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Old 04-29-17, 05:27 PM
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Trek TX900 Fastback 1977 22.5" F&F extras

This was the top of the line in late 76,77 early 78. Silver brazed Columbus SP/SL Tubing. Hand drilled Nikko Sangyo lugs. Internal tang fork. Jade green metallic. Frame is nice. Paint chips, a couple are large. Like new Tange Seiki headset. Cinelli stem and bars. Campagnolo casing clamps and cable routing and dropout adjusters. I'm including new Campagnolo low friction casing. Tektro nutted brakes. Rear is 539 front is 541. 539 front was not a good fit because the frame was designed for 700 tubulars not 27"clinchers. Selle San Marco (3TTT) seatpost included.
This is a really nice ride. It has to be one of the rarest handmade Waterloo Treks.
$525 shipped plus reimbursement for PP fees. Bare frame and fork $385 plus actual shipping/pp fees.
Thanks. Pm me and we will email if you would like more pics.
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Old 04-29-17, 06:12 PM
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Old 04-29-17, 07:32 PM
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Very nice. Not in the market due to interest of self preservation.
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That green is one of my favorite Trek colors. This bike is sweet. I'm looking forward to building mine up this summer.
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Thanks for the nice comments. I will miss this.
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Beautiful lugs on that thing. Good luck with the sale.
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Too rich for my blood but a beautiful bike. GLWS!
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If that were a 21...

I still wouldn't have the bank for it.







Yet.


And that early Trek green is just stunning. I saw a green TX500 chained up one day at work last year.

One day only.
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Originally Posted by The Golden Boy
If that were a 21...

I still wouldn't have the bank for it.







Yet.


And that early Trek green is just stunning. I saw a green TX500 chained up one day at work last year.

One day only.
Hope no one minds, I am giving this a bump. Suprised there has not been more interest.
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I had this same Bike back in the early Eighties. I also had a Colnago. I rarely road the Colnago. I would Love to have another. But the timing is off.
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Originally Posted by Desertdweller
Hope no one minds, I am giving this a bump. Suprised there has not been more interest.
I think this is the kind of thing that might do better on eBay. People around here are cheap--and that certainly includes me!
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Originally Posted by lostarchitect
I think this is the kind of thing that might do better on eBay. People around here are cheap--and that certainly includes me!
I agree with the above!
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It takes time to find the right buyer. This is a classic. The late 70s Treks were low temperature silver brazed. Plus the TX 900 takes standard reach brakes so it can fit a 28c tire (even a 32c but that's a tighter fit). This is a very versatile bike.
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Thanks for all the comments. Probably the Ebay advice is correct. The bare frame was $230 in 77/78 with a wait. I thought that with Cinelli bars/stem and the Campagnolo cable guides etc included this was a pretty good deal.
I was told the only Trek more rare was the 170.
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Originally Posted by Desertdweller
Thanks for all the comments. Probably the Ebay advice is correct. The bare frame was $230 in 77/78 with a wait. I thought that with Cinelli bars/stem and the Campagnolo cable guides etc included this was a pretty good deal.
I was told the only Trek more rare was the 170.
I think it's a great deal.

I don't think you're asking too much at all.
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I was contacted regarding sell the bare F&F only. I would do that. $385 plus actual shipping/PP fees.
Thanks to all for interest and suggestions.
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I was contacted regarding sell the bare F&F only. I would do that. $385 plus actual shipping/PP fees.
Thanks to all for interest and suggestions.
If that were a 60cm, I'd be figuring out how to explain it to my wife when it arrived.
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Sorry if I missed this, but what's the top tube c-c? Rear spacing 120mm?
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Originally Posted by nlerner
Sorry if I missed this, but what's the top tube c-c? Rear spacing 120mm?
56mm top tube. 126 rear. Thx.
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56mm top tube. 126 rear. Thx.
Hope it's acceptable to give this a bump. Thanks folks.
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If I had the bank for it I would be all over this. I would still try to deal with you but it is a good price. I think classic treks have taken a little bit of a dive lately for some reason.
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Originally Posted by canopus
If I had the bank for it I would be all over this. I would still try to deal with you but it is a good price. I think classic treks have taken a little bit of a dive lately for some reason.
Perhaps you're right. I have mostly been interested in silver brazed 1983 or before. 700 or 900 series. There are other nice Treks but these are my favorites. Cosmetics have always been a lower priority for me. Trying to decide now what I want to do with the 900.
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