Penske double clicker, Coerce rearsets
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Penske double clicker, Coerce rearsets
I am trying to figure out how low I can go if I sell my superhawk with stock rearsets and shock, so how much would you guys be willing to shell out for the aboe items, please be serious no stupid offers..shock was 750 new and rearsets were 350 new.
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What do you think is fair for the shock? I guess in my experience used parts are worth about half of new. That would be under normal circumstances where the part has been installed, has been used for a while, and has been removed from service successfully. I just pulled a fork change-over to some stuff one of my guys bought off ebay. What a rip. The tubes looked like the guy didn't loosen the triples but just beat them out. One was rashed and the seals were out. It just poured out the oil. This is what I mean by "successfully removed so that the integrity of the part is still there. I hate ebay. The other consideration is the same as above but was only in service like two weeks and then removed. If it's almost "fresh out of the box" then I would think it would be worth more.
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the shock has less than 2k street miles on it, and it was installed and would be unstalled by my friend that is a mechanic...no hammes will be used 
I would want to try and get around 450 for it
I would want to try and get around 450 for it
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Yeah, about $400-500 is about right. If the shock were freshened up and looked like new then maybe even $550. FWIW, GMD in Boston is having a shock service special for $65 right now.
As for the rearsets, I'd pay $200-250 for them...if I had money right now, that is, but I'm currently broke.
As for the rearsets, I'd pay $200-250 for them...if I had money right now, that is, but I'm currently broke.
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Yeah, about $400-500 is about right. If the shock were freshened up and looked like new then maybe even $550. FWIW, GMD in Boston is having a shock service special for $65 right now.
As for the rearsets, I'd pay $200-250 for them...if I had money right now, that is, but I'm currently broke.
As for the rearsets, I'd pay $200-250 for them...if I had money right now, that is, but I'm currently broke.
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Ok I think I have settled on a price
$425 + shipping for shock
$230 + shipping for rearsets
If I can get this out of them then I will be selling the bike with stock stuff (expcept front end) for $2850 (anyone interested let me know)
$425 + shipping for shock
$230 + shipping for rearsets
If I can get this out of them then I will be selling the bike with stock stuff (expcept front end) for $2850 (anyone interested let me know)
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Also before selling it stock I am going to wait another week or so to see if I can sell it without pulling stuff off, if it doesnt work on I will update everyone as soon as I can thanks again
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