revcp 

A 660 was my first racer. Too small for me, looks to be in excellent shape.

https://minneapolis.craigslist.org/h...972164202.html

Clang

1986 Team Fuji - $250 (south rose hill, WA)

https://seattle.craigslist.org/est/b...972753261.html

phtomita

Vintage 1986 Team Fuji Road Bike 58cm - $250 (south rose hill) - Seattle area
https://seattle.craigslist.org/est/b...972753261.html

Highly collectible Vintage Team Fuji road bike in great condition for its age. Clean and shiny with no rust. Rarely ridden and stored indoors. See photos for specs. Shimano 600 Ultegra SPD pedals currently on bike, original Suntour Sprint pedals with toe clips and nylon straps also available. This bike has all original -- Suntour Sprint -- components and rides like new. 58cm fits riders 6' tall or taller. $250 OBO




... ok Clang beat me

Rocket-Sauce 

https://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/bi...972940326.html

Cilo Road Bike 54cm Shimano 105 - $300 (Jamaica Plain)

Good condition Cilo road bike, frame made of Tange 1 steel. It’s 54cm, so best for someone 5’7-5’11.

The seat post, bar tape and break hoods are brand new. It has all Shimano 105 components, downtube 105 shifters, 6 speed in the back. The shifting is smooth, the break pads can use a little re-aligning.

It’s a really good looking bike that can go fast. And is ready for a home where it’ll be used and loved.

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Rocket-Sauce 

https://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/bi...972909003.html

Schwinn Tempo Road Bike Commuter 52cm Full Shimano 105 for 5'5" - 5'8" - $195 (Cambridge nr Harvard/Porter Squares)

Schwinn Tempo 12 speed Road Bike Commuter 52cm with a full Shimano 105 group for riders 5'5" - 5'8". Columbus tubing, indexes shifting make for a light and nimble ride. Currently has toe clip 105 pedals but happy to put on a set of platforms if you don’t like tie clips.

Everything works as it should -- brake and gears, tires, etc. Was just tuned up.

Great for city commuting or longer rides.

Ready to ride.

Available in Cambridge between Porter and Harvard Squares or possible to deliver to Porter Square near the T.

$195 cash or Venmo accepted.

Call or text me at show contact info to set a time to see and test ride the bike. Please refer the Schwinns Tempo bike ... Thank you!

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smontanaro 

https://chicago.craigslist.org/wcl/b...972779876.html

Rocket-Sauce 

https://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/bi...972561876.html

Terry Georgena Road Bike - $220 (Cambridge)

This bike is in great condition all tuned up ready to go frame size is 16 3/4” and the Stan over height is 26 1/2” if interested please contact me atshow contact info
thanks. This bike is for a small person

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Rocket-Sauce 

https://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/bi...972403415.html

Miele . Lightweight Columbus . Shimano 600 . Tuned up . 5'8" to 6'1" - $245 (Cambridge)

Just tuned up by a bike mechanic to make sure everything is in good working order

23" (58.5cm) frame fits riders 5'8" to 6'1" ... give or take an inch or so

14-speeds (2 x 7) w/ Shimano 600 and Shimano 105 components

Lightweight Columbus tubing

New 700 x 25c tires ... and new cables and new bar tape

Makes a great city commuter!

Ready to ride with no repairs or adjustments needed

The frame has some light scratches which have been factored into the price

Best to call or text me and please refer to the white Miele road bike

Thank you!





58cm
59cm

Bianchigirll 

Is anyone interested in splitting this? I'd love that frame but I don't really want the kit.

machinist42

TALL 1981 LOTUS ECLAIR - $350 (Amherst)




"I bought this bike new in 1981. It was pearl white. In 1985 I had a bike shop rebuild it for me...grey DuPont Imron paint, Cinelli long h-bar stem, Cinelli 44cm bars, Look clip-on pedals, Greg Lemond (size 12) shoes, water bottle carriers, rear luggage rack, new cables, etc.
In 1991 or so I took a tumble and bent the lower sprocket arm on the rear derailleur...never ridden it since. So...

This finely made, Japanese quality, Reynolds 531 chrome moly steel, lugged style, Shimano 600 equipped, 27" frame (yes...27" frame, measured measured from crank center to top of seat post) needs the sprocket bracket replaced, new chain, tires and tubes to be roadworthy again. The new condition vintage Greg Lemond shoes are included!!

PS. The rims are straight...the tires are shot. These are the factory oem tires!!

FOR TALL RIDERS ONLY...6'2" MINIMUM TO 6'8" MAXIMUM.

Q:
How many 27" frame, full chrome moly Reynolds steel, lugged frames do you see out there?

My drop bar road riding days are over (this bike participated in numerous century rides)...if no one of size (I'm 6'5" and this bike serves me well ergo-wise) buys this, as it obviously has sentimental value (owning 38 years now), I may convert to a fixie and keep it. If I do look for parts for sale!!

bicycle frame material: alloy
bicycle type: road
brake type: cantilever
condition: excellent
frame size: 27" XXL
handlebar type: drop
make / manufacturer: LOTUS
model name / number: ECLAIR
serial number: 12345
suspension: none (rigid)
wheel size: 27 in"

https://lynchburg.craigslist.org/bik...967053127.html

(Took forever to ferret out this thread. Wonder why it isn't sticky-fied?)

(68.58cm)

RamAlaRag 

https://spokane.craigslist.org/bik/d...970735952.html

Not sure where they are getting the value.....

Clyde1820

Surly LHT 46cm, $625 @ Boulder CO area, CraigsList.

Looks fairly well-equipped for the price.

seypat

That paint job is hot! Not feeling the red headset, though.

yellowbarber

23" (japanese?) Bianchi in Central Jersey
https://cnj.craigslist.org/bik/d/wes...924963301.html

yellowbarber

"I don't need another touring bike, I don't need another touring bike, I don't need another touring bike, I don't need another touring bike, I don't need another touring bike....."

I don't know Bianchis very well, but this looks a little tight for a touring bike.... CX maybe? Either way

https://cnj.craigslist.org/bik/d/mil...969452770.html

jpc2001

Vintage Schwinns in NH (no affiliation)

1) Pristine Schwinn LeTour. Maybe first year -- appears to be steel rims, and the mattress seat suggests a '70s build. The serial number is weird though. The upright handlebars look like Schwinn OEM, it could have been a "Tourist" model from the factory?

https://nh.craigslist.org/bik/d/atki...969555773.html

2) Schwinn Sports Tourer with super low miles. It's been up for months, how has nobody snagged it yet?

https://nh.craigslist.org/bik/d/keen...949569829.html

3) Schwinn Super LeTour 12.2, looks to be good shape:

https://nh.craigslist.org/bik/d/conc...956521193.html

Rocket-Sauce 

Old low-end Bianchi. Is that drillium on the seat post?

https://boston.craigslist.org/nos/bi...960195063.html

1960's Celeste Bianchi, Campagnolo, Original, Complete - $575

It's a 1968 54cm Bianchi in celeste color with original Campagnolo Valentino derailleurs and shifters, original Nervar crank, original 3TTT stem and bars, original Universal caliper brakes and levers, original celeste cable housings. Bianchi wheelset with Nisi aluminum rims and Regina 5-speed freewheel, original Sheffield (italian) quill pedals, Christophe chrome toe-clips, and leather toe straps. Brand new Vittoria tires.
Original Campagnolo chrome upper pump clip and lower pump clip with cable routing guides.
Original chrome headset and bottom bracket.
Original seat binder bolt and 5-speed Regina SC chain.
Drilled seat post and/or original chromed seat post.
I can offer your choice of 3 vintage saddles, an extra 5-speed freewheel with hill-climbing range, and bar-tape options as well.
Everything works great. Has been thoroughly cleaned and is ready to ride.
Stored out of the elements for many years. New decals.
New Universal "61" brake levers with fresh rubber hoods available (sourced, but not yet installed...original Universal "61" levers are mounted).
Rear dropouts are 120mm for easy conversion to fixed gear/single speed if interested.
There's plenty of room to mount wider tires, and the frame includes mounts for fenders front and rear.
No dents, dings, bends...frame is straight and true, with accommodation for fenders front/rear.
54cm seat tube, 56.5cm top tube.
$575 cash takes it.
I've got a fixed-gear/single-speed wheelset for it too if interested. We can set it up just the way you want it.

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Rocket-Sauce 

I am firmly on board with most of Rivendell's style/aesthetic (lugs, go anywhere, utility, built-to-last, comfort, style) , but don't buy in to the double top tubes. I ride 62cm frames, and never understood the need for all that extra metal to get the desired ride quality.

And the new direction they seem to be going in? Super long chainstay step through frames? What?!?

https://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/bi...973846106.html

Beautiful Do-Everything Rivendell Sam Hillborne, 62 cm - $1700 (Harvard Sq)

Take advantage of this great opportunity to own the only bike you'll want to ride. It's so much fun, stable yet nimble - the best and most versatile steel bike out there - designed by the one and only Grant Petersen from Rivendell in Walnut Creek, CA.

I'm selling my black and cream Sam Hillborne bicycle, originally built by Harris Cyclery in Newton. Full bikes like this go for $3,000 new.

This frame is too large for me so this could be your chance to own a beautiful randonneuring, commuting, bikepacking lugged steel country bike. I think this size is ideal for someone 6' or taller (PBH 91-96cm see more here https://www.rivbike.com/pages/pubic-...asure-your-pbh )

The bike has been well maintained and always stored in a garage. Overall, it's in excellent condition with some normal signs of wear.

It's built up with:

Wheels & Tires: Hand built by Rich Lesnik (Hands On Wheels), Shimano LX hubs, Velocity Synergy rims, 36 spoked with Panaracer Pasela PT 700x38

Fenders: Velo Orange Zeppelin 52mm

Handlebar: Soma Portola

Shifters: Silver shifters, friction bar-end

Nitto Stem 26.0

Brake Levers: TRP RRL Ergo

Brakes: Dia Compe

Crank : Sugino XD

New bottom bracket

Nitto seatpost

*saddle not included

The only thing you need is a saddle, pedals and new handlebar tape to customize it and make it truly yours.

From Rivendell:

It’s a country bike. That’s what we call it. But most people don’t know what that is exactly so to kowtow to categorization here we go: Road tourer. All-Road. Gravel Grinder.

It’s also nimble and more than able for fast fire-road rides with the right tires. There are plenty of tires to attire your Sam from gravel-grinding cross tires to light and zippy road slicks to bulletproof commuters.

Everything that makes it a great touring bike also makes it a great commuter, camper or all-rounder. The Sam is equally a great bike for a carrying food and camping gear and clothing around.

Sams are/have:

Tough steel frame
Comfortable seat
Handlebars within reach
Rack Mounts in the right place
Fender Mounts in the right place
Room for big tires
Wiggle room for those big tires
Room for the fenders

*If the ad is up, the bike is available.

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Rocket-Sauce 

https://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/bi...973826717.html

XXL 80s Schwinn Voyageur SP road bicycle (6'2" - 6'7") - $450 (Allston / Brighton / Cambridge)

1984/1985 Schwinn Voyageur SP road bike for tall riders - this is one of the iconic American touring bicycles of the 80s and some of the best years for the Voyageur SP. The frame was build with a mix of Columbus SL and SP tubes and Columbus Fork. This bike is awesome and great for touring or city commuting.

A pretty rare bike to find nowadays, which is why I bought it, but it was way too big for me.

The handlebars and stem were updated to SR Sakae Custom. The front and rear derailleur were also updated to Deore XTs. The hubs are High Flange Suzue sealed hubs - some of my favorite hubs. My other favorite component on this bike is the beautiful seatpost.

The bike frame size is 25 in (roughly 63cm) and is ideal for someone between 6'2" - 6'7".

Let me know if you have questions. There is some cosmetic damage to the paint but otherwise in great condition.

Located in Allston/Brighton area

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Rocket-Sauce 

https://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/bi...973484392.html

Schwinn 23” 57cm Prelude Columbus Tenax Road Bike - $100 (Union Square)

Vintage Schwinn prelude with Columbus tenax high quality frame. NOT currently ride-able, hence the low price. But a bike person with more time than I have could strip it, build it again, and sell it for a profit. No lowballers please.

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Rocket-Sauce 

https://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/bi...973408436.html

Cilo road bike 53 cm or 54cm - $395 (West Roxbury)

A very rare old school steel frame bike.
very comfortable to ride made in Switzerland .
lots of bikes parts on it are brand new
Bicycle with complete tune-up comes with 3 month warranty.
53 cm Center to Center seat tube,
top tube is 52 CM Center to Center
needs nothing.

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Rocket-Sauce 

Whoa. This makes my 62cm frames look like toys.

https://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/bi...969133462.html

Eddy Merckx Corsa Custom 71cm for very tall - $1300 (Boston)

Custom 80s Eddy Merckx road bike in Team Panasonic colors for the very tall rider.

71cm seat tube and 65cm top tube center to center.

Racing geometry, Columbus SLX tubing.

Campagnolo drop outs, headset, bottom bracket and seat post.

Shimano 600 tricolor 7-speed indexed groupo, nitto stem, modolo bars, fizik bar tape and selle italia turbo saddle.

Low mileage wheelset custom built with Mavic open pro rims and Dura Ace front and Ultegra rear hubs with 700x23c Continental four season tires (fits 28s, maybe 30s if installed flat).

Climbs, brakes, shifts, and corners well.

I've owned it almost 15 years and bought it from the original owner here in MA.

It shows typical component and frame wear for its age and use but has no mechanical or structural issues and shows well. Stem, tape, tubes, cables and housing, hoods, and saddle were recently replaced and headset was serviced.

Original owner was 6'-5". I'm 6'-7" (200cm) but it could fit someone much taller.

Pedals will be Look-style Dura Ace road pedals or no pedals.

Any boxing or shipping will be at the buyer's expense. Bikeflights estimates ~$100 to the west coast.

Will consider offers including for frame, fork & headset.

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RichSPK

1) "Adult" size. I'm going to guess 52-53cm.


2) 24", but it looks smaller than #3 , which is listed as 22.5". This looks about 54cm to me.


3) 22.5"

big chainring 

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?m...2F153476982372




Turin french bike. Early 70's. I bought the same model back in 1971. Came with an Ideale 90 saddle too!

jpc2001

Rich, I think you're right. At first glance I thought this was a marketing photo; the high contrast looks kinda artsy. On closer look, the bar tape is dingy and there's some garage clutter visible in the background. So that's probably the actual bike, and it's about my size. This is giving me bad ideas, N+1 ideas.

EDIT: It is in fact a 24". I plugged the image into an image editor, measured the crank axle to seat post top and the bead-seat diameter of the wheels. If you assume the bead seat is 630mm diameter, then the seat post is about 60.5cm give or take. Saves me a trip to Keene.