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FS: 59.5cm Rivendell Road Bicycle

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  1. Selling my Rivendell, which is unfortunately a little too
    big for me. It is one of the earlier Rivendells built by
    Waterford using Reynolds 753 tubing. The lugs are the
    beautiful, highly detailed lugs designed by Richard Sachs,
    and the frame has the optional add-on head tube lug
    extender, which allows you to put the bars up a little
    higher. The bike is a beautiful silver color and the paint
    is in remarkable condition. There are only a few tiny areas
    of touchup. The bike is equipped with a Tange headset, a
    Nitto Pearl stem, Nitto road bars (I think they are Model
    #176), a Nitto seatpost (like the Crystal Fellow), and a
    Brooks B17 saddle. The bottom bracket is by Phil Wood and
    the crank is a Suntour Superbe (39/51 rings ... the big one
    is a Willow brand ring). The bike has Campagnolo C-Record
    front and rear derailleurs and also has the beautiful Campy
    retro-friction (like Simplex) shifters mounted on bar-end
    pods, so they're right at the barend. The brakes and levers
    are Shimano Dura-Ace (aero levers) and the calipers are the
    nice sidepulls made just prior to the dual pivot type. The
    bike is complete with ESGE fenders and at my asking price,
    I'll also include a nice Carradice saddle bag (I think it is
    the Camper model). My asking price is $1750. It sounds like
    a lot of money, but that won't even come close to getting
    you a current Rivendell frame,and I personally think the
    lugs on this bike are nicer than the current model. Also,
    Reynolds 753 tubing is wonderful stuff and is not being used
    anymore. All of the components are in perfect working
    condition and rate about a 9.9 out of 10 cosmetically. You'd
    have to look REAL close to see that the bike has even been
    used. Hubs are Campy C-Record and the rims are high quality
    (can't remember which type and I'm at work right now). The
    Tires are Continentals (2000s, I think). Please allow me
    sufficient time to reply to your emails. My work hours are
    very unpredictable right now. I will reply to your mail
    within 24 hours of your message. Thanks, Wayne

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