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WTB: 54-56 Touring Bike, classic steel lugged

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  1. Looking to buy a nice classic touring bike for use in both commuting
    and touring. Ideally a Trek 720 that is ready to roll, but would
    consider the 520 and 620 as well, and the Bridgestone RBT. My only
    requirements otherwise is steel, lugged, full braze-ons (not sure the
    RBT has the front ones anyway). Also would like the bike to be ready to
    go, and not requiring any major service or replacements. The size
    depends on the bike. I've often gone by standover height over anything
    else - ideally that would be 31" - sometimes that makes it a 54, other
    times a 56, and the TT I usually adjust via the stem. Please be in
    touch if you have something! Thanks and happy trails!

  2. In article <[email hidden]>,
    [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:

    Looking to buy a nice classic touring bike for use in both commuting
    and touring. Ideally a Trek 720 that is ready to roll, but would
    consider the 520 and 620 as well, and the Bridgestone RBT. My only
    requirements otherwise is steel, lugged, full braze-ons (not sure the
    RBT has the front ones anyway). Also would like the bike to be ready to
    go, and not requiring any major service or replacements. The size
    depends on the bike. I've often gone by standover height over anything
    else - ideally that would be 31" - sometimes that makes it a 54, other
    times a 56, and the TT I usually adjust via the stem. Please be in
    touch if you have something! Thanks and happy trails!

    Unless you absolutely require that it have lugs on the frame, you might
    also take a look at a Fuji Touring. Steel, all the braze-ons, etc.
    Just no lugs. From your descrip, you'd probably want a size 54 in that
    particular model.

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  3. Chris B said:

    Looking to buy a nice classic touring bike for use in both commuting
    and touring. Ideally a Trek 720 that is ready to roll, but would
    consider the 520 and 620 as well, and the Bridgestone RBT. My only
    requirements otherwise is steel, lugged, full braze-ons (not sure the
    RBT has the front ones anyway). Also would like the bike to be ready to
    go, and not requiring any major service or replacements. The size
    depends on the bike. I've often gone by standover height over anything
    else - ideally that would be 31" - sometimes that makes it a 54, other
    times a 56, and the TT I usually adjust via the stem. Please be in
    touch if you have something! Thanks and happy trails!

    new or used?

    If new, custom assembled to your specs, call me. Gunnar or Waterford
    tourer.

    http://www.gunnarbikes.com
    http://www.waterfordbikes.com

  4. "Chris B" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Looking to buy a nice classic touring bike for use in both commuting
    and touring. Ideally a Trek 720 that is ready to roll, but would
    consider the 520 and 620 as well, and the Bridgestone RBT. My only
    requirements otherwise is steel, lugged, full braze-ons (not sure the
    RBT has the front ones anyway). Also would like the bike to be ready to
    go, and not requiring any major service or replacements. The size
    depends on the bike. I've often gone by standover height over anything
    else - ideally that would be 31" - sometimes that makes it a 54, other
    times a 56, and the TT I usually adjust via the stem. Please be in
    touch if you have something! Thanks and happy trails!

    If you can do without lugs, Surly is going to sell a complete Long Haul
    Trucker starting next spring. Price should be around a thousand dollars.

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