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Not sure this fits here, but just trying to learn more about this 16 spd Lemond Zurich?
Sorry if its in the wrong forum group.
It's going for 300$, Shimano 600 Ultegra, Reynolds 853 steel, carbon fork? (is this normal), alexrims s500
Please let me know what y'all think,
thanks,
jasmine
Sorry if its in the wrong forum group.
It's going for 300$, Shimano 600 Ultegra, Reynolds 853 steel, carbon fork? (is this normal), alexrims s500
Please let me know what y'all think,
thanks,
jasmine
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I second inkandsilver...that's a steal (I paid a lot more for my wife's Zurich). I'm biased...I'm a fan of Lemonds. I like the geometry, I like the TT length, I like how they ride and I like 853 (except it dents if you look at it wrong). I'd say those sell pretty easily for $500 in decent condition and you get a lot of bang for the buck. Don't wait for more responses lest you lose out...get in the car now.
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Alex wheelset doesn't belong on that bike IMO, but those are easily replaced. Still a great deal at $300, go get it now before someone else does and jacks the price up.
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Fits nice, a little bit of surface rust, and some paint peeling.
Might need to work on the bottom bracket, feel a little grinding.
But great overall, once I find some oxalic acid somewhere (my friend has citric acid in his dad's garage?) and get most of the rust off, it'l be good!
Might need to work on the bottom bracket, feel a little grinding.
But great overall, once I find some oxalic acid somewhere (my friend has citric acid in his dad's garage?) and get most of the rust off, it'l be good!
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Good job Jazz - enjoy her! For $300, you really can't get worked up over some surface patina and BB work. You got that for around half of market value for one in good shape.
One piece of advice...be careful handling it. 853 is paper thin and gets dings easily. Lean it carefully, don't lean it against things.
One piece of advice...be careful handling it. 853 is paper thin and gets dings easily. Lean it carefully, don't lean it against things.
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