CL ad of the day
 

http://newyork.craigslist.org/que/bik/1334254110.html

Deep Velocity (DeepV) fix gear 54 - $200 (Flushing)

a classic road frame converted to fix gear DEEP V
because of its STEEL built, it can take a heavy beating in the streets of NY without dents
it is a classic STEEL frame that weighs 6-7 pounds (whole bike)
the frame is a Columbia - Dream Machine

my experience
when raping the streets, you'll catch dozens of eyes murdering this bike left and right
it is if your driving a classic vintage Cadillac down the streets of NY

here is a link for more photos and MEASUREMENTS

http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e3...28f5e13c15.jpg

http://www.flickr.com/photos/brisk51...7621971323359/



you can email me at jsun514@gmail.com for concerns or questions etc.
if both ends are satisfied, we can meet up at a local police station for the trust and safety on both ends

thank you.

cant wait for those eyes to murder my bike

Is there such a thing as craigslist-trolls? I mean, this can't possibly be a serious ad, right? :lol:

well, at least we know it exists
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2476/...b30860d1cc.jpg

Holy crap that whole bike weighs 6-7 Lbs! Someone get on that!

tires inflated with helium?

I think he meant the "whole (ashtabula) crank" not the whole bike.

haha

Hey Azul the Cat is your signature from Snow Crash?

The streets were asking for it.

Columbia != classic steel

nope, just an important tip to remember when zombies attack.

Back in the spring I finished putting I-don't-know-how-many miles on a Columbia Dream Machine. It was a far better bike than I ever would have supposed. I knew that Columbia had a long history and, presumably, a good name. But this looked like a 1970s or 80s department store bike. Maybe that's just what it was, but it was a very strong specimen.

I was going to give it a paint job over the summer. But when I inspected it I found two irregular holes at the bottom of each chainstay, just about even with the front of the tire. I knew they had to be rust holes and that the only thing this fine bike needed now was a decent funeral.

It was a shame. A good bike.