alex wentz

Moved yet again and it's time to clean out all the parts that seem to
accumulate. I would much rather trade for cross parts or arrange a trade
plus cash for a full or partial cross build (54cm range).

Aluminum Schwinn Paramount road bike-size 61cm. Downtube shifters and a mix
of parts, recently overhauled. Planet bike computer and Specialized
Armadillo front tires, (no pedals). Would make great winter/commuter bike.
$400 sounds fair

Latest generation FSA SLK-Light crankset-172.5mm arms, BB30 53/39 rings;
comes with bottom bracket. Crankset and BB are both at least 8.5/10

Old-generation Selle Italia Flite Ti saddle (the good kind). Small rub mark
on the nose and a small scuff on the back right but still in very good
shape. Easily a 7/10. Ebay has this going for $80-100. $40 sound good?

Time RXS Ulteam Carbon Titan pedals (with Ti spindles)-only ridden for about
200 miles before my other pedals came in. These are incredible pedals and
weigh in at only 195 grams if you're into that kind of thing. Only reason
I'm selling them is because I don't need two pairs of the same pedals. At
least a 9.5/10. $200

NIB Ritchey WCS 4-Axis stem-130mm 6/84o, wet white. Bought two different
sizes and didn't even take this one out of the plastic (sorry, box has a rub
mark on it.). New ones go for $100, want it for $50?

Shimano 105 front derailleur (5500 series-works with 10 spd ok). Great for
cross, 31.8 black clamp but comes with shim for 28.6-7/10. $10

Shimano 105 front derailleur (5600 series). Again, great for cross, 31.8mm
silver clamp. 8/10. $10

PAIR Schwalbe Marathon Plus tires-700x28mm, great for commuting, you won't
be able to stick anything through these things. Only ridden for 76 miles
total; barely show any signs of wear. Retail is $45 for one tire-$35 pair

Pictures available, just let me know what you're interested in. As
mentioned earlier: I'm looking for cross parts so if we can arrange a trade
I'd much rather do that-let me know what you have! I will be at PIR
tomorrow night can bring anything except the bike. Located in North
Portland