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FS Abici Time Machine TT Bike

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  1. Green Abici Time Machine time trial bike. Its size is XS. The effective top
    tube length is 51cm and the measurement from the center of the BB to the top of
    the seatmast is 56cm. The seatmast can be cut shorter if needed. As it is
    now, it's high enough to be aero yet allow adjustment of the saddle position
    with normal allen wrenches as opposed to mini ones. The headtube angle is 73
    degrees and the seat angle is 74 degrees. It can easily accommodate a
    triathlon-specific (non-UCI-legal) with a Thompson seatpost. The derailleurs,
    brakes, bottom bracket, chain and crankset (170mm 53-42) are all Ultegra 9
    speed and have hardly any use. The shifters are Dura-Ace 9 speed bar end
    shifters which are mounted on the aero bars. The bars are profile cowhorns
    with Syntace CII aerobars attached. The brake levers are Dia-Comp levers for
    aero bars. The stem is a Look Ergostem, which allows virtually unlimited
    adjustment. The seatpost is an American Classic and the saddle is a San Marco
    Bontrager, which is nice and cushy, very important when time-trialing. The
    frame has under 100 miles on it. The components a couple of hundred at most.
    Wheels are not included at this price. The frame alone retails for $1400 and I
    believe it still costs around $800 for Abici-sponsored teams. I am asking
    $1000. I am selling because I switched to a bike with 650 wheels. The price
    does not include shipping. I am generally unwilling to ship outside of the
    U.S. Local (Southern California) buyers are especially preferred to avoid the
    need to ship at all.
    Josh Zlotlow
    [email hidden]

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