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ghostsofmylife
Attempting to defuse an unnecessary argument - you will almost certainly get closer to the money you want by taking it apart and selling the bits individually. If you want a fairly accurate idea of what it might add up to, then search via sold prices on ebay. If you're selling here (which is both better and worse than ebay in various ways) then you'll want to sell the individual bits for a bit lower than ebay prices.
But also bear in mind that track bikes have depreciated in value considerably in the last few years, so unless you want to wait until they come back into fashion again then you're probably not going to do that well on fixed specific parts.