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Old 05-29-15, 04:51 PM
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Gorgeous bike.

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Hope this isn't too off-topic.

I have a question about how one can copy a Craigslist post so that the pictures and information can be pasted into a post here (and other forums).

I see that others often are able to do this, but my experience with trying to do it is pretty hit-or-miss, with mostly misses. SOMETIMES if I select and copy the entire CL ad, and then paste it into a post window, it works great--ALL the pictures show up. Sometimes I even get a message saying there are too many pictures--but that can be remedied by just deleting the HTML code for most of them. I then clean up the extraneous text--CL messages and such and voila! But most of time I just get a plain text rendering with no photos. So I end up just posting the link to the actual ad. Maybe that is even the preferred method? But I like the posts that have the photos right in them.

I also see eBay ads handled like this--for example the post about the Bernard Hinault Gitane above. I'm not sure how that is done either--probably differently from Craigslist ads.

If anyone has tips on how to accomplish this, please reply and thanks in advance.

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Old 05-29-15, 05:34 PM
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@Porschefan: I find it's hit or miss as well for the CL adds. I generally just copy & paste, but the area with the map in the top right of the listing seems to have a bunch of elements which cause problems. Sometimes with CL ads, I copy the link, then the text body, then just one of the display images. Trying to post it all at once sometimes ends in a jumbles of html codes like you say.

The ebay ads are more problematic. In this case above with the Gitane, the seller included a lot of images in the main text section which I was able to cut & paste. It's possible to select one of the ebay listing display images, download to a hard drive, then post to a photobucket account and post the [IMG]--but that's too much work in most cases, unless it's a listing I really want to save for future reference.
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Originally Posted by gaucho777
@Porschefan: I find it's hit or miss as well for the CL adds. I generally just copy & paste, but the area with the map in the top right of the listing seems to have a bunch of elements which cause problems. Sometimes with CL ads, I copy the link, then the text body, then just one of the display images. Trying to post it all at once sometimes ends in a jumbles of html codes like you say.

The ebay ads are more problematic. In this case above with the Gitane, the seller included a lot of images in the main text section which I was able to cut & paste. It's possible to select one of the ebay listing display images, download to a hard drive, then post to a photobucket account and post the [IMG]--but that's too much work in most cases, unless it's a listing I really want to save for future reference.
Hi Gaucho....thanks for the input. Maybe someone will have some clues on how to do it more consistently. I've used the "copy pix to a photo site and then post them here" method, but you're right about that being a PITA most of the time. And thanks for posting that Gitane--super nice bike! I was just a friend's home/shop today and he showed me a couple of his "keepers"--a '78 (or so) Schwinn Paramount and a Cinelli that were in the same class as the Gitane (as far as condtion, fit and finish goes). I have to go back with a camera and get some pix to share here!

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Tell me about it. I have been pondering it for the last few hours. I am going to have to measure the clearance from the basement floor joists to the floor to see if there is enough room since one more bike would put me at that point.

Originally Posted by gomango
No brainer if it fits.

My guess is it will go for much less with that sizing.
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Originally Posted by rjhammett
Tell me about it. I have been pondering it for the last few hours. I am going to have to measure the clearance from the basement floor joists to the floor to see if there is enough room since one more bike would put me at that point.
I adore my Tommasini that I got from Grady.

No idea on how a Super Prestige from the late 80s-early 90s would compare to an early 00s Sintesi but based on the craftsmanship and the riding characteristics of mine, I'll probably be in the market for another if one ever pops up locally in my size again. It's that good. I would at least check it out if it's your size.
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Originally Posted by rjhammett
Tell me about it. I have been pondering it for the last few hours. I am going to have to measure the clearance from the basement floor joists to the floor to see if there is enough room since one more bike would put me at that point.
Ha, ok, you could always dig down...
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Originally Posted by leegf
Interesting old bike. Doesn't look like anything to write home about, but it has Reynolds tubing (looks like 531) and the price is right.

At least it doesn't have gas pipes.



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Originally Posted by Porschefan
I have a question about how one can copy a Craigslist post so that the pictures and information can be pasted into a post here (and other forums)...
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What I do:
Copy the Title and paste it, or type your own.
Line break
Copy the URL and paste it.
Line break
Right click on the pic from the ad and "open image in new tab". Copy image URL.
Type "[img]" paste image URL, type "[/img]"
Done.

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Originally Posted by rjhammett
Tell me about it. I have been pondering it for the last few hours. I am going to have to measure the clearance from the basement floor joists to the floor to see if there is enough room since one more bike would put me at that point.
I would go see it for sure.

Love the color scheme.
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Originally Posted by toavii
I adore my Tommasini that I got from Grady.

No idea on how a Super Prestige from the late 80s-early 90s would compare to an early 00s Sintesi but based on the craftsmanship and the riding characteristics of mine, I'll probably be in the market for another if one ever pops up locally in my size again. It's that good. I would at least check it out if it's your size.
Love to hear that!

I still have my Sintesi frameset.

It's got some hiccups, but I can't bear to give it up.

It rides so well.
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Hey, I'm new to this forum but wondering if anyone knows what model Miyata this is?

https://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/bik/5048390148.html
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I don't know much about value of Centurion Ironman, but this seems like a good deal to me for a nice one with Shimano 600.

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Is is that a double crank?
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Originally Posted by Pemetic2006
Is is that a double crank?
Yes. IIRC

6 = touring series
10 = 10 speeds


More or less even numbers were sport/racing bikes, odd numbers were touring

2 series touring
6 series touring
10 series touring

3, 7, 9 sport/racing
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Hey, I'm new to this forum but wondering if anyone knows what model Miyata this is?

https://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/bik/5048390148.html
Looks like a 1989 312 or 112. Lots of folks on here should be able to provide insight.

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Originally Posted by miamijim
Yes. IIRC

6 = touring series
10 = 10 speeds


More or less even numbers were sport/racing bikes, odd numbers were touring

2 series touring
6 series touring
10 series touring

3, 7, 9 sport/racing
Pretty sure this is a 1986, which the catalog shows has having a triple crank. Looks like it may have been swapped.
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Originally Posted by fcboyd
Hey, I'm new to this forum but wondering if anyone knows what model Miyata this is?

https://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/bik/5048390148.html
The old Miyata catalogs can be viewed online at Miyata Bicycle Catalogs That said, by browsing quickly, the above linked bike for sale looks to be a 1989 Miyata 112. Look at the 1989 catalog and look at the small inset picture on page 15 (the 112 is split between pages 15 and 16, with the description on page 16). The 112 specs are on page 37
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https://harrisburg.craigslist.org/bik/5044080066.html

This bike is actually only a few miles from me (no relation to seller). Alas, it is too much $ and by the looks of the sloped top tube, a bit small for me.
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