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no

I've owned several hobbits, and I have helped friends buy/build hobbits. I would say no. My first two hobbits I bought together mostly complete for $200 total. The most I would pay for a stock 78 Hobbit pa50i is $200, and a pa50ii $300.

If those were rarer bikes, like 4 Kit Kat's or something, I would buy them. But Hobbits aren't particularly rare, and the 78's (no CDI, turn signals, battery, etc) just aren't worth that much in my eyes.

Also be aware that the red ones will be harder to move even still. You may get $250-300 for the yellows and either less for the reds or they will move much slower. You could just find a hobbit for yourself. I also think the seller is making the wrong move trying to dump them as a lot.

I was not realy thinking about selling them!

I was on Facebook Marketplace YESTERDAY and a guy about 90 minutes east of Syracuse had 3 yellow and 1 red Hobbits and parts for sale for $500 total. He said somebody was coming over to get them this morning. I suspect these are the same bikes and the new owner is trying to flip them for a really quick $900 profit. Given the cost for gasoline and turnpike tolls, he starts making a profit at $550.(edited)

350 for a hobbit is a fair deal. 350 apiece for 4 hobbits? If you've got space I guess sure. I wouldn't, but I do love a hobbit

If I were taking them on as a bundle would expect a discount. I agree with churioz, I'd offer $800 and see if he'll do it - otherwise I would just shop around for a single one or two.

If you do buy them as a bundle, I will be passing through Syracuse around 4th of July and would buy one of them off you if in good condition. PM me if you end up buying and need to move any of them

Yea these bikes would already be gone if he sold them individually @ $300. He would make more money too

Like Ryan said it's all about where you are selling them. In California In a bigger city running registered with all the parts the yellows would bring 750.00 no problem