What on earth can your other 6 bikes be that one of these two need to go? On Saturday, April 14, 2012 10:23:03 AM UTC-7, Blindrobert wrote: > > I have two Rivendell bikes that I love. They are both superb and fit > me perfectly, but I'm moving and consolidating and it occurs to me > that maybe 8 bikes is more than one guy really needs. > > So - whichever sells first is the one I will get rid of. General > info: both frames are in excellent condition with a little riding wear > and the usual tiny paint nicks from gravel and careful use, no > crashes. If you are looking for collector mint, these aren't the > right ones, but if you are looking for solid, loved, lightly used, and > well-maintained bikes, please read on. Your choice for $3K delivered > east of the Mississippi - if you are elsewhere we can work out > something reasonable. Please email me for pics: roberto (dot) > cipriano (at) gmail (dot) com. > > 63cm A Homer Hilsen in the classic blue/cream paint. I had the S&S > couplers installed after-market by Bilenky for about $1K including the > repaint which is flawlessly matched, I am the original owner. Sugino > triple crank, 9 speed rear casette, Silver downtube shifters, > shellacked cloth bar tape, Tektro long reaach side-pull calipers, VO > hammer fenders, Nitto Noodle bar (I think it's 42 wide), no pedals, > and the spare wheel on the rack in the rear is not included! Wheels > are Phil Wood rear hub 36 holes on Velocity O/C rim, front hub is > Schmidt Dyno hub 36 hole on matching Velocity rim to rear, but not O/C > since it's in the front! Includes a Schmidt E6 light and bracket, > Brooks sprung saddle in brown that shows a little wear, but has years > of life in it and has been maintained regularly with proofide, > Schwalbe 32mm tires, wheels built by Peter White Cycles. Phil Wood > BB. > > 60cm Bombadil - built like a serious touring bike - last of the > parallel top tubes, I am the original owner!!! Phil Wood front and > rear hubs, with 40 spokes laced to Velocity Dyad rims, VO hammered > fenders, Sugino Triple crankset, Phil BB, shimano 9 speed rear > derailleur and casette with Shimano barcons, shellacked cloth bar > tape, Nitto noodle bar (I think it's 42 wide), Schwalbe marathon > tires, Brooks B17 special (copper rivets) saddle, shows a little wear > but has been maintained with proofide. Clear coat paint finish shows > the metal construction and brazing underneath - it's gorgeous and it's > not rusting. I think that whole controversy was a red herring > anyway. Tubus racks NOT included in price, but available for extra.
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