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Old 11-12-20 | 01:04 PM
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From: Portlandia's Kuiper Belt, OR

Bikes: 1987 Woodrup Competition - 2025 Trek Checkpoint SL 6 Gen 3 - 1987 Lotus Legend - 2024 Trek Emonda ALR Rim Brake - 1980 Trek 510 - 1988 Cannondale SR500 - 1985 Trek 670 - 1982 Trek 730

Originally Posted by rcommbikes
62 cm center of head tube to center of seat tube. There is what looks like the beginning of a cut on the steerer tube. It extends 52mm around the 80mm circumference. I put 0.23 mm fishing line in the cut and it just stands a bit proud of the depth of the cut at its deepest. 0.20mm line just fits in. A crude measurement but it’s the best I can do. The bike was obviously ridden for many miles like that. If you are interested, I’ll send the frame to you for the cost of shipping for you to evaluate. You can then send whatever you think it’s worth, remembering that we are a charity. If you value it at zero that’s OK. I just don’t like to see a classic frame scrapped.

That is an extremely generous offer! Thank you! Alas, at 62cm, the top tube is considerably longer than I can deal with--by 2.0 - 2.5cm--which I had feared. After looking at many tall bikes, that longer top tube proportion gets easier to identify in real life and in photos. I believe there are people here or online that would fit a frame like that and do the necessary work to restore it and give it a good home.
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