Hello, Can you provide some measurements, TT for example, thanks! Kate
On Wednesday, June 24, 2015 at 10:14:19 AM UTC-4, George Chalekian wrote: > > Mostly immaculate. > $2,500. > > This was my daily commuter four times weekly, 21 miles round trip, for > four years. > Now my commute is 27 steps from the bed to my desk chair. > As a consequence the Saluki, which was a purpose-built as a Commuter / > Rando bike with racks and panniers, has been relegated to grocery status. > Not a dignified life for such a bike so I'm posting it here, and only > here, first. > > So why not Rando or bicycle camp then? > > Frankly, not much opportunity on the small island of Oahu. > > I say mostly immaculate because there are a few dings in the paint. > Otherwise, the bicycle lived in the house or next to my desk at the office > and still has that original clear coat shine because except for grocery > duty it was never locked up our left outside. > And Grant knows his way away around parts, as you'll see below. > Everything works flawlessly. > This is one of the smoothest, easiest-riding, most comfortable bikes I've > ever been on. > Pics attached, many more available if you're interested. > > The Specs: > > *Frame & Fork* > Lugged steel (of course) 54 cm, pewter with white detailing > > *Drive Train* > You (potentially) > *Front Derailleur* > Shimano 105 > *Rear Derailleur* > Shimano XT > *Cassette* > Shimano 9-speed 11-32t > *Crank* > > Sugino triple 46/36/24t > > > *Components* > > *Headset* > > Chris King > > *Stem* > > Nitto > > *Handlebar* > > Velo Orange Rando (I will throw in a mustache bar which is great for > everything except headwinds) > > *Shifters* > > Shimano Bar End > > *Brake Levers* > > Shimano > > *Brakes* > > Shimano Cantis > > *Seatpost* > > Nitto > > *Saddle* > > Selle Anatomica Titanico > > *Cables* > > Really? Cables? Yes. > > > *Wheels* > > *Front Hub* > > Schmidt Nabendynamo > > *Rear Hub* > > Shimano Deore > *Wheels* > Hand Built by Rich Lesnik of Hands On Wheels > Rigida Sphinx 36 hole rims > *Tires* > Panaracer Col De La Vie Randonée 650 B (I'll throw in two brand new ones) > > > *Additional Goodies, Included* > > Twin Schmidt E6 Halogens (and possibly an extra bulb which occasionally > appears in the panniers) > > Nitto Front Rack > > SKS Fenders (the rear one is damaged – thanks to an attacking shopping > cart -- but functional – I mean it's a mud / rain flap afterall) > Near Field Pedestrian Warning System (aka brass bell) > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "RBW Owners Bunch" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to rbw-owners-bunch+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To post to this group, send email to rbw-owners-bunch@googlegroups.com. Visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/rbw-owners-bunch. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
