Tom: I would recommend eBay as the place to best determine the value of (and sell) that Cinelli. True horror stories on eBay, which are fairly rare, are generally on the buying side of the equation, FWIW. I doubt that you would get much activity from scammers if you wanted to sell your bike on eBay. It's not going to be "high-dollar" enough for them to try for a "big payoff." Greg Parker Ann Arbor, Michigan
Date: Sat, 10 Dec 2005 00:37:42 -0600 From: tom@playguitar.com To: classicrendezvous@bikelist.org Subject: [CR]Cinelli Enthusiast
Thank you all for helping me to identify my Cinelli. The consensus seemed to be that it was made around 1981.
My original intention was to restore my Cinelli, but I have just been presented with a family emergency, and have no alternative but to sell it.
Where would be the best place to find a caring and educated Cinelli enthusiast? I really don't want to sell it on ebay, as I have heard the horror stories.
Tom Freeland Austin, TX USA
tpc> Hello,
tpc> I am in the process of restoring my Cinelli, but the first digit of tpc> the serial number is marred.
tpc> I put up a gallery of closeups of all parts of the Cinelli, hoping tpc> that you would be able to help me identify it properly.
tpc> Even if you have no idea, go and check out the gallery of this tpc> beautiful mostly original Cinelli, to appreciate the fine craftsmanship that went into tpc> creating it. I especially love the engraved Coat of Arms on the tpc> handlebars.
tpc> http://www.playguitar.com/
tpc> If you need pictures of something I missed, please email me and I will tpc> be happy to take them.
tpc> Thanks,
tpc> Tom
tpc> Texas, USA