TimmyT 

Nope. Overpriced by a factor of 2. Early Superbe is basically Cyclone with a different name.

crank_addict

complete with attitude

Greg Lemond, Cinelli hand made bike
Greg Lemond, Cinelli hand made bike - $150 (Logan square) < >






Here it is again, and if you don't know what a lemond bike is do not waste my time. 50 51cm frame.

Greg Lemond Columbus tubing steel butted handmade frame

Cinelli bars and stem

All shimano 600 components

Look clip pedals

Mavic rear wheel, front missing

Bike needs work but everything is there minus the front wheel.

If you're a flake, don't waste my time, if your a douchbag hipster that has no idea what you are looking at but see the word "Cinelli" and cream your panties, don't waste my time, I won't hold it, I won't bargain, bring cash. Text only show contact and don't text after 10 I work normal hours! Need it gone asap.

• do NOT contact me with unsolicited services or offers

Steve Whitlatch 

[h=2]bike schwinn mesa runner 26in - $50 (crown point)[/h]https://chicago.craigslist.org/nwi/bik/5102748126.html

Steve Whitlatch 

I messaged him yesterday and got no response.

EDIT: Well he just contacted me. I will be getting the bike tomorrow.

Lascauxcaveman 

Uh-oh. I better shoot the guy a quick e-mail telling him you're a clueless 'douchbag' hipster so he better not sell it to you.

But seriously, what're you going to do with a tiny thing like that? Don't you have enough projects?

Clang

Too far of a drive for me.
[h=2]Mens Specialized Rockhopper Mountain Bike - $60 (S. Lacrosse, WI)[/h]Mens Specialized Mountain Bike



Specialized "Rockhopper", 20.5 inch frame, 26 inch wheels, 15 speed Shimano gearing w/thumb shift. Center-pull brakes. Comes with rear rack and air pump. Good tires, tubes, and brake pads. Cleaned, tuned up, and ready to ride. Very good condition. six0eight 3eight6 two7zero5. No text, calls only please.

retrofit

[h=2] CRUISER BICYCLE - $2000 (BAINBRIDGE ISLAND[/h]

a3inverter

1986 Centurion Le Mans - 56cm - $200

1986 Centurion Le Mans 56"

Bianchigirll 

Bianchi Quattro BicycleThis seems interesting, a Columbus framed Bianchi for $150? It looks like a '89 wif the Quattro group but non aero brake levers. Unionville Ct.

thumpism 

Early Trek for those fans. First photo shows a Two Wheel Travel shop sticker at the base of the seat tube. I may have assembled this bike, but someone has stripped the cloth tape and moved the brake levers.

TREK, vintage ('79-81') all original!

TREK, vintage ('79-81') all original! - $200 (Cumberland, VA)




condition: fair

I'm selling my all original TREK bike. GREAT FOR DAILY RIDING OR RESTORATION! I believe it is a '79 to '81 by looking at the SN from those years and by the type of badge on the front. Not sure what the height classification is but, I'm 5'7" and I used it in college to get around. Tires need replacing. The chain is a bit rusty cosmetically but functions just fine. The seat has a chunk out of it about 1"x1" or so. Contact me either by email or, as it's easier for most of us, by text. I will not ship the bike, but we can discuss delivery or meeting up w/in a 50 mi. or so.

thumpism 

50 cm Cannondale r800
50 cm Cannondale r800 - $328 (chester)







good shape all 105 components

Bianchigirll 

This is quiet spendy but I think it is a great looking, and well cared for, early MTB. Look at that stretch, I have driven Peterbuilts with a shorter wheelbase!! Women of World War II - Photos of Coast Guard SPARS $500 clams in Santa Rosa Calif.

Clang

Wrong link. I'm glad you had something benign on your clipboard.

TimmyT 

+1 I'm sure there are other women of WWII that are NSFW.

Bianchigirll 

This is quiet spendy but I think it is a great looking, and well cared for, early MTB. Look at that stretch, I have driven Peterbuilts with a shorter wheelbase!! $500 clams in Santa Rosa Calif. Vintage Univega Alpina Ultima




Here is a smaller Alpina Pro in Denver area for $150 Univega Alpina Pro 18 Speed Hybrid Bike

I wish I could find one of these near me. An '93ish Via arisma with ovalized frame tubing. $239 Med/Tall 20in Univega Hybrid commuter 700c




Anyone in the market for a TALL hybrid for a commuter or Gravel Grinder project? Univega Via Carisma Commuter/Hybrid $120 Alameda

Bianchigirll 

I was updating my FB profile pic at the same time I was checking my email CL alerts.

NSFW? My brain just isn't working fast enough to process that?

upthywazzoo 

Oof. A Bilato Lemond, but not very good shape. Bit sad about that.

rekmeyata

The overprice thing I'm not sure about, I haven't seen one of those bikes go on sale for a very very long time.

But I do exception to your comments regarding Superbe being a renamed Cyclone, earliest Superbes were beefed up more than the Cyclone was to give it a bit more snappy shifting response. All Suntours in the late 70's used parallelogram plates so in that vein I guess all Suntour derailleurs were just renamed, but in reality the 1977 Superbe had wider parallelogram plates, stronger knuckles and stainless steel pivot pins which meant it actually weighed more than the Cyclone. Cyclone was the first high end derailleur that Suntour put out 2 years before Superbe, but Suntour decided they needed a higher performance derailleur with a bit better durability for racing purpose so they developed a beefed up Cyclone and called it Superbe, but one look at a Suntour Vx with the way you think would mean the Cyclone was a renamed V Luxe except the Cyclone was beefed up from the V Luxe, so I guess the way you think that Superbe and Cyclone are just renamed V Luxe's

gioscinelli 

Let us know! By the way "If you're a flake, don't waste my time, if your a douchbag hipster that has no idea what you are looking at but see the word "Cinelli" and cream your panties, don't waste my time, I won't hold it, I won't bargain, bring cash. Text only show contact and don't text after 10 I work normal hours! Need it gone asap.

TimmyT 

For that year, this replaces the International but loses the NR. The amount of gold actually on the thing is tiny. The Competition is still below it. The Pro is still above it, and Pros go for much less. I can't see this being worth more than a Pro unless it's to a collector. As someone pointed out recently, the Campy NR mechs didn't fail as much as the Suntour, and my anecdotal evidence supports that. This leads to your second comment.....

Fair enough.

KonAaron Snake 

+1...

It's a production Raleigh with Suntour...2x value is exactly on point. Maybe there's a buyer for this at that price, but if we're talking average value, I'd say $600-$750.

rekmeyata

Wow, you're anti Suntour aren't you? I know enough about Suntour to know that their friction systems were much more reliable than either Shimano or Campy or any other brand was from the late 70's until the mid 80's, and they shifted better then those brands, in fact even the cheaper mid level Vx series performed better and had better durability than other brands. Suntour in that era was superior to anything else on the market.

I have two supposedly troubled Suntour derailleurs, one is the Suntour Superbe Tech, this derailleur has over 160,000 miles on it and it never has failed; the other is the Mountech, this one has maybe 1800 miles on it but I doubt I'll have issues with it. In fact the bike that has the Superbe Tech has all Superbe components on it, and they all have over 160k miles on them and never a failure except the front derailleur snapped the band due to rust and the band being too thin in an effort to save weight, but I had the exact derailleur in storage so I slapped that on. Suntour derailleurs also stayed tuned, I rarely had to fiddle with the adjustments.

My Superbe derailleur shifts as fast as my STI or Ergo stuff! Of course with friction the rider needs to know how to use friction to make it work like that, in the hands of a novice they'll be cursing friction. What's really weird is that Shimano SIS shifts faster than STI or Ergo.

But I have sneaky feeling you're trying to start an argument here, it's widely known on all forums and riders who use to use that stuff that Suntour was superior in the day, I think you know that too.

Bianchigirll 

Is this bike in the above discussion? That's a gold chrome frame yes? Again I don't get the Raleigh hype but for a chromed Suntour bike 1200 does seem like a lot. I can get you a good deal on a Crimped Alle frame with "FULL Campagnola" for just over half LOL

Bianchigirll 

[QUOTE=rekmeyata;17944683]Wow, you're an anti Suntourite aren't you? QUOTE]


wonder if this could have worked out in a Seinfield episode...

jet sanchEz

Maybe that gold Raleigh is one of their "Century" bike; 200 were built in 1987 and shipped only to Raleigh dealers to commemorate 100 years of business. There will be a number on the bb to denote which of the 200 it is.