Tall Guy Tourer Projects- Trek 620 and Miyata 210
 

Selling two projects in as-found condition. Both will need new consumables (tires, bar tape, cables, etc). Both have some scratches in the paint. Frames on both appear to be straight with no dents.

Trek 620- 65cm C-T seat tube, 60cm C-C top tube. Seatpost is stuck. I have not been able to move it with penetrating oil and a pipe wrench. Seatpost binder bolt is also missing and threads look questionable. Stem is free. Rear derailleur changed to a Suntour ARX. Photo album: https://drive.google.com/drive/folde...uN?usp=sharing

Miyata 210- 63cm C-T seat tube, 58 cm C-C top tube. Seatpost is tight but does move. Stem is free. Suntour ARX drivetrain with bar end shifters. Handlebars look bent but frame and fork appear good. Photo album: https://drive.google.com/drive/folde...dJ?usp=sharing

Price $125 each or $225 for the pair.

Shipping/Pickup/Delivery
I live in Youngstown Ohio, which is between Cleveland and Pittsburgh. I can meet you anywhere within an hour drive of my house.
I will also be driving from Youngstown to the Poughkeepsie, NY area on Friday July 16, then driving back on July 17 (picking up bikes from the recent Copake auction). I can meet you anywhere along that route if you can work around my schedule.
Or, I can drop off at my local bike shop and you can pay them directly to pack and ship. (Shipping the Trek may be difficult due to the frame size and stuck seatpost)


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The Trek looks like an ’84 - what does the serial number indicate? (vintage-Trek.com)

113624, indicating it was built in the final days of 1983, I'm sure as an '84 model.

That Trek is interesting, but I unfortunately I am not ready to tackle another stuck fluted seatpost.

Do you still have the Trek?