2017 REI Co-Op ADV 1.1 (formerly Novara Randonee)
07-05-20, 08:43 PM
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2017 REI Co-Op ADV 1.1 (formerly Novara Randonee)
2017 Model. Gray and black with orange highlights. The first year after REI rebranded the Novara Randonee. Absolutely excellent condition. Looks and functions perfectly. Maaaaaaybe 300 miles on this bike before it was left in the basement. It's a small size. I'm 5'6'' and standover is good for me. Comes with all documentation. Bike is consistently rated excellent by those who should know. All specs are here: https://www.rei.com/product/109579/c...es-adv-11-bike
Price drop: $700. I can drop off at a local bike shop for shipping that you arrange, if necessary.
Price drop: $700. I can drop off at a local bike shop for shipping that you arrange, if necessary.
Last edited by eyemkeith; 07-11-20 at 10:07 AM.
07-11-20, 10:09 AM
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Just dropped the price on my bike. It's basically a brand new machine for hundreds less than in the store. Thanks for looking!
07-13-20, 08:50 PM
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07-14-20, 10:21 PM
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07-15-20, 07:06 AM
#6
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Ah, I didn't realize there was a post requirement to PM someone. Apologies.
I'm selling it because its wrong that no one is riding it. Like lots of people who get into bicycling, I found another bike I liked, bought it and started riding that instead. Then I bought another and the same thing happened. I now have three and as my kids are fond of telling me, I can only ride one at a time.
It's a fine bike, with a sure-footed, steady ride to it. And there really is nothing wrong with it. I just have others that I ride more.
It's a "small" size. Unfortunately, REI does not do standard centimeter sizing, only small, medium, large .... It has a 30-inch standover, which puts it about the equivalent of a 52-54 cm frame, depending on brand. Again, all the specs are here: https://www.rei.com/product/109579/c...es-adv-11-bike
I'm around if you have any other questions.
Keith.
I'm selling it because its wrong that no one is riding it. Like lots of people who get into bicycling, I found another bike I liked, bought it and started riding that instead. Then I bought another and the same thing happened. I now have three and as my kids are fond of telling me, I can only ride one at a time.
It's a fine bike, with a sure-footed, steady ride to it. And there really is nothing wrong with it. I just have others that I ride more.
It's a "small" size. Unfortunately, REI does not do standard centimeter sizing, only small, medium, large .... It has a 30-inch standover, which puts it about the equivalent of a 52-54 cm frame, depending on brand. Again, all the specs are here: https://www.rei.com/product/109579/c...es-adv-11-bike
I'm around if you have any other questions.
Keith.
07-15-20, 08:22 AM
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Thanks for the info and it may seems to be a good size bike for my son but I may consider it for myself. I will take a look at the specs again and will keep you posted or PM you. Would entertain us coming by to test ride the bike.
Thanks,
B
Thanks,
B
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07-17-20, 10:04 AM
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I don't know if you were waiting for a response, but sure, of course you could come by for a test ride.
07-18-20, 01:35 PM
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Frame is too small
I had a chance to stop by REI and got on the small size Adv and the frame is definitely not the right size for us.
I wanted to let reply and let you know so you don’t have to wait around.
Thanks
B
