francophile 

$100 for a CF bonded Alan F&F with headset in ATL. Provisioned for cantis.

https://atlanta.craigslist.org/atl/b...035156507.html

francophile 

"Twenty old bikes" for $400 in Carrollton, GA: https://atlanta.craigslist.org/wat/b...028167543.html

Lote of pics and a list of bikes. This is prior to my era/style of interest, but may be of interest to others. I've got the truck if you've got the trailer

francophile 

"Centurion Ironman Expert Competition", GPX group, $175 OBO, been sitting for a week and a half now.

https://atlanta.craigslist.org/nat/b...030217598.html

WGB

This seller's eBay prices are well below average

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Shimano-600-Ultegra-SL-6400-Shifters-6-7-speed/254442300550?hash=item3b3df16486:gowAAOSwY-Nd5sQB

$43 + shipping
SL 6400 NOS 6/7 shifters in box
** Has the very hard to find 6 speed clip!!

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Shimano-600...oAAOSwAeBd5sa3

$40 + shipping
RD 6400 NOS but no box or instructions

Last ride 76 

probably too small anywayactually it's not. DANG IT!

3alarmer 

Classic Pinarello cyclocross bike

...the images won't load here, but I think this is the real deal.

thumpism

Pic assist.

3alarmer 

...thx.

romperrr 

Just sent the seller a message, anyone able to facilitate? Also, anyone have a venture as to what type of steal was used?

3alarmer 

...I have no idea what they used on this limited run of early cross bikes, but the road frames from that time period are all Columbus SL . I think SLX came later than this bike. T-Mar would know, if he checks in here. Otherwise he usually reads the C+V valuations threads. A cross bike might be made of a heavier gauge tubing, like Cromor or Aelle.

seypat

Seems like someone was looking for one of these a while back.

https://richmond.craigslist.org/bik/...036102949.html

1986 cannondale sr500 road bike - $225 (glen allen)

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Last ride 76 

Could be on the wacky list too... Someone needs to tell the seller it's not a car or a lawn chair. It looks like the bike was hosed down for picture taking.

Last ride 76 

SLX came before Cromor and Aelle. Might be SP. But in any case I wouldn't sweat the tubing. Cool find!

antmaster5000

These are so cool. My size too but not in my area which is probably for the best.

francophile 

I have the exact same bike in the exact same year/model/color, would need to look back but I think I paid stole it for $160? I posted it in the appraisal forum over here when I got it: Mid-ish 80s Cdale?

Anyway, I was planning to clean it up, new tires, re-sell. Tossed on some date/model-matching clinchers on it, new tires, tuned it up, then rode it around the neighborhood. What was expected to be a sprint around a mile or two turned into 20x that. I absolutely loved how it felt, so much I still have that bike, 2½ years later, and won't be getting rid of it any time soon.

I would say $225 is a fair shake any day of the week, but try to talk the seller down to $200. Sell the NR rear derailleur for $40-50 and get a 600 mech back on there, wash it up and ride it like you stole it. I can't express enough my astonishment about how much I liked mine.

curbtender

This won't last...
https://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/bik...036312975.html

Specialized Sequoia road bike - $135 (marina / cow hollow)

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Kobe 

Whoa, that's either a 65 or 68cm all original. I almost never see these, especially for that price. I paid twice that for a 68cm frame.

madpogue 

Someone also needs to tell him that when his thumb is in front of the lens, he can see it in the viewfinder. And that "nowadays", taking another picture WITHOUT your thumb in the frame is free.

(...and that there is no such thing as "600 dura ace" or "campagnola", and that his keyboard has a SHIFT key, and that CL is not the Richmond Gazette ca 1986, he doesn't pay by the word.....)

smontanaro 

Enzobici is another seller in Italy with cool stuff. Here's a NOS pair of Bismarck hubs with what appear to me to be a decent starting bid.

brandenjs

I just picked up a Sequoia at an auction for next nothing. I have seen a ton of postings about the dedicated following for these. Why is that?

merziac

Because they are awesome.

All the upper level steel frames from Big S during this time period were very well made, they put a lot of expertise into design, production and manufacture of them.

The braintrust on these was second to none. Merz, Neenan, DiNucci and many others really rocked the program on these.

francophile 

Sucks, I learned this too late. About 6-8 months ago there was an estate sale south of me and the owner of the house was a former Schwinn dealer. Had piles and piles of NOS bikes in basement of the house. A few Sequoias and Sierras in the mix, but lots of low end stuff as well.

There was a cool Paramount mixte but they wanted $800 for it. Most of the NIB bikes were reasonable, $100-200. But I wasn't hunting for anything at the time and unwilling to open every single box to figure out what was in it (labels were gone on a number). IIRC, some other bikes as well, I remember a Sannino being in the mix, and a couple other higher-end Italians with odd hardware choices.

Instead, I ended up walking away with a NOS mid-80s Shimano 600 partial group on the cheap-cheap and I was able to give to a fellow BF'er at a great price. Hindsight 20/20, I wish I would've taken more time looking around but my hands were full, I had to wait for a good hour in the heat to get in the door despite getting there 30 minutes early, and I was beat.

brandenjs

Great thanks! Just what I need..another bike I love to ride. 😀. It will get rebuilt soon. Came with a mix of cool parts. Deer head FD, Deore RD and Campy Record hubs on MA40 wheels.

jeirvine 

Good price BIN $34 on a pair of Simplex SLJ retrofriction shifters:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Simplex-SLJ...e/303399734458

francophile 

Even with the tool marks on the bolts, that's a steal! I prefer swapping out the stock hardware with allenhead bolts, similar to what Mavic (IIRC) did with their "rebranded" Simplex retrofrictions.