Splinter Wrenn

We've found her a home.
Thanks for all the interest.

Splinter

“It is not the answer that enlightens, but the question.” – Decouvertes

On Mar 17, 2011, at 10:15 PM, Splinter Wrenn wrote:

> We have a Nishiki tandem from the late '80s that has been waiting patiently for a good home ever since my daughter decided she preferred single bikes to riding with dad. It completed Seattle to Portland once, but is dated & heavy by current standards. I would be happy if it found a new home with people who would ride it.
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> The bike is sized for two adults. I am 5'9" & normally ride a 54 frame. The pilot is about a 58 but I can ride it fine with a little stretch standing over it. The stoker is about a 52-53. My daughter was around 5'4" the last few times we rode it.
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> It is rideable now as it sits. Several of the components could be upgraded to current styles easily. The biggest question would be whether you are comfortable with old-style friction shifting using bar-end shifters. The current pedals are old Looks (including a pair of the original Look model) compatible with currently available Look cleats and, the wheels are currently running schrader valves rather than presta.
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> Pics are at: http://gallery.me.com/splinterw/100058
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> Splinter
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