Heather VanValkenburg

WTB- New or slightly used Dura Ace or Campy Record track cranks- size 167.5 or 170. So, you're going through your email and you see Kevin's email and think, "Yea, my 170s are too long and these would be perfect, but then I have to sell mine." TA-DA! Problem solved.Or... you just have some Record or DA cranks in a 167.5 or 170 that you want to sell. Please email off list.-Heather VanValkenburg
Date: Thu, 12 Apr 2007 10:56:12 -0600From: Kevin.selker@colorado.eduTo: obra@list.obra.orgSubject: [OBRA Chat] F.S. Raleigh (Team Spike) Track FrameFor sale: Raleigh Track Frame (Spike team issue version, complete with official team decals). They call this bike a size 55, but that is measured to the top of the seat clamp. (I ride about a size
53.5-55.5 on the road, and usually around 54 on track). I think the top tube is 55.5 (actual). Used one season, has some scratches from rubbing wheels in a bad packing job, but absolutely no structural damage.
Included is a headset, and a Reynolds track pro fork. $950.
Optional extras: Seatpost (ritchey or thomson), Dura-Ace or Campy track cranks (both 165) + BB. Various stems and bars also available. Sorry, no wheels.
Thanks for reading,
Kevin

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Kevin Selker

For sale:
Raleigh Track Frame (Spike team issue version, complete with official team
decals). They call this bike a size 55, but that is measured to the top of
the seat clamp. (I ride about a size 53.5-55.5 on the road, and usually
around 54 on track). I think the top tube is 55.5 (actual). Used one season,
has some scratches from rubbing wheels in a bad packing job, but absolutely
no structural damage.

Included is a headset, and a Reynolds track pro fork. $950.

Optional extras: Seatpost (ritchey or thomson), Dura-Ace or Campy track
cranks (both 165) + BB. Various stems and bars also available. Sorry, no
wheels.

Thanks for reading,

Kevin