Giant Team, Vintage - 1995, road bike NEW

[ditbicykles]

Hello

I have for sale NEW Road bike Giant Team, produced in 1995. In original box.

Equipement/technical data:

-Size of frame: cm 56/ 22inch. Space from seat post to head set (top tube, from center to center of tubes): 55cm/ 21,65 inch. The frame is made of steel.
-Wheels: 28 inch, Hubs: Joytech, rims: Rigida
-Tires: CST Super HP 22-622
-head set: 1" Tien Hsin
-Stem: Aluminum alloy - Sakae, insert 22,2mm
-Bar: road, made of aluminum, Champion
-fork: original, Giant HI-Tenslie
-brakes: LEE CHI, Taiwan
crank: 52-42 teeth - SR Sakae, Powering
-Saddle: Viscount
-seat post - Kalloy
-derailleurs: Shimano SIS
-chain: KMC
-shift levers: Shimano SL- 2x7 speed
-Brake levers: LEE CHI
-Bottom bracket: ball bearings
-cassette Sprocket: Shimano 7 speed

In little box are: pedals with belts and noses, front reflex light and close for front wheel.

Weight: 15,3 kg

Price: 1000 Euro

 

[PaulRide]

1000 euros for a hi-ten framed bike with basic components seems a bit wide of the mark. But I may have underestimated the market for this sort of thing...

 

[stedlocks]

It's a shame.... He started off selling nice bikes, for reasonable prices, but lately the prices have gone up out of all proportion....
Shame

 

[Robbied196]

Made in Taiwan - 1000 Euros :facepalm:

 

[ferrus]

seems very strange, do any of these bikes sell??

 

[Ian Raleigh]

I'm loving them tyres!

Thank-you ''ditbicykles'' for putting up this nice bike, on the search for some of those retro CST tyres

Cheers.
Ian.

 

[Mymumsaysimcool]

Similar components to the Apollo bikes in Halfords at 10 times the price - madness.

 

[Trahdercas]

1000E?????????? Are you mad?

 

[Midlife]

OP's pics for some sale items do show a van with bike graphics so I guess they are on show in his shop ?

Shaun

 

[ksvb5368]

seems very strange, do any of these bikes sell??

I've looked back his past posts and nothing has sold as far back as I could see. Seems like he just sees the forum as an extension of his shop floor. . .