hypothetical price check... shimano 105 r7000

[thegunner]

i'm tempted to get a new bike. before they stop making rim brake bikes anyway.

how much would a take-off shimano 105 group with stock alloy wheels run for? $300? 400?

i'm basically trying to figure out if this is a cost effective proposition before i draw ire for bringing another full bike home (a frameset is probably fine :banana:)

[jtbadge]

IMO, it's hard to say at the moment because there isn't really a ton of used R7000 stuff out there, for whatever reason. Looks like about $500 for the group new, so $400 with wheels seems pretty good?

[jkbrwn]

i'm tempted to get a new bike. before they stop making rim brake bikes anyway.

how much would a take-off shimano 105 group with stock alloy wheels run for? $300? 400?

i'm basically trying to figure out if this is a cost effective proposition before i draw ire for bringing another full bike home (a frameset is probably fine :banana:)

Unless you desperately need the cash, have you considered keeping the group at least? If you've not used it, it's really fantastic. If you're running DA/Ultegra, it could be good to have the spares around just in case something breaks and you can't get the a replacement part at short notice.

[prototoast]

$300 for the group, $100 for wheels is probably reasonable to expect.

[zzy]

$400 easy for a take off R7000 group

[Davist]

$500 new here: https://www.eurobikeparts.com/proddetail.php?prod=SH-R7000-8pc

so yeah $300-$400 I'd say?

[thegunner]

well i'd be keeping the brakes and the crank is going to be a bb30a (non 105 crank)

i wouldn't keep the group since i'm 100% etap now baby.

[skitlets]

I may be interested in the mini-group (shifters, preferably clamp FD, RD, cassette, chain) if you go this route.