Any of you guys/ladies going?

No bcuz im 2600 miles away if its in Maryland.

might want to move this to the CV discussion section.

I'll be there at 9 sharp.

What is it, where is it?

Hagerstown Westminister, MD, Feb 9:
STOP SWAP AND SAVE | The East Coast's Largest Indoor Bicycle Swap And Consumer Bike Expo

It is fun. Lots of good deals to be had.

Moderator, would you please move this to discussion thread. Didn't mean to put it in the sales group.

Too far away for me, but thanks for the link to the website. It's been a while since I've seen that design outside the Wayback Machine.

I’ll be there with a couple spots set up. 5 or 6 bikes to sell and a table full of parts. Always fun!

I plan to be there. I always find some good stuff.

Love to, y'all gotta fix my transporter though, all the cool antique radio swaps are out east too.

It’s actually in Westminster, Md.

Thanks. Now I recall I went last year or the year before. Crowded. Maybe 50/50% I'll go.

Yes you should come and but a couple of my bikes for sale.

Yes you should come and but a couple of my bikes for sale. [/QUOTE]

brandonjs What bikes are you selling?

brandonjs What bikes are you selling?[/QUOTE]
I’ve got several. Colnago Crystal, Specialized Sequoia, Cannondale Black Lightning, Schwinn Tempo, Univega Speciallisima and a couple more. Look for me if you come. The Colnago is yellow, so I’ll be easy to spot.

I will be there but not until around noon. Will check it out.

Someone please look for a pair of Cinelli LA84 bars. Can't seem to find a pair anywhere.

Brought the 1974 Raleigh Twenty, with original rack bag, for $170. Got it outside and rode it, realized the front bearing are shot. But still a good deal, everything else seems fine, I am happy with it. .

Almost brought the Vitus 979 (socketed, bonded aluminium frame) for $275, till I noticed it did not have the original quill seat post. I have 2 Kabiki Submariner stainless steel bikes with quill seat posts; after leaving I was wondering if they would fit the Vitus.

That was a pretty bike and a good deal. I saw you headed out the door with it! The front hub should be an easy fix.

Wish I was closer, but wow only 5 hours? It's going to be a mad house I imagine.

I had a great show. Bike geeks everywhere! Sold 4 out of the six bikes I took with me to sell and a bunch of small parts. I had more fun chatting with all the people that came by my set up and it was great to make a little money at the same time. I always make sure I have full disclosure about any issues with bikes that I sell. I sleep better at night because of that.
For instance I had a decent Benotto for sale, but the seat post was stuck. I sold it at a great discount and the buyer was perfectly fine with it. I was kind of sad selling a few of them, but made room for some new ones in the stable .

I went and enjoyed it. Although I didn't buy anything. I did spot a yellow Colnago for $600, was that your's brandenjs?

mike

Yes it sure was. It did sell and that’s one I hope I don’t regret selling. I did a full rebuild on that one and it turned out pretty well. Hope the buyer enjoys it.

It was a nice looking bike. I definitely would have considered it if I was in the market for a new bike. I also thought the price was good.

I had a good time, and got a modest haul of useful stuff for cheap. You can't beat $2-$5 Vittoria Corsa/Open tires that look like new take-offs.

But the guys I rode up with did even better. All were worked-in-bike-shops-in-the-70's types, and they spotted fab deals I would have missed. Like a Schwinn Voyageur in decent shape for $30 - with Campy con dente Pista pedals (what?!), and two U08s for $10@ with all sorts of Suntour/Stronglight upgrades. The piece-de-resistance was a ~1979 Gitane Tandem with TA cranks, Campy pedals/headset, Phil hubs, two nice Brooks seats, Cyclone RD in ready to ride condition for $250. It was quite the Tetris puzzle fitting all into the van.