thumpism 

Rear cable goes around the post on the left. It's a hanger on the binder bolt that looks like it is going through the post.

dangermousey

This looks really nice and in pretty great shape. The frame is 531C, looks like full 600 tricolor group. Not my size, otherwise I'd be very interested. Seller posted this in 'Vehicles' so maybe they're getting no attention and could be swayed on price.

facebook .com/ marketplace /item /191327285447769/

Lemond1985

Lemond Buenos Aires - $300 (Mesa, Santa Barbara)

https://santabarbara.craigslist.org/...122517748.html

shoota 

Schwinn voyageur - $300 (Hermitage)

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bicycle frame material: steel
bicycle type: hybrid/comfort
brake type: cantilever
condition: excellent
electric assist: none
frame size: 25 inch
handlebar type: drop
make / manufacturer: Schwinn
model name / number: Voyageur
suspension: none (rigid)
wheel size: 27 in
1980”s Schwinn Voyageur 25 inch frame,new tires,new rims , new brake hoods , new rear 7 speed click shift,just had bike overhauled,Email me you’re phone number ,I will call you back. Thank You. When bike sells ,I will take down . Leave phone number again ,I will call you back.

https://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/bi...118332957.html

Chr0m0ly 

I thought Americas all had bar end shifters? I’m surprised to see “aero” downtube shifters on that.

It is very pretty...

SurferRosa

Old, tall, full-531 Lomas with DA in Everett, WA.



https://seattle.craigslist.org/sno/b...122557268.html
$325

Last ride 76 

If I only had the space... Perfect coffee bar wall hanger.
https://newyork.craigslist.org/que/b...118994277.html

J.Higgins 

Can't say that I agree, LR76. In fact, its pretty hard to look at. I have a buddy from NC, who is fond of describing something ugly as, "Uglier'n a hat fulla ***holes."

Last ride 76 

I might feel the same tomorrow, it was late. Crazy story,. Developed under a Swedish Gov. grant, prototyped "successfully" and put into production by Volvo in early 80s (still with gov. money). Full of problems. Eventually remaining stock pawned off into the Caribbean someplace, (cause plastic doesn't rust... though it usually degrades in UV pretty rapidly...)

prairiepedaler

Annnnnnnddd

Well, Well, Well
I wondered how long these bikes would take to show up at flip. In this case, about 12 hours.

https://www.kijiji.ca/v-view-details...dId=1500679731

Mr. 66

That looks interesting.

Kwest

That Lomas looks an awful lot like a Raleigh. Any connection?

gaucho777 

A lot bike for this price (at least in the sf bay area). Nicely equipped.
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1989 Bruce Gordon Hikari | w\ Front/Rear BG Racks | Deore XT - $750 (belmont)

https://sfbay.craigslist.org/pen/bik...122473485.html






Hello!

Up for sale is my beautiful '89 Bruce Gordon Hikari. This was a small run of frames that Bruce commissioned out of Japan to his specifications. 55cm center to center seat tube and top tube. It deserves to be ridden daily. High quality pictures can be seen here: https://flickr.com/photos/omgar/albu...h/49125115487/

Frame/Fork: Bruce Gordon Hikari, Tange tubing
Rear Derailleur: Deore XT M737
Front Derailleur Deore XT M732
Crankset: Deore XT M730 170mm length, 46/36/24 rings
Shifters: Ultegra 8 speed bar end shifters, indexed/friction.
Brakes: Paul Component Touring Cantilevers Front & Rear
Seat post: Campagnolo Super Record, 27.0
Stem: Nitto Dirtdrop
Handlebars: Nitto Moustache
Accessories: Paul Component Funky Monkey front cable hanger
Racks: Bruce Gordon Front and Rear Racks
Wheelset: H+Son TB-14 laced to Suzue Classica front and rear. Shimano 11-speed compatible.
Tires: Panaracer Gravelking Slick 38c
Saddle and pedals not included.

• do NOT contact me with unsolicited services or offers

post id: 7122473485

madpogue 

The bike that makes every other Volvo look.... not ugly. No way SAAB could have made a bike this angular.
A "red alert" without a link? Still, CDN(presumably)$100 would pay for the _bicycle_ (i.e. the Trek), and you could just give away the two beer cans.

Unca_Sam

I'm in love with everything except the handlebars.

gaucho777 

+1. Not a fan of the stem or unicrown fork either, but sometimes you make compromises.

madpogue 

Nice enough price on a wee small '88 Trek 400T in what appears to be good shape:

https://madison.craigslist.org/bik/d...122902935.html

Trek 400 Road Bike - $125 (Mount Horeb)

Lemond1985

Road Racing Colnago with campagnolo record titanium and carbon parts - $1500 (Altadena/Pasadena)

https://losangeles.craigslist.org/sg...122802173.html

I don't think the C&V market will ever get bad enough that you see something like this for under $1000, so $1500 seems like a fair enough starting bid. He could have pumped up the tires and straightened the handlebar tape, but i actually like seeing stuff like that.

merziac

Looks more like Holdsworth with that thick wrapover.

fishboat

Looks like a 2000 Lemond Buenos Aires (corrected 2003 Nevada City)..$160 serious deal..potentially. Colorado Springs
https://cosprings.craigslist.org/bik...122782826.html

Unca_Sam

Says "Nevada City" on the top tube NDS, color scheme matches 2003 per Google:

Blow it up to read near the head tube.

fishboat

Right you are..I didn't see that..just went by the color scheme. Even a Nevada City at $160 is a pretty reasonable deal..good commuter..etc..

520 tubing, steel fork, Sora groupset, ~23lbs

Unca_Sam

Now if only Cannondale bikes were that easy to identify...

rhender 

Since you brought it up, this is something I've been thinking about recently that I could use some clarification on. Was there any difference in the early Cannondale model's frames or did the higher end models just have better components and all of the road frames were the same (maybe different paint as well)? It looks that way to me and the way the catalog references them seems to suggest so but I can't find much definitively one way or the other.

Lemond1985

In 1987, Cannondale had a Criterium frame, and "Standard Racing Frame", and each had slightly different geometry.




But in 1988, all the non-touring road frames had the Crit geometry: