I have a pair of these with all the hardware needed to attach to a Cross Check. Ran them for one winter with a pair of Ritchey Speedmax 32mm tires.
$30
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Posted: Wed Aug 21, 2013 12:00 pm
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Those Klein Performance a pretty nice bikes. I had one as my first "go fast". Sort of sport touring, they take racks easily, fenders are a little trickier (due to limited clearances), but do-able. Long chainstays compared to road race bikes and comfortable for all day riding.
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Posted: Wed Aug 21, 2013 6:21 pm
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11 minutes Roje? What are you gonna put those on?
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Posted: Mon Aug 26, 2013 2:54 pm
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karate monkey SOLD
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axel
Posted: Wed Sep 04, 2013 10:32 pm
Joined: 15 Feb 2013Posts: 1654Location: St Johns PDX
axel wrote:
this frame has carried me thousands of miles all over the Pacific Northwest and through three seasons of racing, but it's time to let it go.
you get:
2009 60cm Kona Jake the Snake frame w/ Kona carbon fork (geometry chart here: http://www.konabikeworld.com/09_jakethesnake_en.cfm)
Kore Race cantilever brakes w/ Kool-Stop salmon pads
Kona seatpost collar
FSA Gossamer compact double crankset w/ 46/36-tooth rings, Shimano 105 front derailleur
Mavic Aksium Race wheelset (700c, note that these wheels are different than the Eastons shown in the photo blow)
all very much used, but in good condition with plenty of life remaining.
*Not* included:
seatpost, saddle, pedals, cassette, rear derailleur, headset, bottom bracket, handlebars, stem, shifters, tires, etc. you supply your own.
bump. priced at $550. still an awesome bike, took me on Ben Country and around the Olympic Peninsula this year.
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the dreaded ben
Posted: Thu Sep 05, 2013 4:49 pm
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A friend of mine is selling his bontrager MTB.
Holla if you're interested
19" c-c
asking $600 obo
"It's a pre-Trek Bontrager Race frame from when Keith made 'em in California. Its a large with basically an XT groupo, custom wheels, Salsa stem, etc. etc. and a Marzocchi fork."
He's even got an extra set of decals if need be.
hell, he'll even toss in the fluid trainer sittin there.
Ductape
Posted: Sat Sep 07, 2013 6:21 am
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That Bontrager is hot!
I have already replaced the fork, the V's, and the slicks in my head and now it looks sexy.
Fantastic classic steel Mtb right there.....
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Posted: Tue Sep 10, 2013 9:25 pm
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Trek 700. I fixed it up with new shifters, replaced the bars, brakes, cranks with better stuff and put nice new tires on it. Some of you saw it at the garage sale at Lee's. .83 price is $250, which is a hundred less than I was asking. All tuned and ready.
the dreaded ben
Posted: Tue Sep 17, 2013 4:53 pm
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the dreaded ben wrote:
A friend of mine is selling his bontrager f'n mtb.
Holla if you're interested
19" c-c
asking $600 obo
"It's a pre-Trek Bontrager Race frame from when Keith made 'em in California. Its a large with basically an XT groupo, custom wheels, Salsa stem, etc. etc. and a Marzocchi fork."
He's even got an extra set of decals if need be.
hell, he'll even toss in the fluid trainer sittin there.
my buddy just emailed me saying he'd come down to $500 on the bontrager.
let me know if that peaks anyone's interest. He's leaving town tomorrow, so it's going in storage if he can't find a buyer.
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Posted: Fri Sep 20, 2013 5:30 pm
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Food safe beeswax formula by the pint. $10. Can also be used as traditional oil skin for cotton and to waterproof and protect brooks saddles. Comes in recycled plastic container with a lid.
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Bo Ttorff
Posted: Wed Sep 25, 2013 11:13 am
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I know many of you have wool point83 jersey's. Did you know that moths will eat holes in wool because for moths wool is delicious? Did you also know that hanging your jersey on a hanger that's plastic or metal stresses the wool and could also destroy the fabric?
You know what moths hate? Western red cedar.
You know what I make? Western red cedar hangers.
If interested PM me.
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axel
Posted: Mon Sep 30, 2013 3:45 pm
Joined: 15 Feb 2013Posts: 1654Location: St Johns PDX
looks like Hufnagel Cycles in Portland is going out of business and selling their whole shop.
Time has come for me to hit the road for a while and sell off the shop. It's basically a turn key Frame Building shop. everything you need to make high quality frames, forks, stems, racks and other components. I would love to sell it as a complete package but am open to splitting it between the mill and it's tooling, and the rest of the shop, Please contact me at jordan@wearewestamerica.com if you are interested or have any questions!
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laura
Posted: Mon Sep 30, 2013 3:54 pm
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- 34 inch waist
- The black are the "regular trim fit"
- They grey don't have style/fit label attached so who knows
- Fleece lined which is warm! Too warm for me. Also toooo large
- Structurally sound, nothing wrong with them
- They retail $125 new; $50 each or take both for $80
- WAY better photos and specs here: http://swrve.myshopify.com/products/winter-softshell-knickers
From the Swrve website: made from winter-weight water and wind repellant softshell, swrve regular trim fit knicks are perfect for colder rides. fleece-lined and highly breathable, these will keep you warm and dry in the most adverse conditions. loaded with bike-friendly features and cut to perform seamlessly on a bike and stylishly in the world, these are sure to become your go-to knicks when you're the last one in the saddle.
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TorreyK
Posted: Tue Oct 01, 2013 1:26 am
Joined: 02 Sep 2009Posts: 1116Location: White Center/Burien
Selling a 9 speed deore xt triple crankset i bought in 2011. new middle and outer rings. check link for comparison. looking for $140 or reasonable offer. 175mm arm length. comes with external BB. photos upon request.
- 34 inch waist
- The black are the "regular trim fit"
- They grey don't have style/fit label attached so who knows
- Fleece lined which is warm! Too warm for me. Also toooo large
- Structurally sound, nothing wrong with them
- They retail $125 new; $50 each or take both for $80
- WAY better photos and specs here: http://swrve.myshopify.com/products/winter-softshell-knickers
From the Swrve website: made from winter-weight water and wind repellant softshell, swrve regular trim fit knicks are perfect for colder rides. fleece-lined and highly breathable, these will keep you warm and dry in the most adverse conditions. loaded with bike-friendly features and cut to perform seamlessly on a bike and stylishly in the world, these are sure to become your go-to knicks when you're the last one in the saddle.
hmm, how long are they?
also, are they too small for me?
caustic meatloaf
Posted: Tue Oct 01, 2013 9:54 am
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time to work off that gut, or are your leg-cannons just too big to fit?
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axel
Posted: Tue Oct 01, 2013 11:08 am
Joined: 15 Feb 2013Posts: 1654Location: St Johns PDX
Quote:
Kona Fire Mtn 15.5" w/ 22" effective top tube. Project Two fork, 170mm 32t Stylo Crankset x 17t (brand new rear cog. Been ridden maybe half a mile) New chain when the cog was put on last year.
If it's a friend or friend of a friend, I'll let it go for $160. I think I even have a couple new boxed tubes floating around. Don't have any other wheels that size so you'd get a gift bag. If you want the old 19t as well, I can fish that out as well.
It is a beginner's SS bike and nothing fantabulous. Small ding on the bash guard. Nothing special wheels or brakes. Great for tearing up mud and not having to worry about fucking up your derailleurs though.
Bike is located in Portland. I can pick up and deliver it on the weekend of either 10/13 or 11/9 if you chip in for my gas money.
- 34 inch waist
- The black are the "regular trim fit"
- They grey don't have style/fit label attached so who knows
- Fleece lined which is warm! Too warm for me. Also toooo large
- Structurally sound, nothing wrong with them
- They retail $125 new; $50 each or take both for $80
- WAY better photos and specs here: http://swrve.myshopify.com/products/winter-softshell-knickers
From the Swrve website: made from winter-weight water and wind repellant softshell, swrve regular trim fit knicks are perfect for colder rides. fleece-lined and highly breathable, these will keep you warm and dry in the most adverse conditions. loaded with bike-friendly features and cut to perform seamlessly on a bike and stylishly in the world, these are sure to become your go-to knicks when you're the last one in the saddle.
hmm, how long are they?
also, are they too small for me?
If Ben doesn't take 'em I'd like second dibs for the greys at least ... I actually have a pair of Swrves that are 36" and they're just a tad too big, so these might work just right.
laura
Posted: Wed Oct 02, 2013 10:22 am
Joined: 22 Jun 2007Posts: 1050Location: wherever the dance party is
Donovan PM'ed me about them first so he gets dibs.
They are 30 inches long from the top of the waistband on the front to the bottom hem.
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TorreyK
Posted: Wed Oct 02, 2013 1:38 pm
Joined: 02 Sep 2009Posts: 1116Location: White Center/Burien
Avid BB7 disc calipers with 160mm (non-matching) rotors. Moderately new pads as well. Looking for around $80 ORO for the pair, or trade for the most awesome, baller canti's you have, Paul, fancy race avid's, etc.
Also for sale, avid SD-7 brake levers. $15
deore xt 3x9 trigger shifters (make offer)
deore xt front derailleur (same model year as the aforementioned cranks, i believe)
brown surly cross check fork (no mid fork braze-ons) $25
pictures upon request. I am attempting to part out my karate monkey.
Throw me on the pile of interested folks; if you've still got a pair after these three I'm interested.
laura
Posted: Thu Oct 03, 2013 2:05 pm
Joined: 22 Jun 2007Posts: 1050Location: wherever the dance party is
laura wrote:
Donovan PM'ed me about them first so he gets dibs.
They are 30 inches long from the top of the waistband on the front to the bottom hem.
Alright, they left today with Donovan, but might make it back into this thread if the fit doesn't shake out with him. So, there's still a chance gentlemen.
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axel
Posted: Fri Oct 04, 2013 10:53 am
Joined: 15 Feb 2013Posts: 1654Location: St Johns PDX
TorreyK wrote:
Also for sale, avid SD-7 brake levers. $15
Perfect, I need a left-hand brake lever for my 29er after getting a bit too rad at Maple Valley back in August. Will contact you off-list.
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caustic meatloaf
Posted: Fri Oct 04, 2013 4:46 pm
Joined: 06 Dec 2010Posts: 1235537Location: a hammy melange...
used Dura Ace 7410 crankset. 175mm length, non-drive side has been re-tapped for a self-extracting bolt. Comes with the custom cap, but currently not the bolt (using it in the new crankset. If you have a spare crank bolt, we can do a trade).
The drive-side cap threads are slightly stripped, but with some gentle cajoling you can still thread on a crank-puller. I also do not have a BB bolt for that side.
Chainrings are in decent shape - no deformation, an the wear on the teeth is not bad.
$40?
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lantius
Posted: Sun Oct 13, 2013 9:01 pm
1337Joined: 22 Jul 2005Posts: 6705Location: right over
Front and rear Avid BB5 mechanical disc brakes with 160mm rotors. $40. Upgrade your MTB to disc for cheap.
Gravity Maximus crankset, 175mm arms, 32t chainring and 68x118mm ISIS bottom bracket. $60.
axel
Posted: Thu Oct 17, 2013 11:08 am
Joined: 15 Feb 2013Posts: 1654Location: St Johns PDX
couple of nice high-end tires in my parts bin:
one (1) Schwalbe Racing Ralph cyclocross folding-bead clincher tire (700x35), nearly new condition. asking $40.
specs here: http://www.schwalbetires.com/node/1222
one (1) Clement PDX tubular cyclocross tire (700x33). tire has been glued, but the base tape is still in great condition. asking $50.
specs here: http://clementcycling.com/pdx-tubular-2
or buy them both for $80.
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Andrew_Squirrel
Posted: Wed Nov 13, 2013 10:25 am
Joined: 01 Mar 2010Posts: 2098Location: Greenwood
Levi's Commuter Trucker Jacket, Indigo Wash, Size Medium
(Fits me pretty well, 5'9" 160lbs, with our without heavy sweater under jacket)
- Water-resistant and dirt-repellent NanoSphere® protective finish
- Odor-resistant Sanitized® protective finish
- Reflective 3M™ Scotchlite™ tape on adjustable side tabs
- Utility pockets for storage and shoulder gussets for increased mobility
- 98% Cotton, 2% Elastane
The reflective tabs on the hip/butt are pretty awesome and easy to hide away if you want to go stealth. I love wearing this thing whenever I am walking around dark neighborhoods of Seattle, i've noticed that cars acknowledge my presence when the reflective strips are directed towards their headlights.
Jacket shows no wear.
Selling this one because I got a good deal on the new version with tall collar and hood.
Originally $128, P83 discount for $40
EDIT: SOLD
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TorreyK
Posted: Wed Nov 13, 2013 4:51 pm
Joined: 02 Sep 2009Posts: 1116Location: White Center/Burien
Pair of Specialized "the captain" tires. 29 x 2.0 folding bead. I no longer have a mountain bike and am looking to offload. $20 for the pair. I will likely be on the ride tomorrow. (Stock photo, actual tires are well used but with much life still in them)
j/k it is actually way more awesome than it has any right to be, and I'm sad to see it go but need money and basement space. Also Emily says I look like a circus bear when I ride it and she refuses to be seen with me on it.
How about $200 as pictured for pointythreerers who I know etc. plus I'll throw in the flat bars and Kojaks if you want those, too.
$50 for you lot. Christmas tree massacre is right around the corner!
rory
Posted: Mon Dec 09, 2013 1:43 pm
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slightly OT, but Nexus 7, 16gb, second generation. offered at $150. make a reasonable offer. if you want to make it more on topic, i'll throw in a planet bike blaze dynamo light.
tehschkott
Posted: Thu Dec 12, 2013 1:38 am
daywalkerJoined: 09 Nov 2007Posts: 6108Location: Hatertown
j/k it is actually way more awesome than it has any right to be, and I'm sad to see it go but need money and basement space. Also Emily says I look like a circus bear when I ride it and she refuses to be seen with me on it.
How about $200 as pictured for pointythreerers who I know etc. plus I'll throw in the flat bars and Kojaks if you want those, too.
$50 for you lot. Christmas tree massacre is right around the corner!
I'll square you away Jimmy.
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jimmythefly
Posted: Thu Dec 12, 2013 10:44 pm
Joined: 10 Jan 2007Posts: 1491
Trailer has been sold.
You in for the mini?
tehschkott
Posted: Fri Dec 13, 2013 3:16 am
daywalkerJoined: 09 Nov 2007Posts: 6108Location: Hatertown
Just got a fat fucking traffic ticket today. I don't think I can now. Sorry.
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jimmythefly
Posted: Fri Dec 13, 2013 3:32 pm
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Well, that sucks. Bummer, dude.
Andrew_Squirrel
Posted: Tue Dec 17, 2013 6:34 pm
Joined: 01 Mar 2010Posts: 2098Location: Greenwood
Any fat heads out there feeling cold?
Found this in my hat collection yesterday. Bought it a couple winters ago in size L/XL right after Walz Caps settled on reasonable hat sizing (earlier M/L models were really tiny!).
When this one arrived it was pretty big on my average sized head, I think I might have worn it on a single ride, maybe I never even wore it, can't remember.
Anyone want it for $20? (sells for $33 new) I will even deliver in the Seattle area.
caustic meatloaf
Posted: Tue Dec 17, 2013 8:38 pm
Joined: 06 Dec 2010Posts: 1235537Location: a hammy melange...
I love my walz cap -and you're right, their old L was fucking TIGHT. It took a while for my big head to stretch 'er out.
things that have been replaced from the specs listed:
- spd pedals
- now has 105 left brifter
- now has Shimano Claris front derailer. I hadnt heard of that either but it came recommended by 20/20 cycles and they are the bomb.
- replaced front chain ring
- chain that's pretty new
This thing is light and super comfortable.
Bad things.
- The front derailer has always needed more adjustment then I think it should have, even when I put a new derailer on. Its not all the time just more then the average bike.
- I rode the hell out of this bike so the paint is chipped in places and some scratches on the brifters (but I did regularly get it tuned up and kept it cleaned and lubed.... just like I like my men nudge nudge..... just joking.... I dont like my men cleaned and lubed........ shit I am going to regret making these jokes.
This bike has served me well but the cats are instituting a one in one out policy.
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