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02-07-09, 09:36 PM
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[QUOTE=wrk101;8322759]My wife picked up a nice 1980 Trek 412 at a garage sale this morning. It even came with an oversized Cannondale seat bag, with a few tools and a couple of spare tubes!! And a good frame pump! While the thrift stores have just about dried up, the garage sale and Craigs List finds are improving. Time to change my game plan!
The bike has a kind of cool serial number: 000041!
With the wraparound Trek decal...probably a 1982 model. Nice catch! All the usual sources up my way have dried up for now. Can't wait until spring!!!
The bike has a kind of cool serial number: 000041!
With the wraparound Trek decal...probably a 1982 model. Nice catch! All the usual sources up my way have dried up for now. Can't wait until spring!!!
02-07-09, 09:45 PM
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"[QUOTE=wrk101;8323294]OK, another garage sale find today. Bought it right, so hopefully it will come out alright, as it is my first single speed or perhaps a two speed. It is a Schwinn Racer, serial # FG087127. Looked up the code, shows it to be a 1971 bike (it sure looks older than that to me).
Frame looks really solid, the rims and fenders will need the full oxalic treatment. Also, the rear hub is pretty large, and the bike freewheels backwards (at least now it does). I am guessing this is a two speed that needs some work. Any suggestions would be appreciated."
* "Freewheels backwards" ... try opening up the hub & lubing it. Probably (hopefully just) got gummed
up from sitting.
* Go over the paint with polishing compound before waxing it. Just picked up a couple of new containers
of Turtle Wax Polishing Compound & Turtle Wax Rubbing Compound at Sears for $1.99 each.
Frame looks really solid, the rims and fenders will need the full oxalic treatment. Also, the rear hub is pretty large, and the bike freewheels backwards (at least now it does). I am guessing this is a two speed that needs some work. Any suggestions would be appreciated."
* "Freewheels backwards" ... try opening up the hub & lubing it. Probably (hopefully just) got gummed
up from sitting.
* Go over the paint with polishing compound before waxing it. Just picked up a couple of new containers
of Turtle Wax Polishing Compound & Turtle Wax Rubbing Compound at Sears for $1.99 each.
02-07-09, 10:27 PM
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OK, another garage sale find today. Bought it right, so hopefully it will come out alright, as it is my first single speed or perhaps a two speed. It is a Schwinn Racer, serial # FG087127. Looked up the code, shows it to be a 1971 bike (it sure looks older than that to me).
Frame looks really solid, the rims and fenders will need the full oxalic treatment. Also, the rear hub is pretty large, and the bike freewheels backwards (at least now it does). I am guessing this is a two speed that needs some work. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
After a long dry spell, I have picked up six bikes in the last week. So my stock of flippers is now replenished.
Frame looks really solid, the rims and fenders will need the full oxalic treatment. Also, the rear hub is pretty large, and the bike freewheels backwards (at least now it does). I am guessing this is a two speed that needs some work. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
After a long dry spell, I have picked up six bikes in the last week. So my stock of flippers is now replenished.
Amazing the plastic protector is still on the axle.
02-08-09, 07:09 AM
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NY CL...sounds like this guy has a good idea
Attention copycats: Good opportunity for a "free franchise" 
($50 in NY is actually "affordable")
"Happiness is an awesome bicycle tune up affordably - $50 (Mount Vernon, NY)
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Date: 2009-02-07, 8:34PM EST
Hey making people happy with "Awesome" tuneups is what I do. Complete lubrication and inspection and tuneup is now $50. Dirty bikes needing complete cleaning are $75. Affordable recycled or new parts help keep repair costs real world. Tire puncture protection liners can return the full cost of the tune up in as little as 1-2 seasons by saving you $ on flat repairs and enabling you to go incredibly 3-5000 miles typically without flats with proper maintenanv=ce of tire air pressure. Spend $100 on 1 or multiple bike combined and get a new $20-27 helmet as a winter safe cycling bonus. 20 Fully inspected and tuned used bicycles at incredible prices and more. Call Ted 1-914-667-7417, Ride Safely and Courteously!"
Attention copycats: Good opportunity for a "free franchise" ($50 in NY is actually "affordable") "Happiness is an awesome bicycle tune up affordably - $50 (Mount Vernon, NY)
Reply to: see below
Date: 2009-02-07, 8:34PM EST
Hey making people happy with "Awesome" tuneups is what I do. Complete lubrication and inspection and tuneup is now $50. Dirty bikes needing complete cleaning are $75. Affordable recycled or new parts help keep repair costs real world. Tire puncture protection liners can return the full cost of the tune up in as little as 1-2 seasons by saving you $ on flat repairs and enabling you to go incredibly 3-5000 miles typically without flats with proper maintenanv=ce of tire air pressure. Spend $100 on 1 or multiple bike combined and get a new $20-27 helmet as a winter safe cycling bonus. 20 Fully inspected and tuned used bicycles at incredible prices and more. Call Ted 1-914-667-7417, Ride Safely and Courteously!"
02-08-09, 06:20 PM
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[QUOTE=cycleheimer;8324366]
While I thought that wrap around seat tube decal meant newer as well, component codes and serial number look up on vintage Trek shows it to be a 1980. The weird part is the 1981 Trek 412 I sold a couple of weeks ago, did not have the wrap around decal. So I am a little confused on the Trek decals.
My wife picked up a nice 1980 Trek 412 at a garage sale this morning. It even came with an oversized Cannondale seat bag, with a few tools and a couple of spare tubes!! And a good frame pump! While the thrift stores have just about dried up, the garage sale and Craigs List finds are improving. Time to change my game plan!
The bike has a kind of cool serial number: 000041!
With the wraparound Trek decal...probably a 1982 model. Nice catch! All the usual sources up my way have dried up for now. Can't wait until spring!!!
The bike has a kind of cool serial number: 000041!
With the wraparound Trek decal...probably a 1982 model. Nice catch! All the usual sources up my way have dried up for now. Can't wait until spring!!!
02-08-09, 06:24 PM
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^could it be a repaint? those wrap around decals can be found on ebay from time to time. I'm looking for some myself.
02-12-09, 09:36 AM
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I got one of those racers I picked up for like 30-40 bucks, don't remember. Single speed and it's fun to ride around the neighborhood, here's some pics.
it's a 1953 model according to the serial number
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it's a 1953 model according to the serial number
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02-12-09, 09:58 AM
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02-12-09, 11:05 AM
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WOW! A super nice score!!
I got a call last night on an ad I am running looking for old used bike to buy. It is a mid 70's Colnago Super 10 speed road bike. In Great shape. I had to pay a bit for this one as I normally do not spend $150 on a bike but I did for this one. Small frame, 50cm 29" standover height.
It has some nice parts on it..............it has a Campagnolo Headset, Campagnolo Front and rear wheel Hubs, Campagnolo seat post and Campagnolo shifters. I was told the bottom bracket is also Campy but cannot confirm, cloverleaf cut out on underside of bottom bracket. Front derailleur is Dura Ace, Rear is a Shimano CRANE. it has 5 gear Cassette, High Gear Ratio for a fast ride. Stronglight 20cm Crank Arms, Weinmann type 500 Brakes, Weinmann 27" Alloy Rims marked made in belgium, Newer Highend Gel seat, Win Gold Stem, Handlebars Unknown. Tires are in excellent shape and rims are 99.99% true. SUPER NICE BIKE!*
I decide to list it complete as you see it on ebay and am hoping for a great outcome. I almost tore it down last night but I couldnt make myself rip it apart.
I finnally got lucky.....I think! we will see, I know I will do well, how well???
I wish it had a larger frame.
It has some nice parts on it..............it has a Campagnolo Headset, Campagnolo Front and rear wheel Hubs, Campagnolo seat post and Campagnolo shifters. I was told the bottom bracket is also Campy but cannot confirm, cloverleaf cut out on underside of bottom bracket. Front derailleur is Dura Ace, Rear is a Shimano CRANE. it has 5 gear Cassette, High Gear Ratio for a fast ride. Stronglight 20cm Crank Arms, Weinmann type 500 Brakes, Weinmann 27" Alloy Rims marked made in belgium, Newer Highend Gel seat, Win Gold Stem, Handlebars Unknown. Tires are in excellent shape and rims are 99.99% true. SUPER NICE BIKE!*
I decide to list it complete as you see it on ebay and am hoping for a great outcome. I almost tore it down last night but I couldnt make myself rip it apart.
I finnally got lucky.....I think! we will see, I know I will do well, how well???
I wish it had a larger frame.
02-12-09, 11:28 AM
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I decide to list it complete as you see it on ebay and am hoping for a great outcome. I almost tore it down last night but I couldnt make myself rip it apart.
I finnally got lucky.....I think! we will see, I know I will do well, how well???
I wish it had a larger frame.
I finnally got lucky.....I think! we will see, I know I will do well, how well???
I wish it had a larger frame.
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02-12-09, 11:45 AM
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My kid just called me and says his friend who cleans out forclosed homes has what he describes as a older schwinn Curcuit racing bike with a made in chicago tag on it but he didnt remember a name. He is getting it for me for a steal of a deal and I will have it friday.
Bikes are so much fun to flip...... and sometimes ride when the weather permits!
I cant wait for spring!
02-12-09, 11:53 AM
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the guy I bought the colnago from told me 27" rims but I just looked closer and they are 700c rims
02-12-09, 04:15 PM
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Very nice, any shots of the BB shell?
02-12-09, 07:03 PM
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Just picked up a late 70's Peugeot UO-8 from my Father in law, it was going to be thrown away. I think it is all original except for the saddle. Some rust but I think I can make it into a good commuter. Cant beat the price!
02-12-09, 09:04 PM
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I got a call last night on an ad I am running looking for old used bike to buy. It is a mid 70's Colnago Super 10 speed road bike. In Great shape. I had to pay a bit for this one as I normally do not spend $150 on a bike but I did for this one. Small frame, 50cm 29" standover height.
It has some nice parts on it..............it has a Campagnolo Headset, Campagnolo Front and rear wheel Hubs, Campagnolo seat post and Campagnolo shifters. I was told the bottom bracket is also Campy but cannot confirm, cloverleaf cut out on underside of bottom bracket. Front derailleur is Dura Ace, Rear is a Shimano CRANE. it has 5 gear Cassette, High Gear Ratio for a fast ride. Stronglight 20cm Crank Arms, Weinmann type 500 Brakes, Weinmann 27" Alloy Rims marked made in belgium, Newer Highend Gel seat, Win Gold Stem, Handlebars Unknown. Tires are in excellent shape and rims are 99.99% true. SUPER NICE BIKE!*
I decide to list it complete as you see it on ebay and am hoping for a great outcome. I almost tore it down last night but I couldnt make myself rip it apart.
I finnally got lucky.....I think! we will see, I know I will do well, how well???
I wish it had a larger frame.
It has some nice parts on it..............it has a Campagnolo Headset, Campagnolo Front and rear wheel Hubs, Campagnolo seat post and Campagnolo shifters. I was told the bottom bracket is also Campy but cannot confirm, cloverleaf cut out on underside of bottom bracket. Front derailleur is Dura Ace, Rear is a Shimano CRANE. it has 5 gear Cassette, High Gear Ratio for a fast ride. Stronglight 20cm Crank Arms, Weinmann type 500 Brakes, Weinmann 27" Alloy Rims marked made in belgium, Newer Highend Gel seat, Win Gold Stem, Handlebars Unknown. Tires are in excellent shape and rims are 99.99% true. SUPER NICE BIKE!*
I decide to list it complete as you see it on ebay and am hoping for a great outcome. I almost tore it down last night but I couldnt make myself rip it apart.
I finnally got lucky.....I think! we will see, I know I will do well, how well???
I wish it had a larger frame.
P.s. Just looked at your listing. Lowering the stem and adjusting the handlebars could have gotten you $100 more , easy...
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02-12-09, 11:54 PM
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I really should have parted it out and regret not doing so now but it was really hard for me to rip into this as I have never had a high end bike like this and I did not want to mess anything up. Im use to schwinns and 70s jap bikes so this one made me nervous. I did know that when he said what he had and how much he wanted for it, I can tell you I turned an hours drive into 40 minutes and left immediately. I didnt want him to think about it too long and get seconds thought or sellers remorse. Bike folks can be kinda testy sometimes. He was an old hippy and was smoking grass anyway so it was all cool when I got there.
He told me the brakes were something special but jeezz there just brakes right? NOT! I would have never have thought of just listing those brake pads on eBay until now.
You guys rock, the knowledge base is fantastic and its cool to show off a bike to those who think its cool. all I get from my friends are "bikes are for kids"
They know nothing!
The bike is up to 60+ bucks and I started the bidding out at .99 to start some fire! I have had alot of inquiries for australia and japan shipping, anyone know more about the cheapest way to ship, overseas.
Thanks again and we will see how it goes, I am hoping for $400+ but not sure how it will go
02-13-09, 12:11 AM
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Those brake pads are known for coming unglued from their surfaces just when you don't want them to do so. I've got a bag full that I don't know what to do with.
EDIT: Just saw NOS prices. NOS prices are one thing, well-used - eh, I have my doubts.
-Kurt
EDIT: Just saw NOS prices. NOS prices are one thing, well-used - eh, I have my doubts.
-Kurt
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02-13-09, 07:20 AM
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I am going to take that lesson into account for the next ones I do, I never thought of the look being that important but it is.
I really should have parted it out and regret not doing so now but it was really hard for me to rip into this as I have never had a high end bike like this and I did not want to mess anything up. Im use to schwinns and 70s jap bikes so this one made me nervous. I did know that when he said what he had and how much he wanted for it, I can tell you I turned an hours drive into 40 minutes and left immediately. I didnt want him to think about it too long and get seconds thought or sellers remorse. Bike folks can be kinda testy sometimes. He was an old hippy and was smoking grass anyway so it was all cool when I got there.
He told me the brakes were something special but jeezz there just brakes right? NOT! I would have never have thought of just listing those brake pads on eBay until now.
You guys rock, the knowledge base is fantastic and its cool to show off a bike to those who think its cool. all I get from my friends are "bikes are for kids"
They know nothing!
The bike is up to 60+ bucks and I started the bidding out at .99 to start some fire! I have had alot of inquiries for australia and japan shipping, anyone know more about the cheapest way to ship, overseas.
Thanks again and we will see how it goes, I am hoping for $400+ but not sure how it will go
I really should have parted it out and regret not doing so now but it was really hard for me to rip into this as I have never had a high end bike like this and I did not want to mess anything up. Im use to schwinns and 70s jap bikes so this one made me nervous. I did know that when he said what he had and how much he wanted for it, I can tell you I turned an hours drive into 40 minutes and left immediately. I didnt want him to think about it too long and get seconds thought or sellers remorse. Bike folks can be kinda testy sometimes. He was an old hippy and was smoking grass anyway so it was all cool when I got there.
He told me the brakes were something special but jeezz there just brakes right? NOT! I would have never have thought of just listing those brake pads on eBay until now.
You guys rock, the knowledge base is fantastic and its cool to show off a bike to those who think its cool. all I get from my friends are "bikes are for kids"
They know nothing!
The bike is up to 60+ bucks and I started the bidding out at .99 to start some fire! I have had alot of inquiries for australia and japan shipping, anyone know more about the cheapest way to ship, overseas.
Thanks again and we will see how it goes, I am hoping for $400+ but not sure how it will go
02-13-09, 09:13 AM
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^^^ That is a nice looking LeMond. Congrats.
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02-13-09, 09:56 AM
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That looks sharp!! Very nice!
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02-13-09, 10:04 AM
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The cheapest way would be USPS. Given that, I think you might not be able to ship the bike to Australia due to the sizing restrictions (Max. length 42", Max length plus girth combined 79"). Also, if you are able to get it within those limits, the cost would be over $150. You best make sure they know that before they bid. You will not have any problem with Japan as the size limit is Max length plus girth combined 108". TO japan it will cost about 130 though.
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Ese dicho que me han dicho que tú has dicho que yo he dicho, ese dicho no lo he dicho, porque si lo hubiera dicho, ese dicho estaría bien dicho por haberlo dicho yo.
02-13-09, 10:29 AM
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What i do when i have to overseas a bike is to put the wheels and all the other junk in one box and in the second box put the frame with little other parts.