The frame doesn't fit pass-around game
10-11-14, 05:33 PM
#1201
Riding like its 1990
Doesn't look like much right now but only needs a deep clean, saddle, tires, chain and lube.
90's Stumpjumper with Tange Prestige frame
Considering a trade for a smaller frame, maybe diamond road frame that could be a single speed or something.
90's Stumpjumper with Tange Prestige frame
Considering a trade for a smaller frame, maybe diamond road frame that could be a single speed or something.
10-12-14, 04:26 AM
#1202
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Never mind, sorry. I almost forgot I don't do Specialized of any age anymore.,,,,BD
NICE frame though!
NICE frame though!
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So many bikes, so little dime.
So many bikes, so little dime.
10-13-14, 08:11 AM
#1203
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Also up for consideration a 1984 Centurion Elite RS (in addition to the 22.5 Trek Cirrus (520)) - Picked these up on Craigslist and discovered that I need to get into a 25" frame for my basic rider
Frame or whole bicycle swap
Southern California preferred. - Thanks - Joe
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/9y18z2dg3...EZVCtspva?dl=0
Here's the Trek (previously posted)
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/vyb5vrlh9...6qZQLJ6ba?dl=0
Frame or whole bicycle swap
Southern California preferred. - Thanks - Joe
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/9y18z2dg3...EZVCtspva?dl=0
Here's the Trek (previously posted)
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/vyb5vrlh9...6qZQLJ6ba?dl=0
10-17-14, 02:26 PM
#1205
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'88 Trek 1200
Stem is frozen.. anyone with experience removing frozen quill stems want to deal with it?
56cm
Stem is frozen.. anyone with experience removing frozen quill stems want to deal with it?
56cm
10-19-14, 04:53 PM
#1206
Riding like its 1990
All ready to go. 22" Stumpjumper Team. Stuck seatpost I dont have time to address
Willing to trade frames for something interesting in the 54-56cm size
Diamond road frames, touring, or an aluminum lightweight beach cruiser frame preferrably geared out back. I regret selling my Trek Calypso.
Willing to trade frames for something interesting in the 54-56cm size
Diamond road frames, touring, or an aluminum lightweight beach cruiser frame preferrably geared out back. I regret selling my Trek Calypso.
Last edited by thenomad; 10-19-14 at 07:36 PM.
10-21-14, 06:41 AM
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I have this late '60's PX10 which I love but I have come to terms that the frame is just to large for me. It is 63cm and I put on drilled Campy brake levers since the Mafac levers were missing when I came upon it. It has been cleaned up, new cables and housing and new handlebar tape. I just want someone to enjoy this bike since I can't. I am looking for a 56-58cm PX10 or other comparable ride.
10-22-14, 12:30 PM
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I have a 1981 Team Miyata, frame and fork, size DD56, which results in the following frame dimensions; ST 54cm c-t, TT 55cm c-c, HT 120mm.
Frameset is in very good condition for it's age.
I am LOOKING FOR a similar Team or Pro Miyata frame size; seat tube measure 56-56.5cm center-top.
Thanks -velomack
PM with interest, information and questions.
Frameset is in very good condition for it's age.
I am LOOKING FOR a similar Team or Pro Miyata frame size; seat tube measure 56-56.5cm center-top.
Thanks -velomack
PM with interest, information and questions.
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10-31-14, 06:43 AM
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10-31-14, 12:03 PM
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11-02-14, 12:49 PM
#1213
Still learning
I"ll play. 17" (IIRC - can measure later... but it's tiny) Bianchi Ocelot MTB. Decent paint, no dents. Stuck crankset (the threads on the drive side pulled out when I put the puller to it). Can cut off the BB if wanted. I'd trade for a larger (20+") MTB frame or 27" wheeled 58-60cm sport-touring-esque road frame
11-02-14, 05:32 PM
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11-03-14, 02:44 PM
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I have a 23 inch (57cm) Atala Super Record Professional frame from 1969. I believe it is Columbus SL frame (weight and helical reinforcements in steerer fork confirm this). Top tube is 57 cm as well.
Looking for something interesting in 58-61 cm.
DSC_2375 by avzay55_ebay, on Flickr
Looking for something interesting in 58-61 cm.
DSC_2375 by avzay55_ebay, on Flickr
11-05-14, 10:12 PM
#1217
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I have a 17" 94 or 95 Trek 750 Multitrack. Full True Temper OX Wisconsin steel frame and fork only.
Nice, lively hybrid. This is tig welded and has 43cm chainstays, 135mm vertical dropouts and lots of eyelets including lowriders on fork. 68mm bb shell, bottom pull routing, takes a 1" fork.
Has a Kansas State student sticker on it and a few paint chips but paint is surprisingly glossy and the frame has no dents or dings.
Things I need:
road or mountain triple crankset in 165 (modern preferred)
leather saddle
Nice, lively hybrid. This is tig welded and has 43cm chainstays, 135mm vertical dropouts and lots of eyelets including lowriders on fork. 68mm bb shell, bottom pull routing, takes a 1" fork.
Has a Kansas State student sticker on it and a few paint chips but paint is surprisingly glossy and the frame has no dents or dings.
Things I need:
road or mountain triple crankset in 165 (modern preferred)
leather saddle
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11-06-14, 08:50 AM
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Ok, I've ended up with all these frame that don't fit or won't do what I want them to do.
Looking for a 19''-20" early 90s (some exceptions) MTB frame and fork with eyelets/rack mounts preferably.mid-high end stuff. (Schwinn Cimarron or an MB1 top my list)
16" GT richter, NOS with stem. Missing the replaceable hangar though.
16" Rockhopper ultra f/f seat post
Also this Ti Tomac frame, yet another 16"!!
Looking for a 19''-20" early 90s (some exceptions) MTB frame and fork with eyelets/rack mounts preferably.mid-high end stuff. (Schwinn Cimarron or an MB1 top my list)
16" GT richter, NOS with stem. Missing the replaceable hangar though.
16" Rockhopper ultra f/f seat post
Also this Ti Tomac frame, yet another 16"!!
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11-06-14, 10:08 PM
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All ready to go. 22" Stumpjumper Team. Stuck seatpost I dont have time to address
Willing to trade frames for something interesting in the 54-56cm size
Diamond road frames, touring, or an aluminum lightweight beach cruiser frame preferrably geared out back. I regret selling my Trek Calypso.
Willing to trade frames for something interesting in the 54-56cm size
Diamond road frames, touring, or an aluminum lightweight beach cruiser frame preferrably geared out back. I regret selling my Trek Calypso.
Still looking to trade the frame?
No enough post counts to pm yet, but can email.
11-06-14, 10:28 PM
#1224
Riding like its 1990
ill let you know how it goes this weekend after my final battle withh the seatpost.
got an idea of trade?
got an idea of trade?
Last edited by thenomad; 11-07-14 at 12:25 AM.
11-06-14, 11:17 PM
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Have a 2000 schwinn homegrown factory.
17"
Anodized black
built in the US
2.8 lbs
Comes with headset and seatpost clamp
The original Rock Show Judy is gone but I can include a rigid fork at no cost
Looking for.something comparable but in 15" otherwise vintage quality road frames in 52" always put a smile on my face. Preferably something Italian or maybe a nice touring frame/fork
17"
Anodized black
built in the US
2.8 lbs
Comes with headset and seatpost clamp
The original Rock Show Judy is gone but I can include a rigid fork at no cost
Looking for.something comparable but in 15" otherwise vintage quality road frames in 52" always put a smile on my face. Preferably something Italian or maybe a nice touring frame/fork
Last edited by Henry III; 11-06-14 at 11:21 PM.