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For sale. This is a great bike, I just don't use it.

56 cm Cannondale Caad 9 frame

Shimano 105 drive train: everything brand new last fall unless noted. New components have less than 1,000 miles on them.

New 105:
brakes
front derailleur
rear derailleur
cassette (I think this is 105, could be SRAM equivalent)

 
chain: KMC, same age as rest of drive train


bottom bracket: octalink, I think ultegra level, a little older but bomb proof

crank: dura ace (I think, markings pretty worn off, either that or Ultegra) (used, a slight bend in the chainring so you get a tiny rub if you cross the chain)

Shifters: 105 same use level as other gear, but an older model where the housing does not go underneath bar tape, still10-speed

wheels: mavic / giant
hubs, seen in picture background

handlebars: easton EA50
stem: deda magic (110mm?)
seatpost: cannondale
prologo kappa pas saddle:

I'll throw on some decent racing tires.

pedals: I could dig something up for you, possibly 105 level shimano pedals.

great racing bike, winter bike, etc. The drive train is clean as a whistle (thanks Ryan Johnston).

I think all told I spent about $800 putting everything together last fall.

Make me an offer.

I leave town Thursday night so turn around must be quick, or we can wait until I get back towards August 20th.

Michael
Here is a pic:

email me: mperlberg@gmail.com

If it 'twere a 54, Michael, then surely I would purchase it from thee.

Alas.

If it 'twere a 54, Michael, then surely I would purchase it from thee.

Alas.
now featuring Tito's Seal of Approval.
If it had been offered in April, twould have been fists between minself and that cur Tito.

BTW, Ultegra crank.

this is all still for sale

$180 takes the lot.  pickup near columbia university.  please dont ask me to part it out . . . got to get this outta my house!

Bars: (all width measured center-to-center)
1. Cannondale Fire, anatomic bend, 31.8 clamp, 42cm (VG) - $20
2. 3T Prima 199, anatomic bend, 26.0 clamp, 41cm (G, tape residue) - $20
3. ITM Super Italia Pro, anatomic bend, 26.0 clamp, 40cm, (G, tape residue) - $20
4. Cinelli Criterium 65-44, classic bend, 26.0 clamp, 43cm (VG, wrapped w/ black cork) - $30
5. Profile Design Airwing bullhorn, 26.0 clamp, 42cm (VG, wrapped w/ black cork) - $20
6. Nitto RB-009 bullhorn, 26.0 clamp, 42cm (VG, some tape residue) - $30
7. Profile Design classic bend, 26.0 clamp, 40cm (G, tape residue) - $20
8. Generic riser bars, 26.0 clamp, 50cm, newish Animal Edwin grips (VG) - $20

Stems:
1. 3T quill stem, 26.0 clamp, 83deg, 11cm, gunmetal grey (VG) - $20
2. SR Royal quill stem, 26.0 clamp, 83 deg, 9cm, (Fair) - $5
3. Cannondale threadless, 26.0 clamp, 1,1/8 steerer, 10deg, 8cm, (G) - $10
4. Profile Desgin threadless, 26.0 clamp, 1,1/8 steerer, very steep, 6cm, missing steerer clamp bolts - free with purchase

Shoes:
1. Nike touring shoe, women’s 11/43, silver/black, missing insole and SPD anchor, (G) - $20
2. Nike mtb shoe, men’s 11.5, but fits like a 10, green suede, black mesh, (VG) - $30

Tires:
1. Specialized Armadillo, 27x1,1/4, ridden @ 400 miles, tons of life left - free with purchase
2. Micehlin ProRace 3, 700x25, some life left - free with pruchase


Components:
1. Tektro R200 levers, pair, all black (VG) - $20
2. Tektro R200 levers, pair, black hoods, silver levers (VG) - $20
3. Tektro R200 lever, right, black hoods, silver lever, (VG) - $5
4. Generic top-mount interrupter brake lever, works either side (VG) - free
5. TWO (2) complete Forté brand singlespeed conversion kits, includes tensioner, spacers, cogs, shimano lockring (NIB) - $15 each
6. Two pairs Tektro CR720 wide-stance Canti brake calipers (enough for complete bike) with brake pads and hardware (NIB) - $30 for set
7. Campy Veloce front brake caliper, missing barrel adjuster, new pads (G) - $10

Random:
1. Pair of SKS Raceblade fenders, missing one clamping pad - $20
2. Front SKS P55 Chromoplastics fender (fits wide tires) - free with purchase
3. Giant saddle bag, ugly, gigantic, purple and grey, great for touring, Velcro straps - free with purchase
4. Bontrager aero blade carbon fork, aluminum steerer tube, 1inch, 18cm’s left, plenty scratched - $20
5. Specialized mtb saddle, perforated leather, some wear (G) - $20
6. Two nylon guitar straps - free with purchase
With all this talk of CX, I'm in the market for a CX rig. I know there has been a bunch of discussion about putting one together cheaply / finding on ebay / craigslist etc. so I'm in the market.

A couple that I think would be adequate for my needs are:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/280929295191?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649

http://www.ebay.com/itm/290752221220?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649
(nice saddle on this one)

If I were bigger, I would've jumped at Ragot's bike up above.

I'm going to use the bike for both CX racing and tooling around. Any other thoughts / sources to look for a ride?




WDC,

Are the raceblade feders then wider XL?
nope.

25mm max i think
Craig,

If you are interested (and you probably should be...) VanDessel gives us a pretty good deal.

I haven't met anyone who doesn't love theirs.

Just sayin'

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GV2Y2kIUkIs
Disk Help?

Does anyone have:

-that funky L-shaped pump adaptor for a disk wheel or
-an extra sticker to go over the valve-hole?

Race Day Wheels sent mine without either :(

Craig,

The Trek is a very neutral handling bike. I raced one for 10 years quite successfully. However, I found other frames worked better and wouldn't race one at my level again.

I know nothing about he Specialized, other than very few people race one around here.

I'd look for a van dessel, a cannondale, as these are really good cx bikes. Also check the forums at cxmagazine.com


E


With all this talk of CX, I'm in the market for a CX rig. I know there has been a bunch of discussion about putting one together cheaply / finding on ebay / craigslist etc. so I'm in the market.

A couple that I think would be adequate for my needs are:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/280929295191?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649

http://www.ebay.com/itm/290752221220?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649
(nice saddle on this one)

If I were bigger, I would've jumped at Ragot's bike up above.

I'm going to use the bike for both CX racing and tooling around. Any other thoughts / sources to look for a ride?





Craig,

Not to diss Eric's perspective, but when he says he "would not race one again at my level" you have to keep in mind that is the level of a highly skilled and very strong rider. He is one of the top masters racers in the mid-Atlantic region. The guys that are beating him are former pros, doped, or training 20+ hours a week.

My point in saying this is that if you are looking for something cheap, just get a damn bike and ride it. I've been rocking a giant which is probably middle of the road as far as cross bike reputation goes and I am way more limited by my skills and strength than the bike.

All that said, I didn't actually look at your ebay links.

Mike

^What Mike said.

I'd point out, that I got much better with less effort after getting rid of the Trek. That said, I took 3rd in teh Mid-Atlantic B's on the Trek, so, it can work just fine, but it didn't for me and I've now found better bikes that make me a better rider.


So, Mike's got the right perspective - get one and go from there.

I am not at his level - I am going to get a damn bike and race it and if someone wants to hand me a beer while I'm doing so all the better.
That is, as they say "the spirit!"

Jules
917-818-1362

On Aug 1, 2012, at 10:27 PM, Craig Zolan wrote:

I am not at his level - I am going to get a damn bike and race it and if someone wants to hand me a beer while I'm doing so all the better.
I will hand you a beer. Whether or not you can chug it while I yell at you will depend largely on the geometry of the frame you buy.

Jus sayin,

-Wm

Sent from my Bell Princess
Disk Help?

Does anyone have:

-that funky L-shaped pump adaptor for a disk wheel or
-an extra sticker to go over the valve-hole?

Race Day Wheels sent mine without either :(
Jules:
Going tO be the voice of reason that David Anthony never had and tell you NOT to race your disk tubulars at Nittany.

-voice of reason
Jules, that would be the "crack pipe."  I'm sure Ragot has one.  I have one if you want to take your chances in Harlem.  

Stickers? You're a bike rider and you don't have a sticker collection somewhere?  Can't you steal one from your daughter?  Any sticker will work so long as it covers the hole.

Can't you steal one from your daughter?


I feel like such a noob.  It is actually called a "Crack Pipe" and costs 25 bucks.  Now I own one.
 It is actually called a "Crack Pipe" and costs 25 bucks.  Now I own one.

I have a Kill Whitey sticker you can use.
Adam,
     He's already taking so much from her, one sticker won't make much of a difference.  

     And his son is probably too small to enjoy stickers; his wife too smart to have the habit.
For sale this weekend only. $110 for 2 challenge Limus tires. Clincher.

For sale this weekend only. $110 for 2 challenge Limus tires. Clincher.

Linus anyone? Not going to get a better Cx clincher at this price. Get them before eBay does...
Still in the hunt for a comfortable 52cm'ish road bike for my lady friend. 
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