Campy Trek?
11-09-11, 12:17 PM
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Campy Trek?
From CL:
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ROAD BIKE TREK WHIT CAMPAGNOLO EQUIPPED. $230.00 CASH ONLY
12 SPEEDS, TIRES 27" FRAME 21" - 53.34cm, EXCELENT CONDITION. READY TO RIDE. CALL AT --------THANK YOU
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Good Buy??
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ROAD BIKE TREK WHIT CAMPAGNOLO EQUIPPED. $230.00 CASH ONLY
12 SPEEDS, TIRES 27" FRAME 21" - 53.34cm, EXCELENT CONDITION. READY TO RIDE. CALL AT --------THANK YOU
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Good Buy??
11-09-11, 12:34 PM
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yah I'd say it's a good buy. Campy SR rear derailleur, not sure about
the other components.
I have an 84 Trek and I love it, it's my 'daily' rider.
Marty
the other components.
I have an 84 Trek and I love it, it's my 'daily' rider.
Marty
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11-09-11, 12:44 PM
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I THINk the hub is Victory (maybe early Athena). Can;t tell if those are Weinmann or Dia Compe brakes and levers and I can;t tell if the bars are Cinelli or SR. There's a crest there, but I can't see which. It's definitely a good deal...be preapred to spend a few bucks on tuneup/overhaul.
11-09-11, 12:47 PM
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This is actually the second time i have seen it posted. I'm surprised it has not been scooped up; the brake calipers are Dia-Compe, that's a little odd isn't it?
11-09-11, 02:44 PM
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I THINk the hub is Victory (maybe early Athena). Can;t tell if those are Weinmann or Dia Compe brakes and levers and I can;t tell if the bars are Cinelli or SR. There's a crest there, but I can't see which. It's definitely a good deal...be preapred to spend a few bucks on tuneup/overhaul.
it looks like a great bike but needs a bit of TLC and new brake levers. the price is too high for flippers and depending on time of year the weather is keeping others away
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11-10-11, 06:36 PM
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Agreed, $230 is a pretty solid price. The only thing I'd replace is the brake levers, but that's because I'm a snob about having aero levers on all my drop bar bikes. I'm not a snob about much, but I just don't like non-aero levers... Plus, the ones on that bike look cheap and probably don't belong anyway.
11-14-11, 01:18 AM
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This seems like a good deal. Also thers's a very good chance this Trek was sold as framset and built up by either the owner or a bike shop originaly. A lot of Treks where sold made this way in the late 70's and 80's.
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