There's a fairly strong market for classic Univega bicycles. Is it steel and lugged? Classic steel Japanese-made frames like Fuji, Univega and Bridgestone, are becoming very rare and selling for a lot of $$$. There were only a few steel frames made
better than Japanese bikes, and as you'll guess, many of those were Italian made.
But heck, why get rid of it? They don't make 'em like that anymore, and I bet that bike rides like a dream. If it were mine, I'd put some low-resistance tires on it, inflate them to 140-pounds of pressure, and terrorize the neighborhood dog walkers with it.
