Joe,

You have a very cool bike that is not very common. I cannot say what the 
"right" price is, but there are a few ways to improve your chance of 
selling it:

   1. Make the bike look its best. Give it a good wash and pump up the 
   tires. A bike with flat tires looks like a neglected bike. If you do not 
   have time or the expertise, offer a kid in the neighborhood $25 to "make it 
   shine."
   2. Show off the bike. Take more pictures, showing off any bright (or 
   dull) spots
   3. Tell us about the bike. List the major components, especially those 
   different from stock
   4. Grow your potential market: be open to shipping. Call around to a few 
   local bike shops and say "how much would it cost to box up a bike and have 
   it ready for bike flights to pick it up?" You can add that to the cost, or 
   split it with the buyer. Check out bike flights and familiarize yourself 
   with the process.

Best of luck,

Edwin

On Sunday, December 17, 2023 at 12:19:00 PM UTC-6 joe kelly wrote:

> Bumping this. Maybe my asking price is too high? I’m not sure what a used 
> quickbeam is worth. I’m open to offers. Perhaps some one would want some of 
> the parts? I could ship a rack or a saddle but possibly not a wheelset. 
> Open to possibilities.
> Thank you
> Joe
>
> On Friday, December 8, 2023 at 9:22:59 PM UTC-5 joe kelly wrote:
>
>>
>> The original wheelset is high flange suzue front and rear. The rear has 
>> threads on both sides so mine has a 16t freewheel and a 14t fixed cog. The 
>> long dropouts allow this to work. I remember Paul or white industries made 
>> a 2 cog freewheel and I always thought it would be funny to put one on each 
>> side, like a 15-17 and a 16-18 or whatever but honestly the novelty does 
>> wear off of manually shifting even 2 gears plus those freewheels were mega 
>> expensive.
>> Anyway the 5sp is a sunshine brand from Japan ( probably) I got off a 
>> list member here and the dyno hub is sp brand I think. Whatever affordable 
>> hub they were selling to years ago just can’t remember. I bought velocity 
>> twin hollow rims with non machined sidewalls (crazy to think I can’t 
>> remember Wednesdays lunch but that detail is firmly lodged in my brain) and 
>> had them built at Baer wheels here in Columbus. I don’t remember if the 
>> spokes were butted, who knows 🤷‍♂️.
>> On Friday, December 8, 2023 at 6:41:58 PM UTC-5 Cyclofiend Jim wrote:
>>
>>> Ha! It's kind of disconcerting to see a Quickbeam with front and rear 
>>> derailers. 
>>> Front/Rear were the Suzue hubs?
>>>
>>> Jim
>>>
>>> On Friday, December 8, 2023 at 10:40:18 AM UTC-8 joe kelly wrote:
>>>
>>>> On Friday, December 8, 2023 at 1:35:18 PM UTC-5 joe kelly wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Stuff I forgot to mention; it’s orange, I don’t want to ship it but 
>>>>> would be willing to drive to meet up, I’m in Columbus Ohio, it has set 
>>>>> for 
>>>>> a few years now since cycling faded away and golf took over as favorite 
>>>>> hobby. Has jack brown green tires, front one is flat needs a new tube 
>>>>> probably, it won’t pump up. Has a brass bell. 
>>>>> I loved assembling and riding this bike but I just haven’t touched it 
>>>>> in a few years. Just writing this for sale post brought back so many nice 
>>>>> memories. Maybe it can make nice memories for the next owner too. Hope so 
>>>>> anyway.
>>>>> Thanks
>>>>> Joe
>>>>> On Friday, December 8, 2023 at 1:28:00 PM UTC-5 joe kelly wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> Hello
>>>>>> I have decided to sell my 60 cm quickbeam. I bought it used and 
>>>>>> customized it with lots of stuff from Rivendell. I had a wheelset made 
>>>>>> that 
>>>>>> is a 5sp 120 rear hub and a dyno front hub I got from Rivendell with 
>>>>>> velocity twin hollow wheels. It has lightsfront and rear, a sackville 
>>>>>> small, fenders, campee front rack with wall basket and net. Nitto stem 
>>>>>> with 
>>>>>> albatross bars, nitto post with broooks b17 and randi jo cover. Sugino 
>>>>>> crank with mkx pedals. Original wheelset included too. Bar end shifters 
>>>>>> and 
>>>>>> cheapy derailers.
>>>>>> $1750 obo
>>>>>> Thanks
>>>>>> Joe
>>>>>>
>>>>>

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