1337Joined: 22 Jul 2005Posts: 6705Location: right over
novara road frame, aluminum. 57cm, vertical drops. not much clearance but it did work with 25mm tires and 70% fenders. comes with a campy mirage front derailleur and dura-ace headset. pretty blue color. - $150
pair of 39-49mm reach campy veloce brake calipers with pads - $30
kelty serrano 3d 0 degree mummy bag, size tall (6'6"). synthetic, warm as hell, comes with a granite gear compression sack that makes it quite packable. fantastic for winter camping. - $90
derrickito
Posted: Wed Oct 08, 2008 11:55 am
now with 50 percent more EVILJoined: 22 Jul 2005Posts: 10566
aileron slx carbon fiber fork
1 1/8, 9.5ish inches of steerer tube (cut for a 58cm with extra room), canti's and disc tabs, star nut installed
i couldnt find much about this brand, dont know if it's low end or high end, found a picture of it on a touring bike:
i had maybe 50 miles on it. had it installed on my jake for a while, then did some touring and had to switch it out for front rackable steel fork. never put it back on.
75 bucks or so if you want it. i paid 125 new. just selling because im never going to use it, im too fucking big for carbon fiber to be realistic.
i also have a 1 inch threaded fork, steel. gray and chrome. definitely used but totally functional. free, or buy me a beer for it if you'd like.
Rogelio
Posted: Wed Oct 08, 2008 12:03 pm
Joined: 31 Jul 2007Posts: 3092Location: Pos, aya, por la Corona-Alta-Madera y que no.
I'll take that free fork; I'm assuming it's for a similar sized bicycle.
derrickito
Posted: Wed Oct 08, 2008 12:22 pm
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yeah i think it'll fit about the same size. ive only owned it in fork form, not in bicycle form. you out on thursday? ill bring it along if you are.
Rogelio
Posted: Wed Oct 08, 2008 1:28 pm
Joined: 31 Jul 2007Posts: 3092Location: Pos, aya, por la Corona-Alta-Madera y que no.
I'll be out on Thursday, but I also live in the neighborhood.
derrickito
Posted: Wed Oct 08, 2008 3:03 pm
now with 50 percent more EVILJoined: 22 Jul 2005Posts: 10566
free fork of mine is now taken by rogelio. other one is still for sale.
derrick 1 point
lee 0 points.
Alex
Posted: Wed Oct 08, 2008 3:19 pm
Joined: 18 May 2006Posts: 3128Location: Roosevelt
Since it appears to be a camping weekend...
Have: Thermarest Guide-lite. It's the mid-thickness, works fine, includes case. It is around 10 years old, but only used 10-15 times because I experiment a lot with gear and have 3 other sleeping pads. $15
Want: One of those bike storage stands that leans against a wall and holds two bikes. I need better bike storage at work and can't install bike hooks here.
alex
Rogelio
Posted: Thu Oct 09, 2008 12:10 am
Joined: 31 Jul 2007Posts: 3092Location: Pos, aya, por la Corona-Alta-Madera y que no.
Have: two NIB Michelin Hi Lite Supercomp HD Clincher tires, 700 x 20. The pair for $10 or two beers.
bunny
Posted: Thu Oct 09, 2008 12:23 am
Joined: 04 Sep 2008Posts: 86
Rogelio wrote:
Have: two NIB Michelin Hi Lite Supercomp HD Clincher tires, 700 x 20. The pair for $10 or two beers.
I'm game.
Also, I might need to use a few of your tools to fix a rather upsetting creaking somewhere around the BB/crankset area on the Eros.
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w.w.g.f.d
Posted: Thu Oct 09, 2008 5:46 am
Joined: 22 Aug 2008Posts: 96Location: NORTH
bunny wrote:
Rogelio wrote:
Have: two NIB Michelin Hi Lite Supercomp HD Clincher tires, 700 x 20. The pair for $10 or two beers.
I'm game.
Also, I might need to use a few of your tools to fix a rather upsetting creaking somewhere around the BB/crankset area on the Eros.
since when the fuck would you ride on 20's?
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fatasian
Posted: Thu Oct 09, 2008 8:20 am
dick wang's fatherJoined: 26 Aug 2008Posts: 1707Location: devenshire
Braze on double crank 105 front derailer.
Bought it for my bike, which is a triple. I'm such a bike newb.
$10 for any pointy that can use it, or beer is good.
martin
Posted: Thu Oct 09, 2008 9:43 am
Joined: 30 Jan 2006Posts: 712
Pulled off a friend's bike (brand new):
105 triple crankset (170mm)
105 Triple Ft. Derailleur (Braze-on with 34.9mm adapter clamp)
105 Long Cage Rear Derailleur
$125 for the lot.
the dreaded ben
Posted: Thu Oct 09, 2008 10:54 am
Grumpy GreebJoined: 20 Aug 2005Posts: 5329Location: flavor country
martin wrote:
Pulled off a friend's bike (brand new):
105 triple crankset (170mm)
105 Triple Ft. Derailleur (Braze-on with 34.9mm adapter clamp)
105 Long Cage Rear Derailleur
$125 for the lot.
dibs, i think.
hmm, what year? hollowtech II? what length?
martin
Posted: Thu Oct 09, 2008 11:27 am
Joined: 30 Jan 2006Posts: 712
the dreaded ben wrote:
martin wrote:
Pulled off a friend's bike (brand new):
105 triple crankset (170mm)
105 Triple Ft. Derailleur (Braze-on with 34.9mm adapter clamp)
105 Long Cage Rear Derailleur
$125 for the lot.
dibs, i think.
hmm, what year? hollowtech II? what length?
2008
Hollowtech II
170mm crank length
bunny
Posted: Thu Oct 09, 2008 2:29 pm
Joined: 04 Sep 2008Posts: 86
w.w.g.f.d wrote:
since when the fuck would you ride on 20's?
Since I have a 700x20 wheel, dumbass.
so about a year
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martin
Posted: Thu Oct 09, 2008 2:35 pm
Joined: 30 Jan 2006Posts: 712
bunny wrote:
w.w.g.f.d wrote:
since when the fuck would you ride on 20's?
Since I have a 700x20 wheel, dumbass.
so about a year
20?! That's damn skinny. 20mm rims can handle much larger tires.
bunny
Posted: Thu Oct 09, 2008 5:40 pm
Joined: 04 Sep 2008Posts: 86
martin wrote:
20?! That's damn skinny. 20mm rims can handle much larger tires.
Oh I know, I haven't really used the wheel for more than a week (read - really need to adjust the cones) and that was on 23s. Also thought it'd be interesting to see if it was possible to get stupid enough to ride on skinny 20s in the rain.
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w.w.g.f.d
Posted: Thu Oct 09, 2008 7:20 pm
Joined: 22 Aug 2008Posts: 96Location: NORTH
bunny wrote:
martin wrote:
20?! That's damn skinny. 20mm rims can handle much larger tires.
Oh I know, I haven't really used the wheel for more than a week (read - really need to adjust the cones) and that was on 23s. Also thought it'd be interesting to see if it was possible to get stupid enough to ride on skinny 20s in the rain.
durr...
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bunny
Posted: Fri Oct 10, 2008 4:37 am
Joined: 04 Sep 2008Posts: 86
w.w.g.f.d wrote:
w.w.g.f.d wrote:
[quote=bunny]Also thought it'd be interesting to see if it was possible to get stupid enough to ride on skinny 20s in the rain.
/facepalm
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Magnesium DownHill pedals - used (briefly, for commuting), BUTTER SMOOTH, with cleats - $20
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sekai
Posted: Fri Oct 10, 2008 11:17 am
Joined: 25 Jul 2005Posts: 1466Location: on the lake
Alex wrote:
Since it appears to be a camping weekend...
Have: Thermarest Guide-lite. It's the mid-thickness, works fine, includes case. It is around 10 years old, but only used 10-15 times because I experiment a lot with gear and have 3 other sleeping pads. $15
alex
I need a sleeping pad, Is this a self inflating type or closed foam? If it inflates I'll take it!
Anyone have one more pad to sell?
Alex
Posted: Sat Oct 11, 2008 6:13 am
Joined: 18 May 2006Posts: 3128Location: Roosevelt
sekai wrote:
Alex wrote:
Since it appears to be a camping weekend...
Have: Thermarest Guide-lite. It's the mid-thickness, works fine, includes case. It is around 10 years old, but only used 10-15 times because I experiment a lot with gear and have 3 other sleeping pads. $15
alex
I need a sleeping pad, Is this a self inflating type or closed foam? If it inflates I'll take it!
Someone else already asked for this pad.
alex
mork the delayer
Posted: Sat Oct 11, 2008 8:43 pm
Joined: 06 Apr 2006Posts: 548Location: Providence, RI
Alex wrote:
sekai wrote:
Alex wrote:
Since it appears to be a camping weekend...
Have: Thermarest Guide-lite. It's the mid-thickness, works fine, includes case. It is around 10 years old, but only used 10-15 times because I experiment a lot with gear and have 3 other sleeping pads. $15
alex
I need a sleeping pad, Is this a self inflating type or closed foam? If it inflates I'll take it!
Someone else already asked for this pad.
alex
Sorreh! I should've posted public dibs.
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rlotz
Posted: Sun Oct 12, 2008 11:56 pm
Joined: 23 Jan 2006Posts: 311Location: Capitol Hill
Alex wrote:
Want: One of those bike storage stands that leans against a wall and holds two bikes. I need better bike storage at work and can't install bike hooks here.
I'm thinking about selling my Kogswell P/R prototype frame and fork.
59cm, fits like a 57cm from anyone else.
Perrywinkle (some love it, some hate it, I was sort of in the middle).
Your choice of the original matching fork or an ugly grey production fork. The production fork has mid-fork eyelets and is a little lighter, but the paint doesn't match.
Headset included.
$225 to point83 members? I'd probably list it on CL for $275. New ones are $500+
Looks like this when built up into a bike:
or this with the grey fork:
Rack is not included. Wheels and other components not included. Just the frame and fork.
I think this is a nicer ride than the Surly LHT. It is pretty similar in build, but I prefer the handling of a low trail fork, especially if you are going to carry a front load. The bike is mostly built up now and you can try it on for sizing.
alex
ripper
Posted: Tue Oct 28, 2008 10:42 am
evilmikeJoined: 19 Apr 2006Posts: 640Location: Capitalist Hill
I just upgraded my Portland to SRAM tonight. Building it up as we speak. Stock parts as noted at http://www.trekbikes.com/us/en/bikes/2007/archive/portland, and not selling the brakes. Fair disclosure: the left hand shifter has cosmetic damage on the hoods from getting taken out by a drunk Aaron swerving on a cargo bike.
Obviously, I'm parting with the parts cheap, because I don't need them. Name your price.
Also, Martin, isn't that one of the new Madones? You can't have had that thing more than a year or so...
martin
Posted: Tue Oct 28, 2008 3:34 pm
Joined: 30 Jan 2006Posts: 712
Matthew wrote:
bunny wrote:
martin wrote:
New 105 10sp Triple setup - $125
How much for just the rear derailleur?
I just upgraded my Portland to SRAM tonight. Building it up as we speak. Stock parts as noted at http://www.trekbikes.com/us/en/bikes/2007/archive/portland, and not selling the brakes. Fair disclosure: the left hand shifter has cosmetic damage on the hoods from getting taken out by a drunk Aaron swerving on a cargo bike.
Obviously, I'm parting with the parts cheap, because I don't need them. Name your price.
Also, Martin, isn't that one of the new Madones? You can't have had that thing more than a year or so...
The 105 shifters off the Portland do double or triple - nice!
Yes, it's a brand new, un-ridden Madone frame/fork and new Mavic. I waranteed my Yellow one after they had a bad run of them that I apparently got a part of. Baby cracks at the BB.
I loved the new Madone, but we are riding Scott Addicts this year (also damn nice). Yay SRAM!
I rode a loaner with SRAM Red on it and I'm completely hooked for three reasons:
- Rival is now a less expensive group than 105
- the SRAM groups are lighter than their equivalent Shimano and Campy equivalents
- the SRAM groups have the direct actuation, which means they shift cleanly even when the cables stretch or get gunky, which is key for a rain bike.
- and most importantly, the double tap shifting is proven to be hilarious to watch with a drunk rider (read: you hobos).
I've since upgraded the 'cross bike from 105/Ultegra to Force, and the Madone to Red. The Portland is the last to go.
Eric_s
Posted: Tue Oct 28, 2008 5:24 pm
Joined: 07 Mar 2007Posts: 1691Location: the dirty south
True at the groupset level. Rival is now virtually identical to Force with three exceptions:
1. Non Carbon crank
2. Non Carbon shift paddle
3. Non Carbon rear derailleur cage
Part of their brilliance is the re-use of parts across groups keeping their tooling pricing down. Even their packaging uses mostly the same boxes across their line.
Oh - and the Powerdome RED cassette is AWESOME.
bunny
Posted: Wed Oct 29, 2008 2:27 pm
Joined: 04 Sep 2008Posts: 86
Alex wrote:
Do you need a 10sp one? I think I have a 9sp one that I'd consider selling. I can bring it on the ride tonight.
9 speed is perfect. What do you want for it?
Alex
Posted: Wed Oct 29, 2008 2:29 pm
Joined: 18 May 2006Posts: 3128Location: Roosevelt
bunny wrote:
Alex wrote:
Do you need a 10sp one? I think I have a 9sp one that I'd consider selling. I can bring it on the ride tonight.
9 speed is perfect. What do you want for it?
I need to verify that I still have it and check the condition. I'm thinking around $35-40ish.
alex
langston
Posted: Tue Nov 11, 2008 9:16 pm
Joined: 25 Jul 2005Posts: 5547Location: Columbia City
IRO Premier gun-metal grey 32 spoke hubs. Never built, mint condition. $75 general public, point83 let's make a deal
lantius
Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 10:44 am
1337Joined: 22 Jul 2005Posts: 6705Location: right over
oh shit pictures.
the aforementioned 57cm novara, $150:
and a sun singletrack disc rim, $15:
also, an urban bike for sale at the bikeshack, $350:
ripper
Posted: Tue Nov 18, 2008 2:09 pm
evilmikeJoined: 19 Apr 2006Posts: 640Location: Capitalist Hill
gave up selling the surly for now, but I am selling the guts of the bike. $200
Front Wheel: Black machined velocity deep v, black surly front hub, black phil spokes, 32h.
Rear wheel: black machined velocity fusion, black iro fixed/fixed hub, phil spokes, 36h.
tires: schwalbe blizzard
cogs: soma 3/32" 21t, surly 1/8" 19t
cranks: black sugino rd, 130bcd, 170mm, 47t 1/8" ring black
there's also a brake and lever, cane creek crosstop w/ a black tektro 47-57mm brake.
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SeditiousCanary
Posted: Sat Nov 22, 2008 1:24 pm
sorry, can't make it!Joined: 26 Jan 2006Posts: 2315Location: Fremont Troll
I have been cleaning and have the following items which need to be owned by someone other than me.
New! Trek 6500 frame 18" Red $100
I got it under warranty and never built up.
Gently used RockShox SID with a spare complete rebuild kit $50
Bought from the Trek rep after less than a year of riding when he upgraded.
Trek 1" x 14cm 700c canti cro-mo fork $10
Salvaged from a warranty bike.
Specialized 1.125" x 18cm 26" canti double butted cro-mo fork $20
Stock 1996 Stumpjumper fork from jenn's bike.
700 x 35c Cross tyre 1 pair $Beer
Wire bead, and nearly unused, just old.
If you buy the frame and the SID, I will include a blue Ringle Slamma Jamma sealed cartridge bearing headset, and install it for you.
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Grumpy Greeb
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