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Old 07-22-09, 09:02 PM
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DeRosa....fixie

https://atlanta.craigslist.org/bik/1284127625.html

58cm DeRosa fixed gear convert - $800 (East Snobb)

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58 cm custom DeRosa from mid 90's. Has been collecting dust for too long and needs to be ridden. Get it while I'm wanting to get rid of it, I love this bike soo much but just hate to see it sit around. Frame tubes are Columbus Maxium, pressed in a star shape and very comfortable frame. Forward facing dropouts made this easily converted to fixed gear but can be run with gears as well. Here is the low down- Campy seatpost, headset, monoplaner brakes. cranks are dura ace with rocket alloy 48t ring. Wheels are Araya hubs, Dt swiss spokes with Mavic sup 22 rims, 18 tooth cog. Continental gp3000 tires. Cinelli handlebars and cork wrap, and Fizik alliante saddle. I have over twice the $$$ I'm asking for it, but if you are looking for a blingy fixie here it is.

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This is probably a really good deal, too bad I won't have cash until tomorrow.

https://spokane.craigslist.org/bik/1284115292.html

from the early 70s...and actually made in Nottingham England..it is classic white, black and chrome trim, white brake shrouds, road bike-drop bars, 21 inch pedal to top os seat tube (medium), best of all a real, old, original Brooks leather seat with brass tacking, chrome Normandy France wheel sets. Awesome; ride in style or hang on the wall. Shifts well, brakes..very cool: $60 without the Brooks seat.
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Called the guy. Apparently it's a grand prix that someone put a brooks on

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Originally Posted by stausty
DeRosa....fixie

https://atlanta.craigslist.org/bik/1284127625.html

58cm DeRosa fixed gear convert - $800 (East Snobb)

Date: 2009-07-22, 10:06PM EDT
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58 cm custom DeRosa from mid 90's. Has been collecting dust for too long and needs to be ridden. Get it while I'm wanting to get rid of it, I love this bike soo much but just hate to see it sit around. Frame tubes are Columbus Maxium, pressed in a star shape and very comfortable frame. Forward facing dropouts made this easily converted to fixed gear but can be run with gears as well. Here is the low down- Campy seatpost, headset, monoplaner brakes. cranks are dura ace with rocket alloy 48t ring. Wheels are Araya hubs, Dt swiss spokes with Mavic sup 22 rims, 18 tooth cog. Continental gp3000 tires. Cinelli handlebars and cork wrap, and Fizik alliante saddle. I have over twice the $$$ I'm asking for it, but if you are looking for a blingy fixie here it is.

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Well... at least it looks like he hasn't done anything to it that can't be undone.

Not sure about the price though, someone more knowledgeable will have to wade in on that front.
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I like the chainwheel on the blue one...

Vintage Female Steel Lug frames - $10

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https://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/bik/1283589126.html
Nishiki Road Bicycle - $50 (Fox Lake)

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I'm selling an old Nishiki bicycle. It is a road bicycle in decent condition, not great because it is old, but everything works. It has Deore DX derailleurs in the front and back, new tape on the handlebars and a new Specialized seat. You will also get two spare wheels with tires on them, these were the original wheels I got when I bought the bicycle 4 years ago. The bike performs very well, I'm just too lazy to ride it. I'm asking for $50 OBO. Email me if you want better quality pictures.

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Potential PSV-10?

70's 58cm puegot frame. very light. Super mighty cranks. made a great fixie frame for me.
the color is pearl white, with orange and blue logos.
super vitesse double butted, I have a 42t sugino mighty comp chainring I can throw in as well.
Frame only

$100 obo.

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58 cm peugot frame (great for fixie conversion) - $100 (corona)
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1977 Schwinn Volare NOS
Not mine but very beautiful.

https://denver.craigslist.org/bik/1282778822.html
It would be funny to buy that on a rainy day, and straight up just ride off with it in front of the guy
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Originally Posted by mazdaspeed
It would be funny to buy that on a rainy day, and straight up just ride off with it in front of the guy
He wouldn't care. He's a car guy, not a bike guy.
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753 Peugeot

Elmira's a lovely area, so it would be worth the drive (plus, sounds like the seller might meet part-way). I might take a day off of work and do it if the frame were a little bigger.

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Originally Posted by Picchio Special
753 Peugeot

Elmira's a lovely area, so it would be worth the drive (plus, sounds like the seller might meet part-way). I might take a day off of work and do it if the frame were a little bigger.

https://tinyurl.com/n44cmo


Great looking ride! Here's my find. Way out of my reach and I'm not sure how much of a deal it is, but it's a potential sleeper since the seller didn't list what type of bike. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I can barely make out the De Rosa decal on that bike.

https://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/bik/1283364623.html

Road bike - $830 (oakland lake merritt / grand)

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Road bike

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I got the conti today. Thanks for the heads-up, JunkYardBike!

It's actually not a high end bike. The campy derailleurs are Gran Sport. Most everything else is made by Ofmega, i.e. cheap copies of Campy good stuff. The bike is in sorry shape, with lots of rust. I was thinking of flipping this, but I think my daughter and I will fix it up and she'll keep it. The ride is absolutely superb. It's tight and balanced and stable. The bike is super light. She'll be very pleased.
Still a nice catch - not your everyday fare. Besides, Campy is boring. Ofmega made some pretty nice stuff, too. But back to Campy ( ): are the brakes Gran Sport? Some GS calipers went for $70 recently on ebay (I believe a forum member's listing), but maybe because they were long reach.
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No, the brakes are Modolo Flash. They're probably not the fancy Modolos that we remember from the early 80's, probably lower-line. But they work fantastically. I mean really, really well.

I spent an inordinate amount of time de-rusting the chain, which I had to do before we could give it a good test ride. When I was done, I noticed the chain was worn and needs replacement. Live and learn.

So my daughter test rode it, and she's in love. I wish this bike fit me. The ride is absolutely gorgeous. It's nimble but not the least bit twitchy. It feels like it will be a very eager climber, too.

The freewheel is Regina 5-speed, which is odd, because the bike looks like it comes from the 6-speed era. My daughter says she doesn't care.

There's a lot of rust on the frame. I hope we can get it off, and we'll have to do some touch-up work. Too bad we can't read the top-tube decal.

I always forget to take "before" pictures. I've already started cleaning it up. I should take pictures now before I make real progress.
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https://boston.craigslist.org/bmw/bik/1284412581.html

closed bike shop, tons of parts (framingham)
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have hundreds of bike parts,tires ,rims,seats,you name it i have it.left over parts from bike shop.all parts are new,and the price is right.would like to sell whole lot. call bill 508-789-9001 thank you....

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Originally Posted by Chicago Al
https://chicago.craigslist.org/chc/bik/1283589126.html
Nishiki Road Bicycle - $50 (Fox Lake)

Date: 2009-07-22, 10:06PM CDT
Reply to: sale-hnpbu-1284203279@craigslist.org [Errors when replying to ads?]

I'm selling an old Nishiki bicycle. It is a road bicycle in decent condition, not great because it is old, but everything works. It has Deore DX derailleurs in the front and back, new tape on the handlebars and a new Specialized seat. You will also get two spare wheels with tires on them, these were the original wheels I got when I bought the bicycle 4 years ago. The bike performs very well, I'm just too lazy to ride it. I'm asking for $50 OBO. Email me if you want better quality pictures.

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I've been looking at that, But I think its a bit tall for me. Its maybe a 56cm?
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Originally Posted by DVC45
I've been looking at that, But I think its a bit tall for me. Its maybe a 56cm?
Hard to tell, but you could ask the seller to measure it. Generally, they made 21" (54 cm) and 23" (58 cm), and this looks like it could be either. The photo makes it impossible to tell.
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saw this, and i was like OMG! Wish I was back in Seattle right now:

https://seattle.craigslist.org/est/bik/1284126133.html
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OLMO VINTAGE BIKE - $350


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Originally Posted by noglider
No, the brakes are Modolo Flash. They're probably not the fancy Modolos that we remember from the early 80's, probably lower-line. But they work fantastically. I mean really, really well.
Good news about that bike, it's basically the same as later Ciocc but rarely seen in the US, even if it's an Aelle frame it was a bargain and should be a great ride...but I must protest. In MHO the Modolo PROs are a fine brake caliper, but the lower grade Modolos are some of the worst, ever. if you found some magic pads that make the Flashes and Speedys work fantastically well, I really want to know. Really.
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I was just about to post this, looks sweet, just 5cm too small for me
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Originally Posted by knoregs
I like the chainwheel on the blue one...

Vintage Female Steel Lug frames - $10

and also on Albany CL...

Cool old Gitane Folder
holy cow i have a serious bike crush on that folding gitane
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A small suburban for $60... Did Suburbans ever come with drop bars?

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Originally Posted by unworthy1
Good news about that [Conti] bike, it's basically the same as later Ciocc but rarely seen in the US, even if it's an Aelle frame it was a bargain and should be a great ride...but I must protest. In MHO the Modolo PROs are a fine brake caliper, but the lower grade Modolos are some of the worst, ever. if you found some magic pads that make the Flashes and Speedys work fantastically well, I really want to know. Really.
I'll look at the pads. They look like Modolo pads. I can't explain it, but the brakes are really excellent.

I forgot to take before pictures, and we now have the frame entirely stripped down. My daughter says she wants to paint it, since it's so rusted.
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Originally Posted by noglider
I'll look at the pads. They look like Modolo pads. I can't explain it, but the brakes are really excellent.

I forgot to take before pictures, and we now have the frame entirely stripped down. My daughter says she wants to paint it, since it's so rusted.
There's that powdercoat place in Maplewood that advertises on CL. Heard anything good or bad?
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No, and I might eventually try it, but I don't think my daughter wants to pay so much, so we may paint it ourselves. I've never done that, so we will learn from it.
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