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Old 05-03-05, 07:57 PM
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aight guys im trusting you not to steal this from me when i advertise it here, but i have a question:

is this a surly fork? this frame is exactly what i want but that for seems weird

answers quick...first man to answer has my eternal love and can ride the bike any time they are in philly

https://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...sPageName=WDVW


MODS...THIS IS NOT AN AD...IT IS A DESPERATE CRY FOR HELP

should i buy it now?

...(tony....if i get this im sorry....i cant pass this up....do howver need some other parts)
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Does it matter if the fork is surly or not? You can get a new surly fork for about $50. It's a great deal either way, so buy it Dammit!

Just buy it!
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2nd opinion anybody?
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Looks like a black Surly fork, to me. That's a pretty sweet deal, no matter how you slice it.
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Yea, if you factor in a new surly fork if you really want a matching bike and factor in shipping, you get an almost new surly frame and king hs for a little more than $300. That's a great deal if you ask me......

BUY IT!
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*i actually was about to bid. haha. ill let you buy it now though. i need to save money right now. maybe......
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I think I'm going to buy that
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heh...figured you needed a little fire under ya...nice buy
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Dude - $240 for a frame in good condition and a chris king headset?!? BUY NOW

if you change your mind later, you can always make it a project with cheap parts and resell it on ebay as full bike for 500 no prob.
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Nice purchase...!

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The seller also has a 62cm pacer for sale if any of you big dudes want to do some touring....

https://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...sPageName=WDVW
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nice score!
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what a rush

i emailed him about half an hr ago about it....no answer....i just went for it....wow

i thin it is actually a bit bigger than i like but like you said.....i think this could sell for much more...even as in on craigs list or something

boston fixed....next time you are i philly....or...er...north jersey (in the summer)...let me know....you won the first response contest


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and terapin....you bastard....you are the reason i bought it

(i suppose if you ever want to ride it you can too...even if you were just full of crap)
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need some wheels to go with that?
hint hint.....

if I hadn't just picked up a KHS I would have been all over that
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i actualy do...i need to at least replace my suzue rear...what do you have for me?

im thinking, IRO or promax......id love one of those level hubs, a phil or a paul...but they are wayyyy to much...even after saving so much on the frame
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Originally Posted by emayex
and terapin....you bastard....you are the reason i bought it

(i suppose if you ever want to ride it you can too...even if you were just full of crap)

Heh, congrats on the purchase, and nice headset! I'd love to ride it someday, however a bike that tall wouldn't be good on my manhood as I ride a 56....however, lets see pics once its done. Enjoy the new ride!
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Originally Posted by emayex
i actualy do...i need to at least replace my suzue rear...what do you have for me?

im thinking, IRO or promax......id love one of those level hubs, a phil or a paul...but they are wayyyy to much...even after saving so much on the frame
Just some stock wheels off the KHS i just picked up.

for you...cheap!
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Originally Posted by emayex
and terapin....you bastard....you are the reason i bought it

(i suppose if you ever want to ride it you can too...even if you were just full of crap)
I'd pay good money to see him ride a 62 frameset
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Old 05-03-05, 10:25 PM
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how much money?

hey don...maybe if make enough on this i can order a few frames
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That was a no brainer. GJ!
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oy i prolly should have grabbed that 58
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if anybody cares....despite my horror of the new iro fork, the stronglight up on ebay now, and the fear that it wont fit.....

....i have confirmation that it is a surly fork....that the decals were removed....and that the little do on the seat tube is some random sticker...good enough

should the frame fit....im thinking i will either repaint the frame lime green or a mix of safety orange and caution yellow....all chromish parts...white seat...mmmm

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