The frame doesn't fit pass-around game
07-14-18, 02:15 PM
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Have: 56cm black 1989 Ironman frame/fork. Headset negotiable. No dents, no rust. paint is not faded, decals in excellent shape. clear coat could be more shiny.
ISO: 54cm Ironman frame/fork. Headset negotiable. No dents, no rust. Paint and decals are not an issue. This will be repainted and turned into an Ironman wicked enough to be ruled an obscenity by polite company.
ISO: 54cm Ironman frame/fork. Headset negotiable. No dents, no rust. Paint and decals are not an issue. This will be repainted and turned into an Ironman wicked enough to be ruled an obscenity by polite company.
07-16-18, 02:08 PM
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Peugeot PSV10 or somethin
07-16-18, 02:20 PM
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Looks like this sheet is no longer used...
This bike is up for swap, as a frame and fork, other parts can be negotiated. Postage to be arranged, looking for something in a 58/59cm. Preferably not 531, but 'c' or 'p' would be good. Good quality Japanese (Tange superlite or Ishiwata 019 maybe?) would be interesting, we see so few of them over here.
To be honest we'd rather keep this if it was the right size but it deserves to be enjoyed. More pics on the link above.
This bike is up for swap, as a frame and fork, other parts can be negotiated. Postage to be arranged, looking for something in a 58/59cm. Preferably not 531, but 'c' or 'p' would be good. Good quality Japanese (Tange superlite or Ishiwata 019 maybe?) would be interesting, we see so few of them over here.
To be honest we'd rather keep this if it was the right size but it deserves to be enjoyed. More pics on the link above.
07-28-18, 05:49 AM
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I'd be interested in trading my 56cm Colin Laing frame / fork / Chris King headset for a 54cm frame of comparable value, see pictures here - https://www.bikeforums.net/classic-v...g-headset.html
07-28-18, 11:45 AM
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This seems unlikely to find but here is a try-- I am looking for a 52cm Miami Vice Centurion Ironman frame. Or maybe the whole bike. My college age daughter wants to do a sprint tri and I told her I find her cool vintage road bike. I would consider other late 80's early 90's road bikes that have the same level of awesome.
Have -- 1992 Cannondale R600 Frame/Fork headset. 56cm c-t-c top tube, 56cm c-t-c seat tube. Has a couple of chips and scrapes, but overall in good shape. It does have aftermarket shifter bosses courtesy of RobbieTunes. I would consider trading the whole bike as well. I also have a Klein Mantra mountain bike I need to get rid of.
Jared
Have -- 1992 Cannondale R600 Frame/Fork headset. 56cm c-t-c top tube, 56cm c-t-c seat tube. Has a couple of chips and scrapes, but overall in good shape. It does have aftermarket shifter bosses courtesy of RobbieTunes. I would consider trading the whole bike as well. I also have a Klein Mantra mountain bike I need to get rid of.
Jared
07-31-18, 06:41 PM
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87 cannondale SM400
22” frame and I’m 5’6”. That doesn’t work!! Willing to trade for similar late 80’s early 90’s in my size 18” max frame.
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08-01-18, 07:06 AM
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I have an extremely clean Trek Singletrack 930 from 1995, the cool purple-green fade. Sadly, it is just too small for me. Tubing is the Trek True Temper OS chromoly, chromoly stays and fork. The guy claimed that he almost never rode it over the past 20 years, and it looks like it, except for a few nicks here and there. Seat tube is 18 inches and top tube is 58 cm or 22.8 inches. I'd be willing to swap the frame or the whole bike, which has STX derailleurs, and so on.
I'm looking for either a larger steel MTB, touring or cyclocross bike that I could use for either riding gravel or touring, preferably with a longer seat tube (between 50-55 cm for MTB, or 56-59 cm for touring or cyclocross) and a not particularly long top tube (almost square).
I'm looking for either a larger steel MTB, touring or cyclocross bike that I could use for either riding gravel or touring, preferably with a longer seat tube (between 50-55 cm for MTB, or 56-59 cm for touring or cyclocross) and a not particularly long top tube (almost square).
08-01-18, 11:37 AM
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Here's the actual bike I was offering a few post above, built up now. All catalog-spec now, except for pedals, which I believe are coming soon.* A very stiff and efficient bike, to be sure. But too small for me. Going to put in on the local CL, but if you have an interesting 60-62cm frame for trade, let me know.
*Also, the freewheel is a 14-32 instead of the original one which only goes up to 24 on the big cog. I can swap that one back in for originality, if desired.
*Also, the freewheel is a 14-32 instead of the original one which only goes up to 24 on the big cog. I can swap that one back in for originality, if desired.I just picked up your bikes cousin!! Too big for me looking for a home..
08-01-18, 05:07 PM
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It has 7speed Shimano STX + SRAM Grip Shifts (the good ones). I can take lots more detail shots if interested. In the photo, it's set up as a loaner to a lady friend, she is exactly 5'6"
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08-01-18, 06:54 PM
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And I have an 18" Kona Lava Dome. Great bike, in great shape; just too small for me. I'd be happy to swap frame/fork/headset/BB/seatpost or whole-bike-minus-wheelset.
It has 7speed Shimano STX + SRAM Grip Shifts (the good ones). I can take lots more detail shots if interested. In the photo, it's set up as a loaner to a lady friend, she is exactly 5'6"
It has 7speed Shimano STX + SRAM Grip Shifts (the good ones). I can take lots more detail shots if interested. In the photo, it's set up as a loaner to a lady friend, she is exactly 5'6"
listing with anyone you may know it deserves a good home!!
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08-09-18, 12:07 PM
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Not really sure if this is how this thread is supposed to work but I'm looking for a commuter/beater that fits me better than the one I currently have. I'm on the hunt for a 55-56 cm c-t-c on the seat tube bike. I don't care much about the looks or the components as I'll be putting in my own shifters/derailleurs etc. My main concern is that it has rack/fender eyelets, is not super heavy (my current one is one that is put together using a 70s probably high tensile steel department store road bike, really heavy) and preferably has downtube shifter bosses. Anyone has anything?
08-12-18, 01:08 PM
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I have a Schwinn Prologue TT frame in great condition. It measures 54cm. There is no rust, no dents, no damage to it. The paint still shines. I also have the front wheel for it also, it has a Campagnolo Record hub. Looking for an interesting trade, I need a Serotta Colorado II frame if someone has one . I have several pictures of every corner of this frame if you need them.
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08-20-18, 05:19 PM
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I have a Raleigh DL-1 that I believe it 1972 based on the hub date. Fits me fine, but it doesn't have a home in my stable. Rod brakes, original Sermperit Raleigh Roadster tires in good shape, brakes work well, Sturmey Archer AW 3-spd rear could use an oiling and lubing, Brooks B72 saddle. Overall, it has great patina and would make a good rider. chain guard and fenders are the roughest. 34" standover height. Open to trades for all kinds of stuff, ideally a large or extra large older MTB/ATB frame.
08-23-18, 01:45 PM
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I have a silver/blue '84 Centurion Comp TA frame/fork/hs, 58cm. Average to above, with a dent on the TT.
I'm looking for a comparable 54cm - 56cm.
I'm looking for a comparable 54cm - 56cm.
08-24-18, 07:10 AM
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Frame swap
I have a Paramount P-12/13 54 cm frame from the mid 60s (1966). Frame is bare, ready for paint. One small dent in tt.
Looking for 56 cm frame to hang the nice 1st gen Campy bits on.
See https://www.bikeforums.net/classic-v...-70s-bike.html
Looking for 56 cm frame to hang the nice 1st gen Campy bits on.
See https://www.bikeforums.net/classic-v...-70s-bike.html
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08-24-18, 08:58 AM
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I am looking for a Serotta Colorado II frame 55/56cm or close. I have one now that is 48cm and is to short for me. I can purchase or trade. Below is my current frame.
09-02-18, 10:22 PM
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I am looking for a late 70s/early 80s 24" Trek sport touring frame. Ideally looking for Ishiwata tubing. Possibly open to other similar sized (60-62) sport touring frames with rack/fender mounts and clearance for at least 28s with fenders.
I have these to trade (plus cash if necessary):
Bridgestone 600 58cm
Schwinn Prelude 58cm
Depierre 60cm (details on this bike can be found here: https://www.bikeforums.net/classic-v...ni-decals.html)
I have these to trade (plus cash if necessary):
Bridgestone 600 58cm
Schwinn Prelude 58cm
Depierre 60cm (details on this bike can be found here: https://www.bikeforums.net/classic-v...ni-decals.html)
09-05-18, 06:16 PM
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09-11-18, 05:11 PM
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I am looking for a late 70s/early 80s 24" Trek sport touring frame. Ideally looking for Ishiwata tubing. Possibly open to other similar sized (60-62) sport touring frames with rack/fender mounts and clearance for at least 28s with fenders.
I have these to trade (plus cash if necessary):
Bridgestone 600 58cm
Schwinn Prelude 58cm
I have these to trade (plus cash if necessary):
Bridgestone 600 58cm
Schwinn Prelude 58cm
09-16-18, 09:32 PM
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Have: 63cm
Looking for: 55cm - 58cm
Located in: Denver, CO
I have a PX-10 that I picked up locally, in size 63cm -
It has some wear and tear. It has a few dings in the seat tube below the FD line, and a small ding in the bottom tube near the BB. And the seat stays were mashed pretty good by an angry kickstand. The damage, however, seems to be just cosmetic, as I've built it up and rode it, and it was a wonderful ride for me (albeit too big).
As I can't even adjust the seat all the way down to ride it properly, I'm looking to trade for similar in size 55cm - 58cm. It has a bunch of non-original parts, so I'm looking for just a simple frame + fork swap. I'd love another PX-10 frame, as I really liked the way this bike rode, but I'm also open to ideas as well. As this is no beauty queen, I'm open to nasty, crusty, banged up and scuffed up frames as well
Looking for: 55cm - 58cm
Located in: Denver, CO
I have a PX-10 that I picked up locally, in size 63cm -
It has some wear and tear. It has a few dings in the seat tube below the FD line, and a small ding in the bottom tube near the BB. And the seat stays were mashed pretty good by an angry kickstand. The damage, however, seems to be just cosmetic, as I've built it up and rode it, and it was a wonderful ride for me (albeit too big).
As I can't even adjust the seat all the way down to ride it properly, I'm looking to trade for similar in size 55cm - 58cm. It has a bunch of non-original parts, so I'm looking for just a simple frame + fork swap. I'd love another PX-10 frame, as I really liked the way this bike rode, but I'm also open to ideas as well. As this is no beauty queen, I'm open to nasty, crusty, banged up and scuffed up frames as well
09-23-18, 11:28 AM
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ISO-- 52 cm Centurion Ironman Frame/Fork
Looking for a 52 cm Centurion Ironman Frame. I really would prefer a Miami Vice edition, but would consider other models as well. Would also consider other similar 52cm steel road bike frame frames.
Have-- 58 cm Centurion Ironman -- Miami Vice Edition. Also have a Cannondale R600 frame/fork/headset in 56cm.
Have-- 58 cm Centurion Ironman -- Miami Vice Edition. Also have a Cannondale R600 frame/fork/headset in 56cm.
09-23-18, 11:36 AM
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Have: 63cm
Looking for: 55cm - 58cm
Located in: Denver, CO
I have a PX-10 that I picked up locally, in size 63cm -
It has some wear and tear. It has a few dings in the seat tube below the FD line, and a small ding in the bottom tube near the BB. And the seat stays were mashed pretty good by an angry kickstand. The damage, however, seems to be just cosmetic, as I've built it up and rode it, and it was a wonderful ride for me (albeit too big).
As I can't even adjust the seat all the way down to ride it properly, I'm looking to trade for similar in size 55cm - 58cm. It has a bunch of non-original parts, so I'm looking for just a simple frame + fork swap. I'd love another PX-10 frame, as I really liked the way this bike rode, but I'm also open to ideas as well. As this is no beauty queen, I'm open to nasty, crusty, banged up and scuffed up frames as well
Looking for: 55cm - 58cm
Located in: Denver, CO
I have a PX-10 that I picked up locally, in size 63cm -
It has some wear and tear. It has a few dings in the seat tube below the FD line, and a small ding in the bottom tube near the BB. And the seat stays were mashed pretty good by an angry kickstand. The damage, however, seems to be just cosmetic, as I've built it up and rode it, and it was a wonderful ride for me (albeit too big).
As I can't even adjust the seat all the way down to ride it properly, I'm looking to trade for similar in size 55cm - 58cm. It has a bunch of non-original parts, so I'm looking for just a simple frame + fork swap. I'd love another PX-10 frame, as I really liked the way this bike rode, but I'm also open to ideas as well. As this is no beauty queen, I'm open to nasty, crusty, banged up and scuffed up frames as well
is a 55.5 cm ST by 57cm TT.
Its not a PX10 but it is full 531c. No worries if it's not a good fit, just wanted to throw it out there.