How high to bid for  P and T sports?
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    How high would you go? Comes with rain covers etc. good condition, lime green.
    currently running at 100....
    'It's never too late to have a happy childhood' ( Tom Robinson)

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    Probably £180 including postage.
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    Thanks Boxtree, its local pick up so maybe 150?
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    I paid 380 for my p&t vibe double, depends on the model your looking at, the e3 sport goes for about 160 the last time I looked
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