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eBay / CraigsList finds - "Are you looking for one of these!?" Part II

Old 05-16-17, 01:33 PM
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Originally Posted by rocks in head
So you're saying it'd be worth getting it for free, restoring it, and marketing it to three-speed lovers?
Heavens no, absolutely not...but would you facilitate for me?

I'll fall on that sword... I'll take one for the team. I'll do it for Jerry Kraynick.

(Might make a spiffy fixie?)
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Originally Posted by noobinsf
Neat! I forget the name of this, but it's a plastic monocoque frame from the mid-70's. It appears in a bike design book my wife got me for Christmas.
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Originally Posted by machinist42
Heavens no, absolutely not...but would you facilitate for me?

I'll fall on that sword... I'll take one for the team. I'll do it for Jerry Kraynick.

(Might make a spiffy fixie?)
I've sent the initial email, don't expect to hear back... but if I facilitate this for you, I charge lawyer's fees for my time! (now I do!).
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Originally Posted by machinist42
Neat! Fiberglass doesn't rust or corrode, but I'm pretty sure it does degrade. I'm sure I've seen ads for old Corvettes that mention body rot. Maybe not, though...
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Originally Posted by machinist42
Bowden Spacelander. 1960. Looks to be one of the ten "300" series produced. (Yes, the same Bowden.)
I feel like I've seen more photos of 300's than 10, since you posted this.

According to this source, there were reproductions made around 1985. Still C&V but not quite the find that an original would be. Don't know if that was supposed to be repros of both the 300 and the standard spacelander, but I'd assume so?
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Originally Posted by rocks in head
I feel like I've seen more photos of 300's than 10, since you posted this.

According to this source, there were reproductions made around 1985. Still C&V but not quite the find that an original would be. Don't know if that was supposed to be repros of both the 300 and the standard spacelander, but I'd assume so?
As far as I know, the repros were only of the 1st generation. Here's a photo of one (of the reproductions):



But who knows? I've only seen the 1st and 2nd generation models in person, never one of the 3rd generation.
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Very nice Fuji Opus III
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Didn't know whether to post this under saved from the dump or here but the price is right for a schwinn /ducks 1950s Mens Schwinn - $45 (Galt) 00S0S_16IqJtc1iRU_600x450.jpg
That's a chunky looking light system. I'd post more 80s road bike finds but I know next to nothing about them
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Cilo bike 57cm - $475 (JP)






condition: excellent
make / manufacturer: Cilo
size / dimensions: 57cm 700c
Columbus tubing, Shimano 600, newly rebuilt wheels, new rims and tires, sweet old school bike
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Originally Posted by dailycommute

Ironman expert in good shape for 75
Hell, I'd pay half half if the BF'er buying sends me the crank/FD/RD/levers. You can have the rest, I have a specific project in mind.
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After thinking about it over the weekend, I purchased the 87 Schwinn Tempo in Raleigh that I pointed out was listed for $75. The owner wanted to keep the saddle so he sold the bike to me for $60! It has a ton of touch-up paint where the seller sanded off rust beforehand. I consider it a theft deterrent. It appears that someone rode the heck out of this bike in the past.

It is a 23" and probably an inch too short for me, but I'll see if I can make it work. The longer stem shouldn't be a problem although finding a longer 26.6mm seat post might be. The components may need a good degreasing too- the brakes don't want to recenter after you let go of the levers - one spring seems to pull harder than the other. I like doing that kind of work anyway. I'll need to replace the crankset with something that goes smaller than 42 teeth too.

If this turns out well, I may start looking for a 1988 Tempo model when they first made a 24" size. Or upgrade to a Super Sport. Even though the Tempo has eyelets, fitting fenders would be tough. I think the widest tire I can run is 28mm. Sorry, Jan Heine!

Now I need to sell my Sam Hillborne. I don't ride much and I need to money towards my daughter's sport. I'll try to ride the Schwinn more, but at least I won't feel bad not riding a $60 bicycle!

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Pro-Miyata (~53cm?) in apparently excellent condition in Bay Area for $450.

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1977ish Centurion Pro Tour - Ebay - $299 BIN

Looks to be in decent shape, at a pretty good price for this model.

56 cm Centurion Pro Tour 10 speed - Local Pick Up Only | eBay

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Since I expect the guy with the free Bowden is barraged with emails and is realizing the value of what he has... Here are some other finds.

https://charlottesville.craigslist.o...111464129.html
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For the right person, this would be an inspiring beginning.

64cm Lugged Steel Raleigh Touring bike frame. Includes the parts pictured.

$125

-Suntour GT rear dropouts, Tange Fork
-SR Forged stem/Randonee bars/seatpost
-Raleigh Suede saddle
-Bottom bracket
-Headset
-Dia Compe drilled levers & cantilevers

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This Raleigh Technium Competition looks like a good buy. 531 tubing, newer ritchey headset, bb, cranks, chain. Too small for me and I've got too many projects and not enough time to ride anyway

Vintage Raleigh Technium Competition Frame and Fork $70
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Originally Posted by Clang
Nicely specced. Without tires, the chain stays look a mile long.

Mariushi Bicycle - $100 (Shakopee, MN)

https://minneapolis.craigslist.org/w...134402629.html

This one has the Shimano DynaDrive pedals on the touring triple crank, as opposed to the DD Dura Ace racing one you usually see. Never knew they put these on mountain bikes; have only seen them on Lotus (usually) touring bikes. I'd grab this bike just to have it, although functionally it's probably identical to my Cimarron. I already have one of the cranks.
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Originally Posted by rocks in head
This Raleigh Technium Competition looks like a good buy. 531 tubing, newer ritchey headset, bb, cranks, chain. Too small for me and I've got too many projects and not enough time to ride anyway

Vintage Raleigh Technium Competition Frame and Fork $70
I'm curious as to which tubes on that bonded aluminum frame are 531. If I had to guess, maybe the lugs, fork, and stays? Anyone here know for sure?



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I'm curious as to which tubes on that bonded aluminum frame are 531. If I had to guess, maybe the lugs, fork, and stays? Anyone here know for sure?

I think the Technium line was a cover-all for dis-similar materials. I believe it's 531 tubing and aluminum lugs. I don't believe Reynolds lugs were ever "531". There was apparently a 753 version as well.
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Originally Posted by rocks in head
I think the Technium line was a cover-all for dis-similar materials. I believe it's 531 tubing and aluminum lugs. I don't believe Reynolds lugs were ever "531". There was apparently a 753 version as well.
Waaay back in 1992, I bought a Raleigh Technium Peak MTB, and was told it was built from aluminum main tubes bonded into steel lugs, with a steel fork and stays.

Well, here's another research project to add to the list... and of course a Google search leads me right back here to the BF.

Ahh, here we go! A search for "Raleigh Technium Peak" yielded this nugget:

The Peak was Raleigh's top of the line mountain bike in the early 90's. John Tomac made the Technium line emmensely popular. The frame featured Easton E9 anodized tubing, bonded to cold forged steel lugs, which provided an amazingly stiff but compliant ride quality.
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Elsewhere on the internet is a Raleigh Technium Competition all original (?) and with better pictures listed for $349...

Mystery solved?

"Reynolds 531 Frame Tubes"

I know there were also titanium and aluminum frames marketed under the technium name. I think the 460's (all aluminum?) are more common though.
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Originally Posted by rocks in head
Elsewhere on the internet is a Raleigh Technium Competition all original (?) and with better pictures listed for $349...

Mystery solved?

"Reynolds 531 Frame Tubes"

I know there were also titanium and aluminum frames marketed under the technium name. I think the 460's (all aluminum?) are more common though.

Yeah, the deeper I look, the more convoluted it gets. I'm thinking the "Technium" name was a marketing term derived from the frame-building process of bonding metal tubes into dissimilar lugs with adhesives.
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What About Bob?

Vintage Bob Jackson 753 Shimano 600 - $500 (Carytown)



"Up for sale a rare gem! Bob Jackson 753, Handmade in England, Shimano 600. New Michelin tires that still have the knobs on them! Measurements are 59.7cm top tube/ 54.61cm down tube. Minor surface rust/pitting under top tube (looks worse in picture than in person) other than that, zero issues! No tire kickers/ No offers please. Do not need to sell. Amazing vintage bike."

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Too Tall

Schwinn Paramount - $400 (SouthPark)



"65cm"

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Oh man, this would be perfect for my 11 year old. too bad I just found a different (racier) bike for her (thread coming soon!)...
https://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/bik/6136057955.html

Bridgestone RB-T Touring/Road Bike - $250 (Jamaica Plain)










model name / number: RBT
size / dimensions: 52-ish
Here is a lovely Bridgestone that only needs a little love/customization and it could become a very nice workhorse commuter, tourer, road bike, whatever you want really. It's a 52 - probably best for you if you are between 5'4'' and 5'8''

It has V-Brakes like a mountain bike - great stopping power. Safe!
The front wheel is a bit wobbly - I have a spare wheel, a better one too! But it doesn't match. You can have the spare wheel for free -it's got a Campagnolo hub and a Mavic rim but needs a rim strip.
The clearances are great so you could put pretty big tires on it and take it down some dirt roads.
It has a three chainrings up front, that's called a triple, and is great for climbing big hills! The bar end shifters are fool proof and while a bit dated - they are super reliable.
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