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FS: CHEAP!! 53 - 54 cm Road Bike, Kinesis, Campy Chorus 9 speed, Dave Thomas, Ritchey

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  1. 53 54 cm butted aluminum frame, used very little ;( so it
    has to go for cross bike upgrades.

    Macalu (Kinesis built) frame from Excel Sports in Boulder:
    Campy Chorus 9 Speed throughout, upgraded to Record rear hub
    and cassette with Ti sprockets.

    YOUR CHOICE:

    American Classic front hub, Dave Thomas built wheels on Sun
    M19AII rims (lighter then heliums, very tough, perfect
    condition), Conti tubulars. 24 front 32 rear, oval spokes,
    alloy nipples. Wheels were engineered for me by Dave, given
    what roads I ride (rough and hilly). Check out
    speeddream.comspeeddream.com for info on the wheels.

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Add $75 for these wheels

    OR:

    BRAND NEW Ritchey Red Aero WCS? OCS? wheels, bladed spokes,
    new tires, NEW Cassette (11-28, a new cross cassette, all i
    have in [censored]) These wheels are the base price wheels.

    1" Kestrel EMS carbon crown fork (not Al crown), Syncros
    Stem, Scott LF bars, Stronglite aluminum headset, Cinelli
    cork tape (little torn from storage). Rainbow Art paint,
    very nice. Everything has very little use, and is in
    excellent or very good condition. Only second chain on the
    bike, orginal bar tape. I would estimate less then 5k miles
    on the whole bike.

    Note that the Aspide saddle is cracked (the original
    versions all broke), its from my cross bike. I dont want to
    sell my good road saddle so I put this one on. I still ride
    it, you can't feel it and its still very solid, the shell
    just split.

    Cranks are 172.5 with 53/39 rings. Rear cassette is 12-23,
    with upper three cogs in Ti.

    Groupo is not the original Chorus, its 2000 with the
    lightened Record rear hub (lighter then Dura Ace at that
    time) and the Record style ball bearing shifters, etc.

    Bike is about 18-19 pounds and rock solid. Nice enough to
    ride FAST, cheap enough to race without worrying about
    crashing your Colnago C40 or something.

    Go to thejonathanpage.comroadbike.htm
    for about 30 pictures of the bike and all the details.

    No pedals are included. Bike is shown in photos EXACTLY as
    it will be shipped.

    Measured the frame: It is 54 cm Top Tube, c-c

    Seat Tube is 53.3 cm (21 inches exactly) c-c. That is,
    center of BB to center of seat tube/top tube cluster. There
    is a seat tube extension shown in the pictures above the top
    tube of about an inch.

    Email me at [email hidden] or [email hidden]

    Thanks

  2. REPOSTING FOR THE WEEKEND.

    MAKE ME AN OFFER.

    JERRY

    [email hidden] (jerry) wrote in message
    news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    53 54 cm butted aluminum frame, used very little ;( so it
    has to go for cross bike upgrades.

    Macalu (Kinesis built) frame from Excel Sports in Boulder:
    Campy Chorus 9 Speed throughout, upgraded to Record rear
    hub and cassette with Ti sprockets.

    YOUR CHOICE:

    American Classic front hub, Dave Thomas built wheels on
    Sun M19AII rims (lighter then heliums, very tough, perfect
    condition), Conti tubulars. 24 front 32 rear, oval spokes,
    alloy nipples. Wheels were engineered for me by Dave,
    given what roads I ride (rough and hilly). Check out
    speeddream.comspeeddream.com for info on the wheels.

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    > Add $75 for these wheels

    OR:

    BRAND NEW Ritchey Red Aero WCS? OCS? wheels, bladed
    spokes, new tires, NEW Cassette (11-28, a new cross
    cassette, all i have in [censored]) These wheels are the
    base price wheels.

    1" Kestrel EMS carbon crown fork (not Al crown), Syncros
    Stem, Scott LF bars, Stronglite aluminum headset, Cinelli
    cork tape (little torn from storage). Rainbow Art paint,
    very nice. Everything has very little use, and is in
    excellent or very good condition. Only second chain on the
    bike, orginal bar tape. I would estimate less then 5k
    miles on the whole bike.

    Note that the Aspide saddle is cracked (the original
    versions all broke), its from my cross bike. I dont want
    to sell my good road saddle so I put this one on. I still
    ride it, you can't feel it and its still very solid, the
    shell just split.

    Cranks are 172.5 with 53/39 rings. Rear cassette is 12-23,
    with upper three cogs in Ti.

    Groupo is not the original Chorus, its 2000 with the
    lightened Record rear hub (lighter then Dura Ace at that
    time) and the Record style ball bearing shifters, etc.

    Bike is about 18-19 pounds and rock solid. Nice enough to
    ride FAST, cheap enough to race without worrying about
    crashing your Colnago C40 or something.

    Go to thejonathanpage.comroadbike.htm
    for about 30 pictures of the bike and all the details.

    No pedals are included. Bike is shown in photos EXACTLY as
    it will be shipped.

    Measured the frame: It is 54 cm Top Tube, c-c

    Seat Tube is 53.3 cm (21 inches exactly) c-c. That is,
    center of BB to center of seat tube/top tube cluster.
    There is a seat tube extension shown in the pictures above
    the top tube of about an inch.

    Email me at [email hidden] or [email hidden]

    Thanks

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