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[Monark52]

I know the bikes not worth anything but what about the fork? It's stamped Ashtabula. The bike was only $10, WAY too cheap to leave there. Any info is appreciated.

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[Dr. Tankenstein]

Looks like a 20"?
I've seen them go on eBay for $100-$150


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[Monark52]

Yes, 20"

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[Monark52]

Yes, 20"

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Looks like a Murray built bike. It says Wildcat on the chainguard.


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[Dr. Tankenstein]

By 'them', I was referring to the fork alone.....the bike.....not so much.....[emoji16]


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[nycet3]

I agree. Definitely worth it.
In addition to the forks, the seat post is a fluted alloy. Depending on how chewed up or faded it is, it would be worth another 20 or so.
The black vinyl pads (especially the frame & crossbar pad) would be worth another 30 if they're not manged.

If the bars are Matthews they're worth a few bucks too.

All that said, I'd clean it up and keep it together. Cool bike as is.
Joe

 

[Chad T]

Cool fork! Check the handlebar stem. The stamped Ashtabula stems go for big dough too.

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