Schmidt, John

Talk of bikes with couplings reminds me.



I have a 58 cm Road frame with S&S couplings that I don't ride or probably won't use anymore, so might as well sell. It has a 58 or 58.5 cm top tube (Can't remember for sure). Lugged frame. The rear triangle is a specialized sirrus.. the front triangle was done when the cplgs were put in done by D. Fattic in Niles Michigan (he used silver... )

I'll sell it for the price of the couplings. $250.



I also have a Bridgstone Road frame with Fork and headset. Its a 61 or 62 cm frame, but the top tube is only 58cm or so. It has a more clearance than normal so fenders can be used. Normal road racing calipers also work with pads at bottom. Really nice, well done lugged frame. only $100.   



I have pictures that I can email you. Or come by and look.



John

   





 -----Original Message-----

From: Scott Goldstein [mailto:sgold-@mail.bit-by-bit.com]

Sent: Monday, September 16, 2002 2:54 PM

To: GeriB-@hotmail.com; ob-@topica.com

Subject: [OBRA Chat] Flying a bike: the best way....





Geri:



The problem is already ended (If you travel enough for it to

really be a

problem). I have been racing for more than 2 years on a bike

that uses

normal wheels and is in every way a normal bike...except for

the fact that

the frame comes apart and thus it fits into a REGULATION size

suitcase. No

charges, no damage waivers, no hassles, and no problems.



Check it out:



http://www.co-motion.com/travmenu.html





Scott