Re: [emrat:13733] Where do you look to find old bikes

Cycle Trader filters work better when you get specific. I have spent way too much time perusing the local inventory with it. If you set a minimum cost of $1k and put used in condition section you should have better results. Good hunting. 

On Fri, Sep 9, 2022 at 20:51 Jim Kerick <jim.kerick@gmail.com> wrote:

So I am approaching a point where I might get free time in my life… (yeah I don't believe that either, but it is my self delusion of the moment)

I want to get a 90's or early '00s Duc or Goose. Tying to look on cycletrader and a couple other spots is giving me no joy. Cycletrader doesn't have decent filters, and the dealers flood in bikes without a price, so you can't get past three pages of new stuff.

Any tips? I don't want something that will need a frame or huge work. Still I don't mind wrenching. 

Thanks

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