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eBay / CraigsList finds - "Are you looking for one of these!?" Part II
02-01-16, 09:30 AM
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Nothing earthshaking here except from the paint style, the black bands, it looks like a largely Raleigh Grand Prix knockoff in pastel blue. A Pegasus. I found one thread talking about Pegasus but it could be another company they spoke of. Who knows where this bike came from. No chrome tipped fork. Just sort of an anomaly. The gold painted font on the black is reminiscent of how the Grand Prixs are styled as well. How does that go, "imitation is the best form of flattery".
Vintage Pegasus Road Bicycle Bike 1970's 27" Tires Free Shipping | eBay
A Raleigh Grand Prix with the 3 black bands, seat post is a longer ban.
Vintage Pegasus Road Bicycle Bike 1970's 27" Tires Free Shipping | eBay
A Raleigh Grand Prix with the 3 black bands, seat post is a longer ban.
02-01-16, 12:45 PM
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02-01-16, 01:32 PM
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02-01-16, 10:47 PM
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02-01-16, 11:48 PM
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That's a steal if it's legit, even though the rear wheel looks kinda crappy (a pie plate is usually not a good sign).
02-02-16, 11:57 AM
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Glad that Merckx is so small. It hurst less thinking about not getting it.
02-02-16, 12:55 PM
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This is from a fellow BF member. I reluctantly -VERY reluctantly- had to pass. It is almost exactly what I've been looking for, but timing is off....
81 Peter Mooney
[h=2]81 Peter Mooney - $1600 [/h]
I took it to Wheelworks where the original builder assessed it, found some tubed tires and had them glued to the original nisi rims. They also cleaned it a bit, re packed the pedals & hubs then wrapped some new black tape to the 62/42 bars. The order slip in Peter's handwriting can be yours, too. It still needs brake lever hoods but that's about it. Everything is original, otherwise, with a full campy compliment. The paint cycles between deep blue and metallic green depending on the light and chrome forks set it off.
Peter remembered building this for the previous owner. It's straight and true. The Columbus tube sticker is a bit funky but the bike seems to be in very good condition, overall.
61cm c-c & 57cm tt
Campagnolo Super Record crankset 175 mm
Campagnolo Record front/rear dérailleurs
Campagnolo Record STD reach brakes
Super Record seat post
Cinelli 130 Record IR stem
Campagnolo silver record pedals, Alfredo Bindo straps
Peter Mooney Cycles
81 Peter Mooney
[h=2]81 Peter Mooney - $1600 [/h]
I took it to Wheelworks where the original builder assessed it, found some tubed tires and had them glued to the original nisi rims. They also cleaned it a bit, re packed the pedals & hubs then wrapped some new black tape to the 62/42 bars. The order slip in Peter's handwriting can be yours, too. It still needs brake lever hoods but that's about it. Everything is original, otherwise, with a full campy compliment. The paint cycles between deep blue and metallic green depending on the light and chrome forks set it off.
Peter remembered building this for the previous owner. It's straight and true. The Columbus tube sticker is a bit funky but the bike seems to be in very good condition, overall.
61cm c-c & 57cm tt
Campagnolo Super Record crankset 175 mm
Campagnolo Record front/rear dérailleurs
Campagnolo Record STD reach brakes
Super Record seat post
Cinelli 130 Record IR stem
Campagnolo silver record pedals, Alfredo Bindo straps
Peter Mooney Cycles
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02-02-16, 01:18 PM
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This is from a fellow BF member. I reluctantly -VERY reluctantly- had to pass. It is almost exactly what I've been looking for, but timing is off....
81 Peter Mooney
81 Peter Mooney - $1600
I took it to Wheelworks where the original builder assessed it, found some tubed tires and had them glued to the original nisi rims. They also cleaned it a bit, re packed the pedals & hubs then wrapped some new black tape to the 62/42 bars. The order slip in Peter's handwriting can be yours, too. It still needs brake lever hoods but that's about it. Everything is original, otherwise, with a full campy compliment. The paint cycles between deep blue and metallic green depending on the light and chrome forks set it off.
Peter remembered building this for the previous owner. It's straight and true. The Columbus tube sticker is a bit funky but the bike seems to be in very good condition, overall.
61cm c-c & 57cm tt
Campagnolo Super Record crankset 175 mm
Campagnolo Record front/rear dérailleurs
Campagnolo Record STD reach brakes
Super Record seat post
Cinelli 130 Record IR stem
Campagnolo silver record pedals, Alfredo Bindo straps
Peter Mooney Cycles
81 Peter Mooney
81 Peter Mooney - $1600
I took it to Wheelworks where the original builder assessed it, found some tubed tires and had them glued to the original nisi rims. They also cleaned it a bit, re packed the pedals & hubs then wrapped some new black tape to the 62/42 bars. The order slip in Peter's handwriting can be yours, too. It still needs brake lever hoods but that's about it. Everything is original, otherwise, with a full campy compliment. The paint cycles between deep blue and metallic green depending on the light and chrome forks set it off.
Peter remembered building this for the previous owner. It's straight and true. The Columbus tube sticker is a bit funky but the bike seems to be in very good condition, overall.
61cm c-c & 57cm tt
Campagnolo Super Record crankset 175 mm
Campagnolo Record front/rear dérailleurs
Campagnolo Record STD reach brakes
Super Record seat post
Cinelli 130 Record IR stem
Campagnolo silver record pedals, Alfredo Bindo straps
Peter Mooney Cycles
- do NOT contact me with unsolicited services or offers
02-02-16, 01:19 PM
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on ebay UK
VINTAGE RANDONNEUR FRENCH AOUTOMOTO BICYCLE FRAME 57CM
VERY NICE VINTAGE RANDONNEUR FRENCH AOUTOMOTO BICYCLE FRAME 57CM | eBay
might go for cheap as only 2hrs left before auction end, and it's standing on £35.99
VINTAGE RANDONNEUR FRENCH AOUTOMOTO BICYCLE FRAME 57CM
VERY NICE VINTAGE RANDONNEUR FRENCH AOUTOMOTO BICYCLE FRAME 57CM | eBay
might go for cheap as only 2hrs left before auction end, and it's standing on £35.99
02-02-16, 04:26 PM
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screaming deal alert: 54cm GT Edge Frameset Price Drop | eBay
02-02-16, 04:51 PM
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screaming deal alert: 54cm GT Edge Frameset Price Drop | eBay
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I've been watching these triple triangles for a while and I may need educating on what makes this one a screaming deal at $500. It's clean for sure but needs original decal set. It's also aluminum which makes it less desirable IMO. There is a 60cm aluminum Edge frame (no fork) that's been sitting there with no takers at $250 OBO. For $475, there is a 54cm Reynolds steel GT triple triangle road frame that I think would be the more desirable frame, no?
02-02-16, 04:59 PM
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I've been watching these triple triangles for a while and I may need educating on what makes this one a screaming deal at $500. It's clean for sure but needs original decal set. It's also aluminum which makes it less desirable IMO. There is a 60cm aluminum Edge frame (no fork) that's been sitting there with no takers at $250 OBO. For $475, there is a 54cm Reynolds steel GT triple triangle road frame that I think would be the more desirable frame, no?
02-03-16, 08:38 AM
Pedal to the medal
02-03-16, 08:57 AM
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Saw this Legnano for $400 on craigslist new york city. Am drooling over it but ain't got the money 
Also, its a bit small for me at 55cm but could make it work with an extra 1cm on the stem or so...
LEGNANO VINTAGE ITALIAN RACER LIME GREEN LIGHTWEIGHT GREAT STEEL %14
Also, its a bit small for me at 55cm but could make it work with an extra 1cm on the stem or so...LEGNANO VINTAGE ITALIAN RACER LIME GREEN LIGHTWEIGHT GREAT STEEL %14
02-03-16, 09:00 AM
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Vintage Colnago Fixed Gear
[h=2]Vintage Colnago Fixed Gear - $250 (Bedford, NH) [/h]
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Old Colnago fixie, about 58cm frame. Frame has been painted at some point. No decals, which allows you to bomb around in Italian bike stealth mode. Plenty of scratches and patina. Small dent in top tube (in photo). 27 inch rims (not 700c) laced to a Surly rear hub and Campy front hub. Crazy low 42/18 gearing. Has drop bars with brake levers on them but no brakes. I can throw in a front brake, a cable, and some bar tape if desired to get that tidy.
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[h=2]Vintage Colnago Fixed Gear - $250 (Bedford, NH) [/h]
safety tips
Old Colnago fixie, about 58cm frame. Frame has been painted at some point. No decals, which allows you to bomb around in Italian bike stealth mode. Plenty of scratches and patina. Small dent in top tube (in photo). 27 inch rims (not 700c) laced to a Surly rear hub and Campy front hub. Crazy low 42/18 gearing. Has drop bars with brake levers on them but no brakes. I can throw in a front brake, a cable, and some bar tape if desired to get that tidy.
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"Is this a good Peugeot?"
Chrome back and front, that's real good too. Undoubtedly, assuming it is in rideable shape.
Shifters on the downtube and not the stem.
So, yes.
I'm nowhere near there, so I won't get it, I bet that Peugeot has some nice frame tubing material as well, it's probably light. Excellent.
Other people know more than me on this, but someone was just talking about purple colored Peugeots in this forum the other day.
And it looks like it is in good shape cosmetically.
The Schwinn looks good too, the JC Penny for all we know, might appeal to antique buffs, disk brakes.
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02-03-16, 09:07 AM
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For starters, that's a Stronglight Crank, that's very, very good.
Chrome back and front, that's real good too. Undoubtedly, assuming it is in rideable shape.
Shifters on the downtube and not the stem.
So, yes.
I'm nowhere near there, so I won't get it, I bet that Peugeot has some nice frame tubing material as well, it's probably light. Excellent.
Other people know more than me on this, but someone was just talking about purple colored Peugeots in this forum the other day.
Chrome back and front, that's real good too. Undoubtedly, assuming it is in rideable shape.
Shifters on the downtube and not the stem.
So, yes.
I'm nowhere near there, so I won't get it, I bet that Peugeot has some nice frame tubing material as well, it's probably light. Excellent.
Other people know more than me on this, but someone was just talking about purple colored Peugeots in this forum the other day.
02-03-16, 09:18 AM
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Yea, I'm trying to contact the seller. Hopefully he doesn't know what he has there. Going to really low-ball it.
02-03-16, 09:19 AM
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02-03-16, 09:41 AM
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I sent him a text message. Waiting.