Post by jn4jenny on Mar 30, 2009 3:00:03 GMT -5
Unfortunately in a down economy like this, the answer is "not much". That's a pity since Zaldi is a nice brand--it's very old school and no longer in fashion, but anyone who's ever ridden in a Zaldi can attest to the workmanship and the balance.
If you can find someone who is already a Zaldi fan (which is rare), you could potentially get $500 or so for a Zaldi in wonderful condtion. But let me emphasize again what a rare creature the Zaldi fan is--and frankly, most of them are too poor these days to be buying a "spare" Zaldi.
A normal buyer might pay $200 for it, $300 maybe for a highly marketable size like 17.5". They are going on Ebay for around $175.
If you can find someone who is already a Zaldi fan (which is rare), you could potentially get $500 or so for a Zaldi in wonderful condtion. But let me emphasize again what a rare creature the Zaldi fan is--and frankly, most of them are too poor these days to be buying a "spare" Zaldi.
A normal buyer might pay $200 for it, $300 maybe for a highly marketable size like 17.5". They are going on Ebay for around $175.
