speaking of B-Stones, RB-T, 62cm, on ibob, there are nice ones out there

[eddief]

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/internet-bob/_y4E02ybq0I

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[mhespenheide]

Eddie, thanks for that -- but it's an RB-T, not an RB-2 (or RB-1, for that matter). Still a nice bike, though!

[eddief]

thanks

[Bstone]

That is massively overpriced. If it was an RB1 then maybe...


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[Frankwurst]

That is massively overpriced. If it was an RB1 then maybe...


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I dunno. I wouldn't sell mine for that. But I love the ride, handling and can't really find anything I don't like about it. So I guess it's the old "Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder" line. :beer:

[mhespenheide]

I think it's a touch on the optimistic side. But there are people out there, many of whom are also on the i-bob list, who really appreciate the RB-T as an early iteration of the gravel bike (and a link back to the earlier sport-touring frames of the early-mid 80's). Large tire clearances with good road manners. Some people really like it. For people of a rando philosophy, that's a pretty cheap bike/frame.

[zzy]

I just scored a 62cm '92 RB-2 in case anyone is interested. Rebuilt with full ultegra and duraace, including the headset. Amazing ride. Contact me for details.

[jtakeda]

$500 sounds right to me for RB-T

Those are not easy to come by.....

[fiamme red]

There's an RB-2 and RB-T on NYC Craigslist.

RB-2 ($300): https://newyork.craigslist.org/brk/bik/5377440202.html

RB-T ($1,000; "Make offer, looking to sell fast"): https://newyork.craigslist.org/mnh/bik/5349295049.html

[druptight]

RB-1, $400 on Roc, NY CL:

https://rochester.craigslist.org/bik/5376291499.html