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Old 10-30-19, 12:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Ballenxj
Curious, what makes this bike worth $2000, or even $1500. as mentioned later?
Grail bike from one of the most respected grail bike makers ever, period.
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Originally Posted by Ballenxj
Thanks, so not as much to do with components, but more with the frame?
Yep, that too.
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Originally Posted by Ballenxj
Thanks, so not as much to do with components, but more with the frame?
Yeah, the components are a mix of good parts but nothing particularly special. The frame is very valuable.

Weigle is well-known for making very fine frames, focusing on racing bikes, randonneur-style bikes, and he also made quite a few mountain bikes in the early days. He got his start at Witcomb USA along with Richard Sachs, Chris Chance, and other luminaries of the 70s US framebuilding scene. Of the American framebuilders still making bikes, he is near the top in terms of desirability.
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1981 Specialized Sequoia, looks like a Yoshi Konno model

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Centurion Semi Pro alert

Not sure how to link an ad to the forum, but there is a 62cm Centurion Semi-Pro being listed as a Super LeMans on the Sacramento Craigslist. A few component modifications, but looks solid. Halloween orange color to boot!
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Old 10-30-19, 05:53 PM
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Tried to find that pic and could not.
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Originally Posted by thumpism
Tried to find that pic and could not.
It’s listed as “1970’s Centurion Super Lemans” $225
Hope that helps!
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https://sacramento.craigslist.org/bi...009899056.html

Looks like a Semi Pro, maybe 1978. Front derailleur and brakes swapped out (at least)
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Originally Posted by orcas island
Not sure how to link an ad to the forum, but there is a 62 Centurion Semi-Pro being listed as a Super LeMans on the Sacramento Craigslist. A few component modifications, but looks solid. Halloween orange color to boot!
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This one? https://sacramento.craigslist.org/bi...009899056.html




This looks overpriced https://sacramento.craigslist.org/bi...010446210.html

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^ Thanks for including the link for that one. Original pedals have been replaced also. The rest of it looks original to me.
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hey man- if you don't want it... i might! its probably a bit tall for us both... but
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Waayyy too large for me! If it were a 54 or 56 cm frame I’d be on my way
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Originally Posted by orcas island
^ Thanks for including the link for that one. Original pedals have been replaced also. The rest of it looks original to me.
your welcome I like those brakes and that crank.
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Yes, the frame is where the value is in that JP Weigle and not the components. Although some of the components on that particular bike are nice(Campagnolo Nuovo Record cranks and brakes), the frameset is worth $1,500 alone to the right buyer. I have a friend who has been on the waiting list for a new frame by Peter Weigle for over 3 years and is still waiting. Also the price varies based on desired frame type and tubing/components but can easily run $7-10k.
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Thanks, so not as much to do with components, but more with the frame?
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Originally Posted by orcas island
^ Thanks for including the link for that one. Original pedals have been replaced also. The rest of it looks original to me.
Aero brake levers are wrong for that bike, too. But that could be remedied...

I've wanted one of these for awhile; any Sacto facilitators here?
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Originally Posted by jetboy

https://sacramento.craigslist.org/bi...009899056.html

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hey man- if you don't want it... i might! its probably a bit tall for us both... but
FWIW, that's a Semi-Pro, not a Super LeMans.
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Originally Posted by Ballenxj
Curious, what makes this bike worth $2000, or even $1500. as mentioned later?
Maybe the price has some "Weigle" room for negotiations. Someone had to say it.
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Originally Posted by seypat
Maybe the price has some "Weigle" room for negotiations. Someone had to say it.
There's always "Weigle" room, just sometimes not on a Wiegle.
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https://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/bi...010871634.html

Schwinn Voyageur Touring bike, fully equipped,upgraded and tuned - $250 (Roslindale)



Top quality 1986 teal colored 21"/53cm lugged double butted Columbus steel true touring bike with expedition low rider front and rear racks and fenders. Suitable for a person 5'5" to 5'9" +/- depending on body proportions. Well maintained and just tuned. This bike compares well with the best ever production steel touring bikes. Upgraded to indexed 24 speed gearing with a 24" low and a 104" high, new heavier duty 700c wheels with 37cm wide Schwalbe Marathon tires, and cyclocross interruptor auxiliary brake levers, new handlebar tape and new Tektro aero brake levers with more comfortable hoods.
Just tuned and rides flawlessly. Ready for a long tour that includes gravel roads, or for general use as a do anything
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Bianchi Strada 24" Italian Road Bike - $150






"Made in Italy.
Campagnolo components.
Double butted vintage steel frame.

bicycle frame material: steel
bicycle type: road
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make / manufacturer: Bianchi
model name / number: Strada
wheel size: 27 in"

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Centurion vintage bike - $85 (North lake mall area)






"The bike has scratches
12 speed
24 in frame
700c tires
The bike needs a front tube
$85 FIRM

bicycle frame material: other/unknown
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wheel size: 700C"

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Originally Posted by DorkDisk
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This 95 Kona Explosif has been sitting for weeks. I asked him if he'd bring to Grand Central but he declined; I'm not going out there since I already have a 95 Hot.

Oddly, the sticker does say Aluminum, but its a not-too-common Columbus MAX frame. Ti bars and Logic brakes make it a great deal at 150

Hi,
May I ask what about this (very cool) Kona makes you think it has Columbus instead of aluminum tubing?
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Originally Posted by Mdl
Hi,
May I ask what about this (very cool) Kona makes you think it has Columbus instead of aluminum tubing?
Well, I know that Explosifs were steel at those years, and that frame does not have the dropout proportions for Al, plus the frame has rust. And then a quick catalog search proved my initial hunch of 853 wrong.
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Originally Posted by jetboy

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hey man- if you don't want it... i might! its probably a bit tall for us both... but
Does anyone else think that it looks as though someone jumped with that bike and came down hard? The fork just doesn’t look right to me.
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I agree something looks odd, but hard to tell if it just the angle. The TT doesn’t really look parallel to the panels on the door
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