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Old 05-15-20, 07:07 AM
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Originally Posted by RiddleOfSteel
There are a number of things that affect the ride and handling of a bike, and head tube angle is certainly one of them. Fork rake (or "offset"), with its resulting trail, play a big role. 56mm of trail (you'll have to look these terms up, or "bicycle geometry" up as it is a lot to explain) is what is considered 'neutral' handling--a nice blend of responsiveness and stability. Longer trail and the bike feels like it's on a rail. Shorter trail, and it's a quicker steer. Some classic touring bikes have almost no trail and handle very nicely.

You'd have to look up modern Colnago's today, though I would think they are well within the norm. 73-74° HT angle, 56mm or so of trail. ....looked up the new C64, which is mega hot, and a "65cm" equivalent is right inside those numbers. Now I want one. If only I could convince myself to spend that much on a frameset....eh, my Impulse is essentially perfect. Nevermind.
Thanks. This is really helpful.

I'm tall, and I only have one bike, an Italian racer with a steep head tube, so that is the only kind of handling I know. Need more bikes...

It's crazy how much values can vary from market to market. Where I live, you have to pay an extra grand to get (an albeit much newer) one of those: boston.craigslist.org/gbs/bik/d/cambridge-colnago-master-olympic-decor/7120693540.html. If only I was willing to drive to Virginia this weekend...
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LeMond Tourmalet 53cm road bike - $200 (Midlothian)

Posted about 2 hours ago


"Steel tubing, Tiagra shifters, wheels are a mix, tires updated, well cared for. No crashes.

bicycle frame material: steel

bicycle type: road
frame size: 53cm
make / manufacturer: Trek/LeMond
model name / number: Tourmalet
wheel size: 700C"

https://richmond.craigslist.org/bik/...124446979.html
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Originally Posted by Chr0m0ly
The frames are the same in each category, Road frames, crit frames, and ST frames. The difference is components, yes, but also fork steel. High end got Tange Chromo, mid tier Mangalloy, and some years the entry level got hi-ten.
Ahh. That makes sense. I have the chance to pick up an 88 SR500 but couldn't tell if it was any different from the other road/crit models offered that year (other than the 105 groupset). Looks like the answer is no except for the fork mangalloy fork. Thanks for calling my attention to that.

Didn't Cannondale switch to an aluminum fork at some point?
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Vintage Focus Steel Road bike - $220




https://fresno.craigslist.org/bik/d/...118086632.html

Wish someone would buy this, it's been up for months, and every time i see the ad, I get this song stuck in my head the rest of the day.

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It'll Cost You

Originally Posted by Last ride 76
All kidding aside, I would love this triple triangle bit of insanity!
You want triple triangle insanity? I got your triple triangle insanity right here.

1996-7 USA Cycling Nation Team GT Road Frame/Fork
Southport, NC · about a day ago ·
$4001996-7 USA Cycling Nation Team GT custom made in the Colorado GT factory of Renyolds 853 with Henry James dropouts Frame specs: Seat Tube: 53cm center to center (56 center to top) Top Tube: 56vm center to center Chainstay: 41cm center to center Head Tubes: 13cm Edge carbon fork (threaded) Comes with Dura Ace cartridge headset This bike was a spare for international team. It traveled all over the world, of course it was built up but it may have only been ridden a dozen times. It shows the travel scars but this frame is straight, no dents just the normal wear from shipping bikes around the world. This was a spare frame for the 1996 Olympic in Atlanta but was not put into service until the following year. A definite piece of cycling history



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Originally Posted by machinist42

Colnago Super. Vintage about 1976 - $750 (chesapeake)

Posted 2020-05-14 09:46



"Vintage ~ 1976 Colnago Super, steel road bike. Size 64cm. All original Super Record components, except wheels and cassette. VG condition, with one careful owner ~40 years. Only ridden occasionally, but always well maintained.
Cutting price to $650 OR BEST OFFER. Text only to threee-sevenn-fivve nine-one-sevenn-one. AGAIN, text only and cash only please. If you are reading this ad, bike is still available.

bicycle frame material: steel

bicycle type: road
brake type: caliper
condition: excellent
frame size: 64cm
handlebar type: drop
make / manufacturer: Colnago
model name / number: Super?
suspension: none (rigid)
wheel size: 700C"

https://norfolk.craigslist.org/bik/d...123921954.html

(I wonder how much without those wheels? Is it kosher to "French Fit" an Italian bicycle? (That's about as muddy as I can mix that metaphor. What can I say, it's Wednesday.))
This bike has been sitting on that CL for about a year now. VA is going to start opening up some businesses in about a week. You might get a cheap hotel room and make a weekend out of it while picking it up.
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Originally Posted by machinist42

LeMond Tourmalet 53cm road bike - $200 (Midlothian)

Posted about 2 hours ago


"Steel tubing, Tiagra shifters, wheels are a mix, tires updated, well cared for. No crashes.

bicycle frame material: steel

bicycle type: road
frame size: 53cm
make / manufacturer: Trek/LeMond
model name / number: Tourmalet
wheel size: 700C"

https://richmond.craigslist.org/bik/...124446979.html

This one is about 5 minutes from my house or office. I could facilitate, if need be.
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Old 05-15-20, 08:51 AM
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Originally Posted by machinist42

Colnago Super. Vintage about 1976 - $750 (chesapeake)

Posted 2020-05-14 09:46



"Vintage ~ 1976 Colnago Super, steel road bike. Size 64cm. All original Super Record components, except wheels and cassette. VG condition, with one careful owner ~40 years. Only ridden occasionally, but always well maintained.
Cutting price to $650 OR BEST OFFER. Text only to threee-sevenn-fivve nine-one-sevenn-one. AGAIN, text only and cash only please. If you are reading this ad, bike is still available.

bicycle frame material: steel

bicycle type: road
brake type: caliper
condition: excellent
frame size: 64cm
handlebar type: drop
make / manufacturer: Colnago
model name / number: Super?
suspension: none (rigid)
wheel size: 700C"

https://norfolk.craigslist.org/bik/d...123921954.html

(I wonder how much without those wheels? Is it kosher to "French Fit" an Italian bicycle? (That's about as muddy as I can mix that metaphor. What can I say, it's Wednesday.))
If a buyer had to pass through Richmond on the way to purchase this bike, they could get a two-fer with this Masi Gran "Centurion." It's not far off the 95/64 corridor.

https://washingtondc.craigslist.org/...110941482.html
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Originally Posted by liquid_liquid
Thanks. This is really helpful.


I'm tall, and I only have one bike, an Italian racer with a steep head tube, so that is the only kind of handling I know. Need more bikes...


It's crazy how much values can vary from market to market. Where I live, you have to pay an extra grand to get (an albeit much newer) one of those: boston.craigslist.org/gbs/bik/d/cambridge-colnago-master-olympic-decor/7120693540.html. If only I was willing to drive to Virginia this weekend...


Hang around and put in some scouting time, great bikes turn up regularly in the area, and you have some A+ spotters/posters up there. (Lucky you, they don't ride bikes that big.)



I use going home to the Cape as an excuse to go joyriding. (Obviously s/b past tense at this point.)

Got my Ghibli in Brookline last summer. That's on the way to the Cape, right? I did get a Holdsworth in Wareham maybe 3 miles off Rte. 25. Score!
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Originally Posted by machinist42
You want triple triangle insanity? I got your triple triangle insanity right here.

1996-7 USA Cycling Nation Team GT Road Frame/Fork
Southport, NC · about a day ago ·
$4001996-7 USA Cycling Nation Team GT custom made in the Colorado GT factory of Renyolds 853 with Henry James dropouts Frame specs: Seat Tube: 53cm center to center (56 center to top) Top Tube: 56vm center to center Chainstay: 41cm center to center Head Tubes: 13cm Edge carbon fork (threaded) Comes with Dura Ace cartridge headset This bike was a spare for international team. It traveled all over the world, of course it was built up but it may have only been ridden a dozen times. It shows the travel scars but this frame is straight, no dents just the normal wear from shipping bikes around the world. This was a spare frame for the 1996 Olympic in Atlanta but was not put into service until the following year. A definite piece of cycling history



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Very cool frame! That would be just fine... I would love to see how the ride compares with my 853 Zurich, being such different designs.
If it were $200 I'd be all in. (probably lots of folks would be. Not saying anything about the bike, but about me.)
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I suspect there are quite a few posters here, of the Scottish persuasion, who would try to talk them down to $195.
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Originally Posted by liquid_liquid
Thanks. This is really helpful.

I'm tall, and I only have one bike, an Italian racer with a steep head tube, so that is the only kind of handling I know. Need more bikes...

It's crazy how much values can vary from market to market. Where I live, you have to pay an extra grand to get (an albeit much newer) one of those: boston.craigslist.org/gbs/bik/d/cambridge-colnago-master-olympic-decor/7120693540.html. If only I was willing to drive to Virginia this weekend...
That Colnago is beautiful. And crazy!

Cannondale had a 66cm criterium frameset that had a 74.75° HT angle, 56mm of trail, and had a wheelbase just a tick under 1m. Pretty wild. Easy handler though, and with wider-than-normal bars (for me), it was very calm in demeanor. Generally I've found that the longer a stem/handlebar/brake hood position reach gets, the calmer or 'slower' any bike steers. Conversely, the shorter all those elements are, the quicker it steers. The more weight over the front (via the rider's position), the slower it gets. And likewise, the less weight over the front aids in steering speed/response.

I wonder--and this is derived from something I read/heard--if to maintain as tight a wheelbase as possible (for criteriums that need a small, responsive bike) while also providing necessary top tube length for taller riders, steep HT angles were arrived at as it created a much longer top tube without much penalty in wheelbase length increase. Add a longer stem and bars, and there you go: instantly much larger bike than normal.
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Originally Posted by rhender
Ahh. That makes sense. I have the chance to pick up an 88 SR500 but couldn't tell if it was any different from the other road/crit models offered that year (other than the 105 groupset). Looks like the answer is no except for the fork mangalloy fork. Thanks for calling my attention to that.

Didn't Cannondale switch to an aluminum fork at some point?
Yes, but not until the 90’s. The 88 SR500 fork was a Tange.
I’d jump on that SR500 if it’s in decent shape and fits you. My all time fave Cannondale SR.
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Nice brake upgrade.

https://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/bi...24548519.html#

12 Speed Trek Road Bike - $190


This bike is in great condition all tuned up ready to go frame size is 22 3/4” and the stand over height is 32 1/2” if interested please contact me at 617-819-4048 thanks.
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"Terry" style Raleigh

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ROAD BIKE - $160 (FENWAY)

THIS IS A 12 SPEED UNISEX RALEIGH ROAD BIKE IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. IT HAS NEW TIRES,NEW BRAKES, ALUMINUM RIMS, NO RUST, SEAT IS ADJUSTABLE, READY TO RIDE. IT'S 20cm WIDE AND 17cm LONG. IT WILL FIT A PERSON WHO MEASURES 4'8 TO 5'3. IF INTERESTED YOU CAN CALL OR TEXT ME AT 617-922-5282
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1983 Miyata 610 touring bike - $240 (Lexington)

1983 Miyata 610 touring bicycle, artesian blue color, 23" frame, 15 speed, chromoly double-butted tubing, Dia-Compe cantilever brakes, Suntour derailleurs. This is a touring bike design because of the triple front chainring, cantilever brakes, braze-ons for water and luggage and slightly longer wheelbase for stability and comfort. The standover height is 33".

Price is $240 cash. Pickup in Lexington, off 128. If ad is up, I still have it.
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There was a Miyata 210 (?) giveaway - contacted and got reply that is already gone
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Panasonic Dx 5000 57cm - $250 (Seattle)
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Not mine, hot as hell:

1987 Tommasini Prestige Columbus SLX Italian Classic road bike

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Trek 950 Singeltrack..Duluth..$150


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Schwinn Super Sport - $250 (Cottage Grove, MN)


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Nice paint!
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I'd Rather The SS ^ Above

1987 Schwinn Prelude Bicycle - $180 (Wilmington)

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"This vintage Schwinn prelude road bike from 1987 is all original. The responsive and light frame is Columbus Tenax double butted chrome-moly tubing. Overall, it is in very good condition, but the handlebars need to be retaped and there are some scratches.

bicycle frame material: steel

bicycle type: road
brake type: caliper
condition: good
electric assist: none
frame size: 23 inches
handlebar type: drop
make / manufacturer: Schwinn
model name / number: Prelude
serial number: K604237
suspension: none (rigid)
wheel size: 700C"

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Sure, not a Moots with di2, but you don't get many chances for a titanium bike for $300

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road bike - $300 (Marysville)

aleigh DynaTech Corsa 405 Titanium road bike size 24inch big bike for tall guy. everything works no frame damage just scratches for normal used. shimano components and 105 wheels hubs in great condition. serious buyer pls. and call only if interested. if you reading this ad bike still available.




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Must be Schwinn Saturday. I'll take two please. Nice bikes. The Prelude is vintage which I would prefer. Have owned a similar era Circuit and still own a similar Tempo. The late 80's Schwinn's are awesome.
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Not sure what makes this one "Terry inspired", since it has 700 front wheel. Maybe just the size. Anyway, it's "only" an Expert, and no DS pics, but still a sweet enough price, if it hasn't been robbed of any components.

https://madison.craigslist.org/bik/d...125032702.html

1987 Dave Scott Centurion Ironman Expert 'Georgena Terry' Tribute Bike - $125 (Merrimac)


(BTW, is it right to call a bike a "tribute" to someone who's still alive? )
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