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rainier
02-27-2008, 12:59 AM
1988 Schwinn Circuit
Frame size: 22" (560mm) w/ forged dropouts im only 5/4 and it fits me perfectly. (frame might be a bit smaller.
Fork: Tange Aero, full chrome-plated w/ forged dropouts
Headset: Sealed Shimano Sante
Crankset: Shimano Sante 170mm in White w/ mini brake handle
Bottom bracket: Shimano Sante
Pedals: Shimano Ultegra w/ Metal Toe Clips and Christophe leather straps
Brakes: front brake Shimano Sante in White.
Handlebars: Crowbar Mtbike Risers with oury grips & Cinelli 70mm dropbars.
Wheels: Vuelta XRP Trackwheelset w cog & lockring and also with Fixed/singlespeed hubs. w/ Kendra tires.
Gearing: 16t/46t

Bike will come with ALL original Components to convert it back to a ROAD bike if thats your liking. this bike was a old Race bike. it was only 21 lbs with everything on it as a road bike, now thats its a fixed gear, its way lighter.

wheels are basically brand new with few miles on them. bike has a dent from the dropbars being on them. the bike could use a good paint job. if i dont get what i want for it, ill paint it myself and then try and sell it like that.

i am asking $260. you are okay to ride it if youd like.

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s14_rob
02-27-2008, 01:33 AM
willing to take apart and ship??? if so price ship to 60442... thanks

luisgonz
02-27-2008, 01:36 AM
Sweet I hope your going to get another one.

rainier
02-27-2008, 02:07 PM
s14_rob - umm, i'd be willing to ship it, but i mean, i believe thatd be pretty expensive since the box would be pretty big. are you a beginner? for 299+shipping you could get a Windsor Hour! haha

ill take a look into it.

Luisgonz - yeah, im starting with a brand new frame and building my way up.

s14_rob
02-28-2008, 06:37 AM
look in to it and pm me a price

alindeman1989
03-04-2008, 03:13 PM
bump for good seller

LongGrain
03-04-2008, 03:18 PM
i thought most fixed gear bikes didnt have brakes?

exitspeed
03-04-2008, 03:24 PM
^
How do you stop then?

rainier
03-04-2008, 04:30 PM
yeah, Most fixed geared bikes do not have brakes. since this was a converted road bike, i left the brake on there for everyday use. its a brake, why not have it? it can be taken off easily with a few bolts for the buyer if they wanted to be part of the "most" crowd"

LongGrain
03-04-2008, 04:33 PM
yeah, Most fixed geared bikes do not have brakes. since this was a converted road bike, i left the brake on there for everyday use. its a brake, why not have it? it can be taken off easily with a few bolts for the buyer if they wanted to be part of the "most" crowd"

i wasnt trying to hurt your sale man, i dont know anything about bikes, they scare me. but i remember them saying they didnt have brakes in a different thread, so i thought i'd ask about it.

GLWS.

whiterps13
03-04-2008, 05:09 PM
Fixed gear bikes typically dont have brakes because you can stop by simply peddling slower.

Ive really been looking to buy a fixed gear lately to ride around campus. Theyre fun as hell, I wish you were near me Id grab this up.

GLWS.

andmattsayd
03-04-2008, 05:25 PM
fixed gears are legit!!
bikes are so much funn!!
especially late night rides!!!
haha bump for legit bike!!
GLWS! :)