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Old June 30th 04, 12:42 PM
tjn
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Default Value of 1988 Schwinn KOM

I'm tempted to sell my 1988 Schwinn Project KOM, but don't know its value.
The rear brake caliper is mounted under the chain stays... unusual and for
that year only.
The frame size is 22 inch... the largest frame manufactured. I know it
retailed for $1000 when new.
In very good condition - hardly used. A few scratches, mostly from hanging
in the garage.
Any thoughts? Thanks.


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Old July 1st 04, 12:30 AM
Tom Kunich
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Default Value of 1988 Schwinn KOM

"tjn" wrote in message
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I'm tempted to sell my 1988 Schwinn Project KOM, but don't know its value.
The rear brake caliper is mounted under the chain stays... unusual and for
that year only.
The frame size is 22 inch... the largest frame manufactured. I know it
retailed for $1000 when new.
In very good condition - hardly used. A few scratches, mostly from

hanging
in the garage.


The KOM was a pretty good MTB in it's time. I tried to buy one that size but
they simply weren't available. Instead I bought a Bridgestone MB-2 which
probably was a better buy.

The KOM isn't worth much except for sentimental value and the size of the
frame makes it pretty difficult because only a small percentage of bikes
sold are that large.

I'd say that if you could get $250 for it you'd be doing well. But on Ebay
who knows?


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Old July 1st 04, 12:30 AM
Tom Kunich
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Default Value of 1988 Schwinn KOM

"tjn" wrote in message
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I'm tempted to sell my 1988 Schwinn Project KOM, but don't know its value.
The rear brake caliper is mounted under the chain stays... unusual and for
that year only.
The frame size is 22 inch... the largest frame manufactured. I know it
retailed for $1000 when new.
In very good condition - hardly used. A few scratches, mostly from

hanging
in the garage.


The KOM was a pretty good MTB in it's time. I tried to buy one that size but
they simply weren't available. Instead I bought a Bridgestone MB-2 which
probably was a better buy.

The KOM isn't worth much except for sentimental value and the size of the
frame makes it pretty difficult because only a small percentage of bikes
sold are that large.

I'd say that if you could get $250 for it you'd be doing well. But on Ebay
who knows?


 




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