CuttersRidge

Looking at that Boston's Craig's List; I'm not sure if these are one's normal Grand Prixs though the frames may well be. Which means I think, these could be Raleighs that were sold in England/UK. I've noted, slight differences.

For beginners, Grand Prixs always had chrome tipped forks. I don't think that color scheme fits '77, '76 Grand Prixs though may be reminiscent (seat tube). Description says "steel double-butted tubing", meaning?


https://boston.craigslist.org/bmw/bik/5769544995.html

In turn, the same seller is selling a Red Raleigh, same sort of a deal, slight variations, saddles on both are nice, appear to be leather.:


https://boston.craigslist.org/bmw/bik/5769540728.html
Raleighs for the UK market I surmise, not the usual American fair so in that vein, unique.

If I'm totally wrong and these are Raleigh Records for example, my apologies for misleading.

I don't think one can find a picture of a US Raleigh Grand Prix that would match these.

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'77 Raleigh Record, discernible differences.
https://www.sheldonbrown.com/retroral...rd-limited.jpg

Brake cabling set up is correct, it's the reverse in England I've heard.

velofinds

55cm DeBernardi SLX Columbus steel road racing bike, Campagnolo 20 spd - $850 (Amelia Court House)

curbtender

Not vintage, but... Look 565 Carbon Fiber Road Bike

artclone

Nice very large Japanese frame. $70 63cm. Forged bits, sweet white Tange headset.

https://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/bop/5762432961.html

thumpism 

Glad to see that someone else is posting our local bikes. This is one of Barry's. He worked in local shops and in retirement buys and rides, then sells. Lots of nice bikes, not overpriced but more than I want to spend.

Another local find.

Vintage TREK 760 55CM Road Bike

Vintage TREK 760 55CM Road Bike - $240 (Mechanicsville)




condition: excellent
make / manufacturer: Trek
model name / number: 760

1983 Trek 760. Retailed for $808 in 1983. Reynolds 531 lightweight steel frame.. Nice set Araya 2W doublewall chrome plated aluminum wheels and ss spokes. Work performed includes New tires (oversize 700x28) and tubes. New saddle, new bar wrap. New teflon lined brake cables. Detailed and tuned. Paint is nice for age with a couple minor touch ups. NO RUST. These old Treks are highly prized by collectors as evidenced by Ebay auctions. Most are selling in the $300-$1000 range. Light and Fast. 12 speed friction shifted. Suntour Superbe brakes and derailleurs. Email for appointment.

Rocket-Sauce 

https://boston.craigslist.org/bmw/bik/5797540347.html


Bridgestone Road Bike----5'3 to 5'7 - $140 (Bolton Ma Off Rt 495)




Bridgestone Road Bike----5'3 to 5'7---Just Serviced by a professional bike mechanic!!

This is a quality bike that shifts, brakes and rides very well. It is not a fixed gear.

$140 firm.

CuttersRidge

prodotti speciali campagnolo



"prodotti speciali campagnolo Black new seat leather brooks"
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Someone here selling? Worth a look. Reynolds 531 sticker on the fork.

Other good deals, A Fuji Allegro selling low, etc.

DQRider 

Aw man, this one is right in my wheelhouse. The price seems steep, until you try to build one up from the frame. Then it's a bargain! The only downside for me, and the reason I'm not a buyer for this bike, is I'd be missing out on the build part of the program.

I'm eyeing that Allegro too. I could pick it up on the way to or from work tomorrow. But my build queue is full for the winter, and I've spent all my money buying parts. Next year, I've got to put some cash away for this end-of-season "garage clearance" thing...

CuttersRidge

You're probably the one getting all the good bikes that have been on there lately, I know Friday, that Garlatti frame went up in the parts section, that was pretty good, my friend had a similar one. Then, about 3 weeks ago, some sort of Stella was for sale in Hastings, that was up for awhile but now isn't. Both of these looked interesting.

For a woman, there is a nice small "Browning" brand (Browning as in the gun makers) Belgium made Green Mixte, that'd be nice for a woman or other.

I'm not really in the market, but I do continue to look; something might get my interest.

I sure do enjoy just looking at all the different kinds of Japanese bike boom bikes; I worked in a shop for a few years and I also once went to the library and looked at a whole lot of bicycling magazines from the 1970s and posted a lot of ads to a discussion group just on Japanese bikes, pretty fascinating.
Here's an Azuki:

Azuki 5 Speed Cruiser

I don't know anything about the rest of the bike but that headbadge is nice.

Though many of the products wouldn't ring bells with this crowd here, there's quite a few bikes over there now.

I've ridden the bike the whole winter before, maybe some use of the bus; but so it goes.

DQRider 

Not Guilty, yer honor!

I've watched those go by as well, wishing for more cash and more space in the shop. We seem to have a rich vein of C&V bicycles here in the Twin Cities, and a lot of them tend to show up here at the end of the riding season for very attractive prices.

But I'm building one very special bicycle this winter, and depending on how that rides, I may be cutting loose one or two of my other creations come Spring. If it doesn't turn out the way I expect it to, then I'll sell the frame and look for something with a more tour-oriented geometry, and the whole process will begin anew next Winter.

What a fascinating hobby!

aeshultz

Bianchigirll;
I was looking at that Tipo- what do you think is up with the "bent fork" thing?

attylah

Well, it's in my garage! And no brass screws drilled through it! It's actually in very good shape. The stock 27" wheels have been switched for 700c. Just need to replace the handlbar/stem/shifter/brake lever setup, and it's a rider.

MookieBlaylock

Picked this up in Riverside yesterday for 150. Sorry for the bad picture.

1984 Raleigh Super Course. Shimano Golden Arrow.

I will replace the usual stuff, but I think I got a good deal. Paint is in great shape. Little rust.

crank_addict

As when they sold new, always a 'bang' for the buck. Can't get over how low price these are, TA Specialites crank. This one looks original.




//sfbay.craigslist.org/scz/bid/5791102066.html

Late 70's Viscount Trusty 56 vintage English road bike
Late 70's Viscount Trusty 56 vintage English road bike - $71 (santa cruz)

More of a collectors quirky English bike than an every day steed.

All original except tires. Very good unrestored condition. Very little wear on original drive train. Ok white paint with blue highlights.

56 w/ 57tt large frame best for ~5'10 to 6'1"

Shimano derailleurs, Titlist r and thunderbird front. Proprietary viscount crankset, hubs, stem and bars.

Nice 27" wheelset nisi rims, high flange viscount hubs

If you plan to ride, I have some tires that will hold up better. The fork is aluminum and not the strongest. Good for tooling around town but don't recommend high speed extended descents or off road abuse.

Viscount Lambert was an English aeronautical engineering company that gave a shot at making bicycles.

Open to offers and trades in bicycles and sporting goods.

Have another in a larger size if you are interested.

plonz 

Getting harder to find these with the chrome in good shape. I think you got s good deal.

bitt3n

Curious what this was selling for...

crank_addict

For the weight of it, doubtful a racer but this thing is sweet! Cassette slider shift, front and rear drums. Put some rubber and pedals on it and ride~

Vintage Bicycle 1930s BSA Racing Bike Trivelox Gears | eBay

crank_addict

A motor on a bike like this is 'smoking'! Post war struggles and shortages, I would imagine this thing was a utility machine and helpful for household budgeting.

'49 Rudge with a German made 18 cc diesel
$2759 obo

Vintage 1949 Rudge English Racer with Diesel Bicycle Motor | eBay

Bryanjp2

Vintage 82 Bianchi Columbus steel road bike

82 Bianchi Columbus steel road bike rebuild

WolfgangVerne 

It was listed at $500 if I recall correctly, presumably it sold for that price as well. Quite a deal in my opinion.

velofinds

Not C&V, but very much in the spirit.


59cm Rivendell Roadeo

Darth Lefty 

More interesting than another 10-speed...

Bike Sidecar Org.1930s or 40s Velocipedes all Metal very Rare .Trade .

crank_addict

Go! (This was also outed on CR)

Nobilette Road Bike Hand Built in Ann Arbor

$500
Thinning the herd! Late 1980s Nobilette 57cm road bike hand built in Ann Arbor by Mark Nobilette. White with red accents. Vintage Campagnolo Record gruppo and wheel set. Needs new rear sew-up tire (included) glued on. Classic Scott Drop-In handlebars as used by Greg Lemond. Saddle and pedals not included. Frame was built for a local racer who never built it up. I bought it as new from Mark around 1990 and have put thousands of pleasurable miles on it.

57cm Seat Tube - center of Top Tube to center of Bottom Bracket.
56.5cm Top Tube - center of Seat Tube to center of Head Tube.
do NOT contact me with unsolicited services or offers

crank_addict

Ooh, lala a fine Columbine. But strangest build and rack arrangement. Needs some major reconfiguration work.

Columbine Custom Bicycle Made in Colorado | eBay

Rocket-Sauce 

https://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/bik/5800473989.html

1970s Raliegh International








I have a vintage Raliegh international campognolo.
Every is original no rust at all. Vintage racing bike. Very good condition. Almost zero wear and tear I mean... Even on the original brake pads. Bicycle ride as seldomly ridden if at all. I lucked out to get my hands on it! Bike is for a more serious bicyclists. I am looking for a fair price. I know that I have a valuable bike. I'm interested to see the offers I receive for he bike. Call or text Kevin with best offer. 978 483 83o7 thanks!!
do NOT contact me with unsolicited services or offers