j. hughes

Vitus 992 w/ Shimano 600 STI



Vitus 992 - $250 (Downtown)

Reply to: sale-1021672689@craigslist.org [?]
Date: 2009-02-05, 8:16AM EST


This is an early 90's Vitus 992 bike with mostly shimano 600 components. It has a Mavic headset as well as a Campignolla front hub and skewer. This bike was for racing and is extremely light in weight. If you have any questions just let me know. FYI I am 6 ft tall and it fits great.

JohnDThompson 

"Old Trek road bike" in Northeastern Wisconsin. $100. Unspecified model.

NEEDS PEDALs AND TIRES ARE FLAT OLTHER THAn that it is in exelent condition $100 or will take any offers need gone call Ryan (920)676-1591

Ablaut

I'm definitely nowhere near that point, honestly, so I've always got my eyes open.

Skidoo - mentioning his willingness to ship would've sold me. Again, glad it's not my size!

retrofit

Fuji Opus 3 Frame - $75 (santa cruz)



stan

photostudent

This is a local "flipper" that posts a lot of reconditioned lower end road bikes at fairly high prices. He doesn't know difference between a seat post and a seat tube so I don't know how good his work is. I was "seeing" the manager at a local thrift shop for a couple years and was getting about a bike a week. This guy must average one a day so has a real "in" someplace.

ollo_ollo

Someone buy this quickly..... I'm sorely tempted. Price is a bit high but successful haggling is half the pleasure in a find like this! From the Salem, Oregon Craigslist:

Motobecane Grand Record, 21-1/2" , 531, Campagnolo, circa 1976, NOS !

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Reply to: sale-1020600603@craigslist.org [?]
Date: 2009-02-04, 9:58AM PST
Still in original box ! found in inventory in an old bike shop . Classic French Road bike
Silver/ black Motobecane Grand Record, Reynolds 531 DB frame/forks. Campagnolo NR der's, TA Chainwheel, Super Champion rims. Never sold or assembled, 3+ decades old and still Brand New.
$1,500 delivered, insured.

it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests
PostingID: 1020600603

cb400bill

That Opus 3 was one of Fuji's top of the line bikes in 1985. Quad butted chromoly frame and a Superbe group.

https://www.classicfuji.com/OpusIII_1985_Page.htm

cudak888 

First-gen, Kool Lemon Schwinn Le Tour, $65:

https://miami.craigslist.org/pbc/bik/1022678095.html


-Kurt

iab

Bump. Ending tommorrow morning. Only $600 right now.

iab

Awesome Frejus frame.

https://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=250368074411

iab

Gianni is selling a Gloria frame for Cambio Corsa.

https://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=110347242417

iab

This Olympia has some great lugs.

https://cgi.ebay.it/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?...m=320337819763

iab

And time's running out on this Ganna. My guess he'll accept the highest offer at the end of the auction. The Euro is tanking, the time is now!!

https://cgi.ebay.it/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?...m=270329001328

retrofit

From Velospace...Chicago local pick up

58cm Cilo frame and fork w/ BB and Shimano 600 headset, Tange 1 double-butted $100

Ablaut

CHICAGO - A bunch of vintage parts just popped up, presumably by the same person. Nothing too interesting to look at unless you're looking for it, though.

Raleigh Chainring and Cranks - $40

Nuovo Record Campagnolo front derailleur. - $30

Mafac “Racer” Brakes. - $25

Mafac Brake Levers, Black. - $25

Raleigh 3-Speed Pedals. - $20

Normandy Alloy Hubs - $20

Raleigh 3-speed Heron Chainring. - $10

Raleigh 3-Speed Brakes. - $15

Silca Frame Pumps - $30

Ablaut

Chicago - Scwinn Le Tour - $80
https://chicago.craigslist.org/wcl/bik/1022487047.html



No dents, cleaned up, 57.5cm. This might've been posted here before.

Ablaut

Pardon me if I don't know much about Gannas, but... whoa, that is one crazy derailleur. Pretty bicycle, though! Does anyone know something about it?

PlatyPius

1935 = pre-derailleur as we know it.

Puts the whole "weight weenie" thing in perspective, doesn't it? "I can't buy an Ultegra derailleur! It weighs 4 grams more than that one that's $100 more!"

Ablaut

Not at all! In 1935 this guy was probably gloating over his weight savings sans RD! Naw, kidding.

Okay, that totally makes sense then, I hadn't noticed its dating.

cudak888 

Definitely not worth it. Very cheap crank known for bending, and definitely not worth $40. More like $5 or at the most, $10.

I would be hesitant to use it on a flipper, for that matter. Scrap aluminum.

-Kurt

USAZorro

Sweet mother of mayhem and wrecker of marriages. Which one of mine would go packing if I were to get this?

roguedog

Fuji Opus 3

Man.. This is the 2nd time he posted this. The first was around the holidays and well.. not a good time to be buying.

Has been in the back of my mind since. Think I'm getting it this time...

Dang.. another bike. YOu are guys are expensive to keep 'round.

iab

Ganna was a manufacturer in Italy. They sponsored teams that rode in th Giro. I think WW2 may have done them in but I don't know for certain. The derailleur is a first generation Vittoria Margherita. The lever is to adjust chain tension when switching gears, which was done by hand. In their next generation, the little triangle at the top of the lever was made into a separate part. When you twisted that part, it moved the "butterflies" on top of the chainstay to move the chain. Since the butterfly is on top of the chainstay instead of the bottom (like the Super Champion), you have to pedal backwards to change gears.

In 1937 the TdF allowed derailleurs for the first time and all teams ran the Super Champions. In 1938 the Italian team was allowed to use the Vittoria Margherita and Gino Bartali won using it.

Here is Bartali's bike.

iab

It is interesting he dates it as 60s-70s when the serial number indicates it could be as early as the mid to late 50s. As a matter of fact, this very bike is listed on the Frejus registry, https://www.classicrendezvous.com/Ita...al_numbers.htm

23skidoo

DiBernardi Road Bike - $300 (Denver)



https://denver.craigslist.org/bik/1022592657.html