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Old 12-04-23, 06:57 AM
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Originally Posted by ShannonM
Raleigh USA Prestige



Eureka Bike Kitchen, Eureka CA.

From what I've been able to find online, the white Dia-Compe Alpha-II brakes aren't original. almost everything else looks correct. The ad has the wrong size, it's a 57.

Unfortunately, the shop is only open Wednesday evenings and Sunday afternoons, and is cash-only. It's a co-op, in a small town in Northern California... whaddya gonna do.

If I had 200 bucks to spare, it'd be mine already.

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Yep, brakes not originally and that just might be a good thing.
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Shows some serious wear, but don't see the larger frame on this one too often.

Trek 890 Reynolds - $190 (Upper West Side)


CL NY Trek 890

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Originally Posted by Robvolz
Sigh, and top-tube cable guides. Wasn't the "Mod B" the cheaper version?

Now my eyes have been opened. Reminds me of the Cycle Art repaint that had been modernized to the point I owned it for less than a week and sold it for a loss.
a mint green one with two sets of bottle bosses?
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Masi Re-paint? - $275 - Claiemont, CA
https://offerup.com/item/detail/1650777700
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hmmm...not enough details in the gallery of photos to confirm if it's "genuine" , very unlikely that the paint is original. But in any case may be worth a look if it's one of the later contract-built Masi, but could be a "poser" that's worth just what the seller is asking. If it's a competent Italian frame (with middling Shimano gruppo) then $275 might be a decent price.
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Originally Posted by merziac
Only tangentially related to the thread, but has Harry Havnoonian retired? He's been actively selling lots of bike-related stuff on eBay, not just parts, but framebuilding/maintenance tools.
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Old 12-04-23, 11:39 AM
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(Hmm, the "mention" alert didn't fire [shrug], GTSY again TenGrainBread )

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madpogue Is it just me or has Madison's CL been absolutely slim pickin's the last few months?
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Not Madison specific, but I am starting to get the feeling some folks are deciding to hold on to bikes, rather than sell them for nothing?
Maybe this is all part of the "market correction". I only had a couple of bikes listed the last half of this year, but even inquiries about them all but dried up and blew away a few months ago. I even forgot to re-list them. And yeah, there's been very little that's noteworthy. I might re-list what I have, just to see if there's any Christmas demand.
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Originally Posted by merziac
Yep, also later bars and steel, oldschool SP/saddle clamp.

Obviously been worked over but still a pretty good example in ok/good shape, may be a lesser model to many but there seem to be less of these on the ground so......
The bike showed up as a "suggested for you" on FB marketplace, so I sent a quick note.

He said that the bike was his dad's. It had been in storage since his dad put it away in 1990. He knows nothing other than that.

I know of a DeRosa that had water bottle bosses from 1971. Of the Italians that is the first I had heard of that happening. The earliest I've seen cable guides on an Italian is 1973. This is me we were talking about, I'm sure others know more. Maybe as a custom build, it was an option back then.

I'm full up on Cinellis at the moment, plus the color isn't my thing. Still looks nice to me.
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A couple of interesting options just posted in the Phoenix AZ area--looks to be an early-ish Medici Pro Strada and maybe an 1980s FUSO Lux, both for $200. Pics are pretty rough, so these are guesses on my part but they both look like they saw little use and might be all-original in parts:


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I've messaged about both but not sure if I can get to PHX to pick up anytime soon, so perhaps someone else will jump in...
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Originally Posted by icemilkcoffee
Evans mixte frame with Reynolds 531

https://www.ebay.com/itm/364562134510
Thanks for tip, my friend bought this frame. He will put all Campys on the bike. Cant' wait until he completes the bike. He is a master bike mechanic.

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Originally Posted by Sedgemop
Shows some serious wear, but don't see the larger frame on this one too often.

Trek 890 Reynolds - $190 (Upper West Side)


CL NY Trek 890

Nice bike
New tires
Ready to use

I've had my eyes on this. If it were local, I'd be going to look at it with intentions of saving the frame only.
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Something called a "Trek retro bike"

Posted 5 hrs ago in Denver

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace...82545935521183

Trek Retro Bike

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Another tall cool one. Overpriced, but it's a first year (apparently) bike in pretty fine shape. Odd that the crank bolt caps would be missing from an otherwise nearly pristine bike. And the kickstand is definitely (eek).

https://madison.craigslist.org/bik/d...689676062.html

1976 Trek chromoly (Large) frame Road Bike - $310 (Madison)

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Originally Posted by Trakhak
I assumed "unibrow" was a local slang term for the horizontal bar on welded one-piece handlebars/stems, aka "slingshot," among others.
A slingshot is a stem with a Y split, with two clamps for the handlebar. A single integrated bar-stem with a central trianglular structure is a bull-moose.
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Originally Posted by madpogue
Another tall cool one. Overpriced, but it's a first year (apparently) bike in pretty fine shape. Odd that the crank bolt caps would be missing from an otherwise nearly pristine bike. And the kickstand is definitely (eek).

https://madison.craigslist.org/bik/d...689676062.html

1976 Trek chromoly (Large) frame Road Bike - $310 (Madison)

I would pay the money for that Chestnut color, but would hesitate based on my experience (and others here) with these particular (high tensile Ishiwata) forks. Only some have issues, but after my experience (no failure, just lousy fabrication) I don't think I would roll the dice.
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Originally Posted by madpogue
Another tall cool one. Overpriced, but it's a first year (apparently) bike in pretty fine shape. Odd that the crank bolt caps would be missing from an otherwise nearly pristine bike. And the kickstand is definitely (eek).

https://madison.craigslist.org/bik/d...689676062.html

1976 Trek chromoly (Large) frame Road Bike - $310 (Madison)

Been watching this one for a bit. Not a '76, unfortunately. Serial numbers for the 600 series are one of those "exceptions" and the 600 models didn't show up till about 1980 or so. Still, it's a nice early Trek and I'm considering it as a winter commuter. Under $250, though.
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Originally Posted by Sedgemop
Been watching this one for a bit. Not a '76, unfortunately. Serial numbers for the 600 series are one of those "exceptions" and the 600 models didn't show up till about 1980 or so. Still, it's a nice early Trek and I'm considering it as a winter commuter. Under $250, though.
Should be an '81 or '81.5


"It is likely these frames, SNs beginning with M or N (Models 41x and 61X), were contracted out or were made in a separate Trek facility" - based on what I have read, this seems to be where the fork issue comes from?
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$75. each Plymouth Meeting, PA

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Originally Posted by SoCaled
Should be an '81 or '81.5


"It is likely these frames, SNs beginning with M or N (Models 41x and 61X), were contracted out or were made in a separate Trek facility" - based on what I have read, this seems to be where the fork issue comes from?
Yeah, I suspect it was trek's first bit of contacting work out to Japan. Be good to confirm that by some our in the know Trek folks.
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Originally Posted by Sedgemop
Yeah, I suspect it was trek's first bit of contacting work out to Japan. Be good to confirm that by some our in the know Trek folks.
I thought it was another domestic facility/producer a few miles down the road? I need to learn to save/bookmark info when I spend too much time going down the rabbit hole, can't remember where I read this?
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Originally Posted by d2702
Early early Stumpjumper Sport with the lugs in that burnt orange color in Sacramento - $200.

No bullmoose bars but looks like the original stem with updated shifters (RIP classic thumb shifters)

https://sacramento.craigslist.org/bi...692656774.html

Just think, you'd have 10 months to get it cleaned up for orange bike month.

Early, yes, early, early, no.

Fugley "Unibrow" fork is later, at least a couple of years after the first "early" ones.

I have 2 like this that are 86 so......
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Originally Posted by SoCaled
I thought it was another domestic facility/producer a few miles down the road? I need to learn to save/bookmark info when I spend too much time going down the rabbit hole, can't remember where I read this?
There's no good reason for us to remember all this minutiae.
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Originally Posted by Trakhak
I assumed "unibrow" was a local slang term for the horizontal bar on welded one-piece handlebars/stems, aka "slingshot," among others.
Unibrow is the "affectionate" term for fugly one piece, no class/style forks that plague us.

Originally Posted by madpogue
A slingshot is a stem with a Y split, with two clamps for the handlebar. A single integrated bar-stem with a central trianglular structure is a bull-moose.
Like this.



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Originally Posted by Sedgemop
There's no good reason for us to remember all this minutiae.
As an example of minutiae: that would be "these minutiae."
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