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FS Bike Value
I'm not sure where to post this but what does everyone think the value of a well maintained Porsche FS mountain bike would be?
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Probably around $2k +/- if it's mint. Personally though, I'd rather have a nicely equipped older (pre-Trek) Klein. Oh wait, I do!
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2 k for a bike??? a real bike , you know with no engine?the sorts that requires muscle power?!?!?!? the world has gone mad!
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$16250  I spent a little over $2k on my new road bike, and I don't regret it one bit. People spend lots of money on trivial things like cigarettes, lottery tickets, and Lite beer. At least I get some mental and physical therapy for my bucks.
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Vented disk brakes, carbon fiber, titanium, fully adjustable active suspension. There are just as many things to blow money on with a mountain or road bike as there are on a 911 (except you get more for your money with the porsche).
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The world hasn't gone mad, the whole damned universe is INSANE!
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Here's my little piece of the insanity ..... carbon, kevlar, titanium, active suspension ...... F1 technology for a couple grand? That's not insane, it's a bargain!!
 
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Currently on ebay....$499 no reserve with a buy it now of 1800
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Curt,
I should have known you would have a tricked out bike in Porsche colors with decals. Looks great! Are you riding that on an indoor trainer and getting sweat all over it?
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Yeah, it gets a little sweaty ..... it's actually a K2/Pro-Flex but - of course - I had to strip the graphics off and put a couple of Porsche stickers on it.
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Hehe, another bike thread invades off topic. Just got back from the shop buying an early birthday present - new handlebars (Easton EA70) to replace the noisy Cinelli's on my bike.
To price your bike - search to see if any are being sold. The internet is a big place.
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Oh, and nice bike Curt! Here's a gratuitous pic of my pedal toy: 
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