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gdw
11-24-2013, 12:07 PM
What is a classic Dura Ace 7402 group in excellent condition worth these days...the complete group (brakes, 8 speed drivetrain with down tube shifters, headset, seatpost, clipless pedals) plus a handbuilt set of wheels with Mavic MA-40 rims?

thirdgenbird
11-24-2013, 12:48 PM
Subscribing.

7402 with downtubes is the only shimano group that i would consider owning. I love the single pivot brakes, 8spd, and indexed downtubes.

texbike
11-24-2013, 12:50 PM
What is a classic Dura Ace 7402 group in excellent condition worth these days...the complete group (brakes, 8 speed drivetrain with down tube shifters, headset, seatpost, clipless pedals) plus a handbuilt set of wheels with Mavic MA-40 rims?

Check completed ebay sales, but I would guess about $500 including the wheels, seatpost, and HS. Maybe a bit less since you have DT shifters instead of the STIs.

Texbike

bluemax
11-25-2013, 12:14 AM
I sold a very nice 8 speed STi group here for $250-275, don't remember the exact figure. No wheels or hubs but STI, FD, RD, calipers, crank, BB.

I think functional STI is still worth more than DT, but I can see the opposite point of view because DT is more reliable in the long term.

I'd guess the wheels at around $100 if the rims are nice. Don't know what the HS or SP are worth.

jtakeda
11-25-2013, 01:00 AM
I would guess around $300 for the group, $400 since the wheels are included.

YoKev
11-25-2013, 03:59 AM
eBay completed auctions are all over the place.

Recently completed private sales I've done:

7400 brifters for $110
7402 rear derailleur for $40
7400 aero post for $55
7400 non-aero brake levers for $30
7400 pedals for $55

All of this stuff was in used, but good condition. Not showroom. Hope this helps.

Kevin

Black Dog
11-25-2013, 07:03 AM
If you really love it and want it then a $100 bucks or so should not matter too much. I think that if it is in mint condition with wheels this is not a crazy price. Anything is only worth what some one will pay for it. Make an offer for what you want to pay and negotiate from there.