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Permalink Reply by cutifly on February 2, 2009 at 5:39am

Look it up a similar bike on E-bay, add the shipping cost and there is your local asking price.

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Permalink Reply by Ali on February 2, 2009 at 11:52am

M.A.R.K. said:

Everynoe wants as much as can get for something. It's not really a matter of how much you want but how much people are willing to pay for it. Dont sell it for any less then what you want for it.

It's also important to put a "realistic" value on it...CL is full of bikes that will not sell due to their high asking price a few that come into mind is an Ellsworth that has been on there for over a year and a Cannondale Badboy that has been there for a better part of a year...

-Ali

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Permalink Reply by Seri97 on February 3, 2009 at 8:53am

Hi Dana,

Craig's List works well and is free but only remains for a week or less. eBay is another option and charges a small fee depending on your list price ect. I am selling a a fairly new Size medium ( 5'6-5'10) Giant OCR C1 all carbon road bike if interested.

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Permalink Reply by Dana on February 3, 2009 at 8:56am

I definitely would be interested however I'm only about 5'3'' or 5'4'' so I think it might be a bit tall for me. But thanks!

Seri Greenspon said:

Hi Dana,

Craig's List works well and is free but only remains for a week or less. eBay is another option and charges a small fee depending on your list price ect. I am selling a a fairly new Size medium ( 5'6-5'10) Giant OCR C1 all carbon road bike if interested.

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Permalink Reply by Ali on February 3, 2009 at 10:06am

Dana said:

I definitely would be interested however I'm only about 5'3'' or 5'4'' so I think it might be a bit tall for me. But thanks!

Seri Greenspon said:

Hi Dana,

Craig's List works well and is free but only remains for a week or less. eBay is another option and charges a small fee depending on your list price ect. I am selling a a fairly new Size medium ( 5'6-5'10) Giant OCR C1 all carbon road bike if interested.

I think bike fit is a fluid science...There are no absolute rights or wrongs but personal preferences, I have met people that ride a smaller or bigger frames than what they "should" according to the bike manufacturers. I personally prefer a smaller frame because I feel it is a little more snappier handling...Then again one might be able to fit a larger frame if you change out the stem.

-Ali

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Permalink Reply by Norm Hansen on February 3, 2009 at 6:59pm

Did You go back to where you bought the Cannondale Quick to see if they would work with you to get maybe the bike they sould have sold you?

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