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I wouldn't spend more than half what they sell for new. Since you are mechanically inclined, you should be able to slap one together fairly easily. Not to mention, you can go over all the nuts and bolts and take time to locktite, grease, or oil (depending on what, lol) your shiny new bike. If you get one for $600 or $700 (that would be my ceiling, and it should be running), you probably still want to take it apart and put it back together again using locktite, grease, and/or oil.
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