eBay / CraigsList finds - "Are you looking for one of these!?" Part II
03-22-16, 09:23 PM
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New Pelizzoli frame. $450.00 with free shipping.
New Pelizzoli Frame 2015 Ciocc Concord Columbus SL Pelizzoli Curdomo Lugged | eBay
Move FAST if you want it.
New Pelizzoli Frame 2015 Ciocc Concord Columbus SL Pelizzoli Curdomo Lugged | eBay
Move FAST if you want it.
03-22-16, 09:29 PM
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Schwinn Tempo Bicycle - $125 (Duluth, MN)
& Bicycle Trainer - $50
Schwinn Tempo Bicycle & Bicycle Trainer
Schwinn Tempo Bicycle & Bicycle Trainer
*Shimano 105 equipped
*Look pedals included
*Well-cared for, excellent condition
*Travel Track Fluid+ Trainer
Will sell Bicycle ($125) and Trainer ($50) together or separately.
& Bicycle Trainer - $50
Schwinn Tempo Bicycle & Bicycle Trainer
Schwinn Tempo Bicycle & Bicycle Trainer
*Shimano 105 equipped
*Look pedals included
*Well-cared for, excellent condition
*Travel Track Fluid+ Trainer
Will sell Bicycle ($125) and Trainer ($50) together or separately.
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03-22-16, 09:51 PM
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03-22-16, 09:57 PM
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This is a Stumpjumper Sport, a notch down from the top-of-the-line Stumpjumper of the day. Still, looks like it's in nice shape and at a good price.
Nice old school Stumpy in Kalamazoo. Apologies if this has already been posted; looks like the listing is a month old.
Mid 80's Specialized Stump Jumper 18" Mountain bike * Rebuilt * - $285 (Kzoo Swift)
https://kalamazoo.craigslist.org/bik/5455083245.html
Mid 80's Specialized Stump Jumper 18" Mountain bike * Rebuilt * - $285 (Kzoo Swift)
https://kalamazoo.craigslist.org/bik/5455083245.html
03-22-16, 11:12 PM
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03-23-16, 05:21 AM
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Fellow Tempo owner here. Did not know a thing about them until I built one up last year. I've said it many times throughout these forums that I continue to be impressed with how fast and responsive the Tempo is. I had mine in a fast paceline last weekend and it was very stable and kept asking for more! I have other vintage steel I wouldn't be as comfortable with at those speeds. You got a great deal and should love the bike.
03-23-16, 11:50 AM
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That's a cool looking bike, but it brings to mind a question I've had for quite some time: What is the deal with the forward tilt of pullback handlebars?
I've seen this mainly on cruisers, but now it's starting to creep into the 3-speed community as well. The natural position of the hands would dictate the opposite; a slight backward tilt like that which is built into the bars on my Roadster:
The angle of these bars cannot be adjusted, they come with the stem as a unit. But when I ride this bike, my hands just fall naturally onto the grips. This forward tilt thing just looks awkward by comparison. Can anybody out there clue me in?
Thanks,
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03-23-16, 01:13 PM
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03-23-16, 01:16 PM
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That's a cool looking bike, but it brings to mind a question I've had for quite some time: What is the deal with the forward tilt of pullback handlebars?
I've seen this mainly on cruisers, but now it's starting to creep into the 3-speed community as well. The natural position of the hands would dictate the opposite; a slight backward tilt like that which is built into the bars on my Roadster:
The angle of these bars cannot be adjusted, they come with the stem as a unit. But when I ride this bike, my hands just fall naturally onto the grips. This forward tilt thing just looks awkward by comparison. Can anybody out there clue me in?
Thanks,
DQR
I've seen this mainly on cruisers, but now it's starting to creep into the 3-speed community as well. The natural position of the hands would dictate the opposite; a slight backward tilt like that which is built into the bars on my Roadster:
The angle of these bars cannot be adjusted, they come with the stem as a unit. But when I ride this bike, my hands just fall naturally onto the grips. This forward tilt thing just looks awkward by comparison. Can anybody out there clue me in?
Thanks,
DQR
03-23-16, 01:23 PM
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New Pelizzoli frame. $450.00 with free shipping.
New Pelizzoli Frame 2015 Ciocc Concord Columbus SL Pelizzoli Curdomo Lugged | eBay
Move FAST if you want it.
New Pelizzoli Frame 2015 Ciocc Concord Columbus SL Pelizzoli Curdomo Lugged | eBay
Move FAST if you want it.
DD
03-23-16, 02:19 PM
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It's too look "bad". In So Cal it may stem from either the low rider bike or the beach cruiser. Chicken or egg?
That's a cool looking bike, but it brings to mind a question I've had for quite some time: What is the deal with the forward tilt of pullback handlebars?
I've seen this mainly on cruisers, but now it's starting to creep into the 3-speed community as well. The natural position of the hands would dictate the opposite; a slight backward tilt like that which is built into the bars on my Roadster:
The angle of these bars cannot be adjusted, they come with the stem as a unit. But when I ride this bike, my hands just fall naturally onto the grips. This forward tilt thing just looks awkward by comparison. Can anybody out there clue me in?
Thanks,
DQR
I've seen this mainly on cruisers, but now it's starting to creep into the 3-speed community as well. The natural position of the hands would dictate the opposite; a slight backward tilt like that which is built into the bars on my Roadster:
The angle of these bars cannot be adjusted, they come with the stem as a unit. But when I ride this bike, my hands just fall naturally onto the grips. This forward tilt thing just looks awkward by comparison. Can anybody out there clue me in?
Thanks,
DQR
03-23-16, 03:06 PM
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Cinelli Super Corsa Frame and Fork $800 OBO
Cinelli Super Coursa 56cm frameset in blue $800 - Walnut Creek CA
Cinelli Super Coursa 56cm frameset in blue $800 - Walnut Creek CA
03-23-16, 08:07 PM
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03-23-16, 08:10 PM
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[QUOTE=camelopardalis;18628279]Aren't the components on this bike worth more than the ask?
Vintage Basso Loto Italian road bike
I checked the bike out. Somewhat below the condition of bikes that I would like to own and ride. Quite a few paint chips. I am not a reseller for profit. I am more interested in the components for rebuilding other bikes, specially the Super Record group. Worth it for that purpose? To DD, what does "PC" mean?
Vintage Basso Loto Italian road bike
03-23-16, 08:15 PM
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When I ride my bike I feel free and happy and strong. I'm liberated from the usual nonsense of day to day life. Solid, dependable, silent, my bike is my horse, my fighter jet, my island, my friend. Together we will conquer that hill and thereafter the world.
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03-23-16, 08:57 PM
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Great deal IMO! I paid about the same for one in not as nice of shape. Haven't really rode it much, it's waiting a complete rehab. But I also have Tenax Voyageur and Super Sport, and both are great bikes.
03-23-16, 10:26 PM
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[h=2] 58cm Fuji ACE great looking black on black vintage 12 speed road bike - $315 (marina / cow hollow)
58cm Fuji ACE great looking black on black vintage 12 speed road bike[/h]
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58cm Fuji ACE great looking black on black vintage 12 speed road bike[/h]
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03-24-16, 10:24 AM
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03-24-16, 11:20 AM
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No affiliation. The seller posted this very nice Trek to the Classic Rendezvous list yesterday.
Vintage TREK Bicycle
He hasn't been able to locate the serial number (yet), but my guess is early 80s 720.
Vintage TREK Bicycle
He hasn't been able to locate the serial number (yet), but my guess is early 80s 720.
03-24-16, 11:31 AM
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No affiliation. The seller posted this very nice Trek to the Classic Rendezvous list yesterday.
Vintage TREK Bicycle
He hasn't been able to locate the serial number (yet), but my guess is early 80s 720.
Vintage TREK Bicycle
He hasn't been able to locate the serial number (yet), but my guess is early 80s 720.
03-24-16, 11:45 AM
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No affiliation. The seller posted this very nice Trek to the Classic Rendezvous list yesterday.
Vintage TREK Bicycle
He hasn't been able to locate the serial number (yet), but my guess is early 80s 720.
Vintage TREK Bicycle
He hasn't been able to locate the serial number (yet), but my guess is early 80s 720.
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03-24-16, 12:02 PM
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03-24-16, 12:20 PM
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If you're interested in the bike, I'd talk with the seller. He seems to mostly want to see that it goes to someone who would appreciate it. From his description on CR, it didn't seem like it's been ridden much. I have no idea what, if any, research went into his asking price.
03-24-16, 12:25 PM
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If you're interested in the bike, I'd talk with the seller. He seems to mostly want to see that it goes to someone who would appreciate it. From his description on CR, it didn't seem like it's been ridden much. I have no idea what, if any, research went into his asking price.
