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I bought this bike in late 1980's from a bike mechanic in East Providence, RI. He had just powder coated the frame flat black, and rebuilt it with Shimano Deore derailleurs. I'm not sure of year since serial numbers are not visible on BB. Plan to sell it as I moved to a 3rd floor condo with no elevator and bought a lighter road bike that is easier to tote (I'm 71). Any help you can provide to help me sell this is very much appreciated. Thanks.
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Looks like a 21" 1985 Kicker - just before my time
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Thanks much for reply to my inquiry. I'm not very knowlegable about Fat City bikes so please bear with me.
What does "Kicker" mean? How do I verify it's 21"? Any guess what bike is worth and is fat cogs classifieds a good place to sell? |
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Kicker is the model name. It used a basic tubeset and you can tell it from the more competition oriented frame by the braze-ons for fenders/racks. In that kind of condition, I think you could probably expect $200-$250 (less if those zip ties mean that the rear brake cable stops are busted). I'd suggest your local Craigslist or Kijiji to avoid the cost and hassle of packing/posting. Good luck with the sale. Happy cycling! |
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