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Old 08-14-19, 12:06 PM
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PF Season - The New

Penny Farthing - $1200 (Advance)








"Today lots of things are not black & white, but these Excelsior rideable show ready Penny Farthings are! These are Excelsior class bikes in like new condition. They are a remake of the old Boneshaker and are in show condition and ready for riding. These bikes are hand crafted using the finest quality materials. They come with discrete petite stands.

The black one has a 52-inch front wheel, 16-inch rear wheel, moustache style handlebars, Torpedo grips, bell, hammock style leather saddle and three-hole adjustable crankset. I can ride it and I have a 32-inch inseam, but the recommended minimum inseam is 35-inch for this bike.

The white one has a 48-inch front wheel, drop style handlebars, walnut pedals and grips, European custom antique white color, bell, hammock style leather saddle. Recommended inseam for this bike is 28-inch or higher.
These bikes are priced at $1200 each with stands. This is 40% less than the price of new Excelsior bikes.

Call: 336-793-six53six, Cash only, Personal pick up only

bicycle frame material: steel
bicycle type: other
brake type: none
condition: excellent
electric assist: none
frame size: 52 inch
handlebar type: other/unknown
make / manufacturer: Boneshaker
model name / number: NA
serial number: na
suspension: none (rigid)
wheel size: other/unknown"

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Originally Posted by Andy_K
A hundred bucks for a Reynolds 753 Bob Jackson? Are you kidding me?!?! I guess the crack must be scaring people away. Reynolds 753 and "in need of frame repair" is generally a bad combination, but at that price if it were anywhere near my size I'd be talking to @gugie about whether or not he could fix it. It wouldn't be nearly the worst 753 frame I talked to him about.
Ya think? With 2 sets of wheels? That’s a no brainer even if you throw the frame away - which I am not suggesting.
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Trek 470 Fast Track for $125

NOTE: Bike is in Slippery Pock PA which is south of Pittsburgh

"Trek bicycle $125 nice shape.. set up for a gravel bike has less than 50 miles on new tires. original road tires come with it... 58 cm frame.. 14 speed 105 shifting ..everything works as it should"

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Originally Posted by Rocket-Sauce
Paging @bianchigirl

https://boston.craigslist.org/nos/ct...946314083.html

1961 Autobianchi Bianchina Special Cabriolet - $30000 (Danvers)

Bet 500 lire (or a nickel...) this would fit in the back of Morticia.....
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Might Make A Good SS/Fixie?

3Rensho Keirin (Richmond)




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bicycle frame material: steel
bicycle type: track
frame size: 54cm
wheel size: 700C "

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If someone is interested in the 3Rensho, I live in the Richmond area. I can facilitate.
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1987 Volpe for $150 anyone? https://charlotte.craigslist.org/bik...956586578.html



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six yards for a Columbine ?!?!




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A bit cheaper than last post .....

$20 for a Fuji (with Brooks seat)

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Ten-speed BicyclesSlingerlands, NY (near Albany NY)
$20 Assorted bicycles Stored in basement


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Originally Posted by Bianchigirll
If only my size....
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I dont know much about these.

1978 Bill Davidson


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Miyata 912




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Unknown 'custom Reynolds 753' bike.




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Originally Posted by RamAlaRag
I dont know much about these.

1978 Bill Davidson


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Well then, you got some splainin to do.

Bill Davidson in Seattle, still in business, one of the best, period.
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A good price ($200) on what appears to be a 1982 Trek 613. The only model I could find with Suntour Blue Line S RD and Reynolds 531 frame. I may go get this myself if I can make it happen. And it's my size.

https://harrisburg.craigslist.org/bi...950286287.html



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Originally Posted by merziac
Well then, you got some splainin to do.

Bill Davidson in Seattle, still in business, one of the best, period.
Well now I'm embarrassed

Very cool to know!
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Originally Posted by dpicare26
A good price ($200) on what appears to be a 1982 Trek 613. The only model I could find with Suntour Blue Line S RD and Reynolds 531 frame. I may go get this myself if I can make it happen. And it's my size.

https://harrisburg.craigslist.org/bi...950286287.html



https://www.vintage-trek.com/images/trek/Trek3.pdf
Shift cabling, and double chainring means it's an '82 613. Funny, I don't remember mine having adjustment screws on the dropouts. But that was 30 years ago.... Hmm, serial number suggests it was born as a 614, so double chainring may be a swap. Still a sweet midrange from their golden era, only caveat would be the possible "death fork".
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Originally Posted by madpogue
Shift cabling, and double chainring means it's an '82 613. Funny, I don't remember mine having adjustment screws on the dropouts. But that was 30 years ago.... Hmm, serial number suggests it was born as a 614, so double chainring may be a swap. Still a sweet midrange from their golden era, only caveat would be the possible "death fork".
Could you elaborate on "death fork". I am not familiar.
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Originally Posted by RamAlaRag
Well now I'm embarrassed

Very cool to know!
No worries, he seems to fly under the radar a bit, him Rodriguez, Erikson and Thompson are the old guard of Washington state framebuilding.
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Originally Posted by merziac
No worries, he seems to fly under the radar a bit, him Rodriguez, Erikson and Thompson are the old guard of Washington state framebuilding.

It's just a tad large for me... I'm more of a 54cm. Would be a great bike.

Still mostly on the hunt for a steel touring frame.... 😅 N+1 though..
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Lotus Odyssey

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Seen better days, I'd be interested if I didn't already have a Lotus Eclair in much nicer shape
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^^^^^ I'm the last guy to advocate globalism, but there really needs to be an international law requiring anyone who geezer-mods a road bike to place the original bar, stem and brake levers (ESP. the brake levers) in escrow until such time as the bike is put up for sale.

Just sayin'.....
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Originally Posted by dpicare26
Could you elaborate on "death fork". I am not familiar.
The original Ishiwata fork had a rather cheap crown, and there are reported cases of the blades separating from the crown. Forks on higher (and later) models had a better investment cast crown. AFAIK it was rare, but something to know about; just do your own searching on something like "trek death fork" or the like. My only personal experience is with the '82 613 I bought new, rode for several thousand miles, including 500 miles loaded for touring on some of Ireland's steeper mountain roads, without incident.
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Originally Posted by madpogue
^^^^^ I'm the last guy to advocate globalism, but there really needs to be an international law requiring anyone who geezer-mods a road bike to place the original bar, stem and brake levers (ESP. the brake levers) in escrow until such time as the bike is put up for sale.

Just sayin'.....
Ha! I liberated this one in May, haven't begun to restore it yet, but Superbe levers are lying in wait, and Nitto bar and stem on the way!
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