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eBay / CraigsList finds - "Are you looking for one of these!?" Part II
07-26-15, 08:22 PM
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Someone is selling their collection of bike parts and stuff. Quite large! If I had the space and the time, I'd totally go for it:
Vintage Collection
Vintage Collection
I agree, I don't see $400 there.
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07-26-15, 08:26 PM
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07-26-15, 08:29 PM
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07-27-15, 12:36 AM
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07-27-15, 05:04 AM
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07-27-15, 05:06 AM
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07-27-15, 06:24 AM
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Not that anything jumps out from the pictures...but...you will usually need to replace the cables, tires, tubes...and lube up the bearings...that is pretty standard practice for getting a used bike that you plan to ride a lot...or if you are going to flip it...
07-27-15, 06:46 AM
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Thanks!
07-27-15, 07:58 AM
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Been looking for a ring for your Campy-lovin' sweety? Take your pick, globe or shield logo. 
Campagnolo Record Sterling Silver Ring | eBay
Campagnolo Record Wing Logo Silver Ring | eBay
Campagnolo Record Sterling Silver Ring | eBay
Campagnolo Record Wing Logo Silver Ring | eBay
07-27-15, 08:19 AM
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https://maine.craigslist.org/bik/5142350380.html
Vintage Holdsworth Race/Tour bike - $400 (Wiscasset)
Hi, This posting is for a vintage Holdsworth 16 speed bike. It has a Reynolds 531 double butted frame and fork and mostly campy parts, the Ideal saddle I bought in about 1980 for a different bike but it's still nice. I had the wheels built about ten years back and also had allot of work done at that time to complete the build but only rode it for a couple of miles since. It is a really nice bike that is light and has a crazy long wheel base by today's standards, tracks like it's on rails, allot of fun to ride. I am getting older and really only seem to ride my one touring bike for everything so time to face the reality that one bike is enough and let someone who might actually use it have it.
Vintage Holdsworth Race/Tour bike - $400 (Wiscasset)
Hi, This posting is for a vintage Holdsworth 16 speed bike. It has a Reynolds 531 double butted frame and fork and mostly campy parts, the Ideal saddle I bought in about 1980 for a different bike but it's still nice. I had the wheels built about ten years back and also had allot of work done at that time to complete the build but only rode it for a couple of miles since. It is a really nice bike that is light and has a crazy long wheel base by today's standards, tracks like it's on rails, allot of fun to ride. I am getting older and really only seem to ride my one touring bike for everything so time to face the reality that one bike is enough and let someone who might actually use it have it.
07-27-15, 09:56 AM
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21" (53cm?) 80's Raleigh Competition. $200. Looks to be in great shape. I wouldn't know for sure, but parts look original.
Raleigh Competition Bicycle Bike Cycling
Raleigh Competition Bicycle Bike Cycling
07-27-15, 10:08 AM
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Same guy as above. Not as great a deal, but all decked out with Superbe.
Trek 57cm Pro Series 760 Reynalds 531 Road Bike Bicycle Cycling - $500
Trek 57cm Pro Series 760 Reynalds 531 Road Bike Bicycle Cycling
Trek 57cm Pro Series 760 Reynalds 531 Road Bike Bicycle Cycling - $500
Trek 57cm Pro Series 760 Reynalds 531 Road Bike Bicycle Cycling
07-27-15, 11:29 AM
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Posting your sale in the other threads is against the site's policies.
07-27-15, 11:40 AM
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[h=2]pre war vintage European track bike - $300 (Greenhaven)[/h][h=2]
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pre war vintage European track bike
[/h]pre war vintage European track bike
07-27-15, 12:08 PM
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It is a late '80s Super Prestige. I have it completely broke down. It was built with 7 speed Shimano 600. I am trying to decide whether to put that back on, go with 8 speed DA or 9 speed Chorus. There is no problem with sliding in the 8 and 9 speed wheels. I will post pictures once I put it together. I will probably keep it.
07-27-15, 12:09 PM
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07-27-15, 12:12 PM
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It is a late '80s Super Prestige. I have it completely broke down. It was built with 7 speed Shimano 600. I am trying to decide whether to put that back on, go with 8 speed DA or 9 speed Chorus. There is no problem with sliding in the 8 and 9 speed wheels. I will post pictures once I put it together. I will probably keep it.
07-27-15, 12:24 PM
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07-27-15, 12:29 PM
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Grady, you'll have to get your Sintesi going and we can start a Tommasini ride. 
07-27-15, 12:36 PM
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07-27-15, 12:41 PM
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Psh. That Sintesi with red and chrome is classic Italian show stopper with whatever it would be wearing.
07-27-15, 01:08 PM
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Peugeot Tourmalet. I don't know what it's constructed of, or whether the price is on target, but it does seem to have been well cared for/barely ridden.
Peugeot Tourmalet OBO
Peugeot Tourmalet OBO
07-27-15, 01:23 PM
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This looks expensive ($600), but anyone searching for a Chrome Le Tour 12.2?
Claimed to be 21" / 53 cm, but it looks larger to me.
schwinn super le tour 12.2 chrome
Claimed to be 21" / 53 cm, but it looks larger to me.
schwinn super le tour 12.2 chrome
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