WTB a touring bike
07-10-23, 02:35 PM
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WTB a touring bike
Looking for a nice steel touring bike around 22.5” or 23”. Let me know whatcha got. Thanks
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07-10-23, 03:05 PM
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Sport touring or loaded?
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What's your price range?
07-10-23, 04:06 PM
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07-10-23, 04:12 PM
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I’ve got a Merckx frameset that I can barter with.
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07-10-23, 04:39 PM
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Selling this Richey for Bicycles for Humanity. Will get more pictures soon...
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07-10-23, 04:51 PM
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A couple of possibilities from my fleet, which I’m trying to reduce:
1974 Norman Fay, made in England, original 27” wheels, MAFAC canti brakes, Shimano drivetrain, SunTour barcons. I had it powder coated a bunch of years ago and it’s held up well:
John Clay all-rounder from 10 or so years ago, built in Tallahassee, FL, 650b x 32mm wheels, Paul’s centerpulls, Shimano mechs and shifters (8-speed), Honjo fenders. Powder coated a few years ago in French blue:
PM me if interested in either—or both!
1974 Norman Fay, made in England, original 27” wheels, MAFAC canti brakes, Shimano drivetrain, SunTour barcons. I had it powder coated a bunch of years ago and it’s held up well:
John Clay all-rounder from 10 or so years ago, built in Tallahassee, FL, 650b x 32mm wheels, Paul’s centerpulls, Shimano mechs and shifters (8-speed), Honjo fenders. Powder coated a few years ago in French blue:
PM me if interested in either—or both!
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Have an oem spec 1984 Univega Specialissima in burgundy, and a mostly oem spec 1984 Trek 520. Also have f/r Blackburn racks and full set of Rhodegear bags.
All of the above can be had for under your budget
All of the above can be had for under your budget
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07-10-23, 08:35 PM
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07-11-23, 08:21 AM
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In the event the specialissma doesn't strike your fancy, I have a 22.5 Nishiki Cresta GT with all the braze-ons available on a production touring frame. It will need a set of wheels as the originals are no longer usable, but otherwise it's complete. It also has the original blackburn rear rack. Don't mean to meddle with a potential sale, merely providing options.
07-11-23, 10:50 AM
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07-12-23, 06:14 AM
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Still looking. I’d be open to nice sports tourers, something like a nice Bob Jackson would be high on my list.
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07-12-23, 10:49 AM
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Found something, thanks for the offers
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I have some more pictures and information, pertaining to the Richey. I am guessing that the bike is a converted mountain bike and the original handlebar is included. The Rivendale saddle bag and a handlebar bag are also included. The basket is not included (too costly to ship)...
Top Tube (c-c) = 57cm
Seat Tube (c-c) = 52cm
Stand Over Height = 79cm
Top Tube (c-c) = 57cm
Seat Tube (c-c) = 52cm
Stand Over Height = 79cm
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I have some more pictures and information, pertaining to the Richey. I am guessing that the bike is a converted mountain bike and the original handlebar is included. The Rivendale saddle bag and a handlebar bag are also included. The basket is not included (too costly to ship)...
Top Tube (c-c) = 57cm
Seat Tube (c-c) = 52cm
Stand Over Height = 79cm
Top Tube (c-c) = 57cm
Seat Tube (c-c) = 52cm
Stand Over Height = 79cm