55cm Velo Orange Campeur - New Frameset
[h=2]55cm Velo Orange Campeur - New Frameset - $450 (North Park)[/h]http://images.craigslist.org/01010_f...BY_600x450.jpg

VO Velo Leather Saddle/Bike Seat Model 5- Honey Brown
[h=2]VO Velo Leather Saddle/Bike Seat Model 5- Honey Brown - $55 (Costa Mesa)[/h]http://images.craigslist.org/00A0A_7...8R_600x450.jpg

Not sure if this is worth a look, but it's an '80s Univega MTB:

Vintage Survivor Univega "80s" Mt. Bike

$260 shipped for a front fixie wheel and it doesn't even include rim tape seems kinda pricey to me.

How is a front fixie wheel different from a front non-fixie wheel? Sometimes the world confuses me.

Often it is a nutted hub instead of a quick release.

That does seem like an awfully good deal - the frame value is $600.

A Cannondale near Baltimore ith a silly long stem for a small bike.
Cannondale Road Bike

Never heard of a Mendiz, but there's one in Baltimore.
Mendiz Vintage Road Bike w/ Campagnolo

I often hear Aussies lament about the prices of bike goods there, perhaps it's reasonable for the locale.

I'd be skeptical of a no-name trispoke, myself.

Classic Bianchi Road Bike - 52cm Bicycle
[h=2]Classic Bianchi Road Bike - 52cm Bicycle - $375 (Cambridge)[/h] http://images.craigslist.org/00y0y_i...hy_600x450.jpg
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I have a 52cm classic Bianchi road bike for sale. It is a great shape and was ridden up to just last year. Please look at pics as I do not know much about these bicycles other than that many of the parts are Campagnolo (Campy) and this is a solid real steel bike. I have had a couple of people asking me specific things about it, and honestly, this is a great price for an awesome classic with what looks to be all stock parts.

Price is $375. Can meet you on a Red Line stop if interested.

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Tommasini 15th aniversary 62cm frame & fork
[h=2]Tommasini 15th aniversary 62cm frame & fork - $1200 (Watertown)[/h] http://images.craigslist.org/00606_i...iy_600x450.jpg


Here we have a rare italian lugged steel frame and fork built up as a fixie. This is Tommasini's 15th anniversary model of selling bikes in USA! Bike comes with everything in the picture. The size is 62cm and with a set of wheels, pedals, and a chain this bike can be back on the road. Bike can also be broken down and built up into a classic racing/touring machine.

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Miyata 1000 LT, $250 - Miyata 1000 LT | road | City of Toronto | Kijiji
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Just spotted this, thought somebody might find it interesting (despite that handlebar!)
56 cm Univega frame

Apologies if this isn't an interesting frame - I don't know much about classic bikes but have mostly read praise about Univega. If I had space and box of old spares, I would have tried to build it - it's my size.

Anyone local interested in that frame? Depending on what Campy group is on this Bianchi, I would be interested in doing a split of sorts.

Schwinn Paramount road bike

http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=374941

Judging by a couple of things, this may or may not be a 'good' frame. Univega quit using Miyata-built frames in the later '80s. Production moved from Japan to Taiwan, and mostly made by Giant.

The handlebar stem shifters identify this as a lower-end or entry-level bike/frame, the rear wheel dropouts look stamped and not forged, no derailleur hanger, etc. I'm guessing by the pic that the bumps on the downtube where shifters would normally be are cable stops? One set of bottle cage mounts would ID this frame to the late '70s-early 80s. I don't see any tubing identification stickers anywhere. More than likely it was made for 27" wheels. This bike could be resurrected if you were able to source all of the missing bits cheaply or if you were able to buy a whole wrong-frame-size bike for the parts to swap over but it would still be a $125 bike when finished.

It looks like Chorus to me, even if you were to chuck the frame in the garbage, $325 for a Chorus group is an excellent price. Buy it and post up the Bianchi in the "Frame Doesn't Fit Pass Around Game" thread, you will have many many interested people, I guarantee it.

Trek 520 and what looks like a Peugeot UO8 on the goodwill auction site for pickup in Santa Ana, CA.

Still really low bids, someone go get em!

shopgoodwill.com - #16157840 - Trek 520 21-Speed Road Bike - 4/16/2014 7:14:00 PM
shopgoodwill.com - #16179231 - Peugeot Bicycle w/Carboprofil 105 Tube - 4/18/2014 7:05:00 PM

If anything, congrats on keeping the bike in really nice condition from the appearances in the photos. It's a beautiful bike.

Nice Centurion.

http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=374950

Lotus Men's Road Bike
[h=2]Lotus Men's Road Bike - $270 (Cambridge Harvard Square)[/h] http://images.craigslist.org/00o0o_j...ZV_600x450.jpg
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Excellent condition. 22.5" frame ideal for someone 5'11"-6'1". Please call 617-840-4185

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Thank you! I've started hanging around this forum a bit to learn more about vintage bikes, this sort of information is useful. Now to go and read up on stamped vs. forged dropouts ..

84'
http://www.vintage-trek.com/images/t...ek3Touring.pdf

Tall, mix of old & new, Raleigh Super Course for cheap. Bent fork?
Vintage Raleigh Super Course 27 Speed Road Bike Mens