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Old 04-01-14, 08:09 PM
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What's wrong with that? In a few years as my daughter gets older, I'll probably be looking for a trail-a-bike of some sort.
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Originally Posted by tommyblair22
Selling ex wifes bicycle

Maybe the weirdest I've ever seen.
I just don't think it could get weirder than that. I hesitate to post this one (that can't compete), but the photos of this innovative setup are worth seeing.
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This is an 80's road bike that has great potential to be an amazing ride for somebody out there. The derailleurs are good, wheel set is good, tires are fair, frame is in good shape, brakes are in good condition. The main thing that needs work on this bike is the handlebar, shifters, and brake levers. They are all there, they just need to be rewired. A local bike shop should be able to do this for not too much. (Bikers Edge in Kaysville quoted me 20-30 for the cables and the labor.) The handle bar is a unique aero-bar that will need to be wrapped and set up with a shifter set, or replaced with a standard handlebar set.The rear derailleur is Shimano Ultegra. The front derailleur is Shimano. I also have a Shimano Ultegra crankset if you want it. There is the option of either the original shifters with Shimano breaks levers, or Shimano Ultegra shifter and and break combo. For a shop to do all the work will cost closer to $50-60 not including the price of a new handlebar set and wrap.
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I am selling 3 Vintage Beach Cruisers from the 60s-70s. Awesome project bikes with lots of character. I am selling each for $150, or the lot for $400. I will post pictures later, but this picture of Marilyn Monroe on a bike is what I had in mind for my girlfriend at the time, just to give you an idea. My girlfriend does not look like Marilyn Monroe.
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Originally Posted by himespau
What's wrong with that? In a few years as my daughter gets older, I'll probably be looking for a trail-a-bike of some sort.
Doh... maybe if I had known what it was that I was looking at. NOW it makes sense.

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Http://vancouver.en.craigslist.ca/va...403639204.html

Apart from the dialogue, he should see if the bike shop will give him $175 for it so they can flip it for the $350 they quoted.
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[h=2]FOR SALE OR TRADE . STREET SURFER - $900 (OR BEST OFFER $$$)[/h]


This is a one of a kind bike that feels like SURFING with a suspension system that all the kids will want to try.
Don't laugh BMX'ers, Everything you have ever seen done on a BMX bike has been done and is viewable on the website video. https://www.streetsurfer.com.au/home/ OR look it up on YouTube.
I have one of these from Interbike that only dealers got to look at.
Perfect condition and This one is Silver and like new.
the Retail price is 900.00 US
This will fit little kids from 6 to people up to 6 foot tall.
The rear suspension adjusts to raise or lower the whole bike.
In Japan they have built a whole bike park just for these and Adults ride them. Sold around the world but only a few exist in America.

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Lock not included. Does it need one?
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Originally Posted by Sails


Lock not included. Does it need one?
I spray can painted a bike like that once. Except it was solid yellow in the front with b/w stripes in the back. I called it the bumblebee. Of course I was 14 years old and that was 40 plus years ago. I probably thought it was super duper cool then too.
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Originale LEGNANO bici d'epoca con freni a bacchetta interni | eBay

I'm guessing the seatpost might be stuck:


It is quite well patina'd tho:

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Originally Posted by smontanaro
Originale LEGNANO bici d'epoca con freni a bacchetta interni | eBay

I'm guessing the seatpost might be stuck:


It is quite well patina'd tho:

Fork looks bent.
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Green velvet, if you please.

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Green velvet, if you please.


What's kind of sad is that someone must've put a lot of work into that.
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Reminds me of the summer I spent in Somerville, MA (Cambridge-adjacent), a couple times I saw "cheap funky green limousine" driving around, it was covered in astroturf and had that advertising slogan painted on the windows.
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I remember seeing a process called "flocking" in my old Hot Rod magazines! It involved a positive charge and some "flocking material". Kinda cool!
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Originally Posted by inkandsilver
I just don't think it could get weirder than that. I hesitate to post this one (that can't compete), but the photos of this innovative setup are worth seeing.
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Please call or text anytime!
Seems pretty whacky wierd to me if the bike could be sorted out as cheaply as the seller say's why has it not been done. I would figure several times to qouted price to have a shop sort everything with the STI's if there working correctly which I doubt.
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Old 04-07-14, 11:50 AM
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Fork's straight.

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$100 firm****

Classic SCHWINN continental bike in great shaped

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If it was turned around, that'd be a pretty cool looking squiggly fork. Also, is that a leather saddle? $100 sounds like not a bad price (if you are big enough for a bike that tall)
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Check out this Raleigh...now I like my Raleigh's...but...really?

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Another Barn Find!

I especially like the location of the brake lever!


Nice!
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Here is Hubris.

I don't know the maker, a quick google search shows that they made some TDF bike back in the day. But this isn't one of them, but it is priced like it is.

https://www.kijiji.ca/v-view-image.ht...ationFlag=true
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Check out this Raleigh...now I like my Raleigh's...but...really?

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Yes but its Free Shipping.

I think the high price is so it won't sell, and then he can justify keeping it to his SO.
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Custom built Miyata 710 w/ shamano 105

Why is painting a bike black a theft deterrent?
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Old 04-10-14, 07:47 PM
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Originally Posted by smontanaro
Custom built Miyata 710 w/ shamano 105

Why is painting a bike black a theft deterrent?

An easy question to answer. Most thieves operate at night, and they can't steal what they can't see.
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BRAND NEW MENS FULL SIZE ADULT BICYCLE

Just like the TdF bikes?!?! AND IT'S ALL IN CAPS TOO?!?!
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