Cool Kish
 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/174709703275

https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/QmgAA...lB/s-l1600.jpg

Della Santa Corsa Speciale, not giving it away, however nice frame at any price.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/14399039641...&ul_noapp=true



https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/7TQAA...io/s-l1600.jpg

Nice, but not sure that's the original fork.

Certainly questionable, here is a claimed Della Santa LeMond which looks to be with the same fork, however you are correct it appears like he did prefer to build with flat crown forks.

Lemond GAN
 

another interesting Lemond....this time a 61cm GAN team bike, randomly w/a Serotta fork. Sticker says "Acier Steel", so looks like it's a GLX build, but odd ad as several of the detailed pics are clearly from the internet and may not be details on this bike....but the bike for sale appears to have a number hanger, which I know is attractive for some.

https://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/...298379895.html

I owned a Della Santa once with the same fork..very nice riding bike and nicely detailed

https://i.imgur.com/9W0NtSOh.jpg

Serotta Coeur d'Acier
 

....continuing with the "acier" theme from the Lemond above: this one has been on FB marketplace in LA for a while and he just dropped the price to $1300 (local pickup only).

Serotta Coeur d'Acier Sierra Nevada bike w/DA 7800. I've always wanted one of these (albeit in a bigger size). Pre-Enve EDGE fork. No number tab and some funky geo from the days of hugely sloping TT's. Judging by the boatload of spacers/riser stem combo and mile of seatpost I'd guess this didn't fit the seller particularly well. He has some spectacularly bad pictures, but here's the best of the lot.

OP's ad copy:
Serotta Pro Team Racing Bike: Coeur d' Acier
-Chromoly Frame: Columbus Tubing
-Full Dura-Ace Groupset
-Top tube Length: 57.8 cm (effective)
-Seat Tube Length (center of BB to center of TT): 49 cm
-FSA Bar and Stem Kit
-Thompson Seatpost
-Seat not included
-Bike must be picked up

2010 Tom Kellog Spectrum Ti, 60cm-ish
 

It has a few cosmetic issues, but if it were a 57/58, it might be in my stable ;-)


https://ep1.pinkbike.org/p6pb20360190/p6pb20360190.jpg

For Sale Spectrum Super Titanium 60-61 cm serial #106184, good condition, some clear coat issues and paint chips on head tube, (see pics), no dents. Hi end Enve full carbon fork and Velo Orange Grand Cru sealed bearing headset. Sparkly Green, black, and Ti color. The bike is actually painted sparkly green, w/ yellow and Ti, but the previous owner covered the yellow sections with something like pinstriping to cover the yellow. It can be pealed off if you want to got back to yellow.

Numbers:
Top Tube Effective: 58.5 c-c
Seat tube: 49.7 c-c
Head tube: 19.4
Slope: 10 degrees
Chain stay 41.0
Wheel base 101.1
Head and seat angle 73.5
Total steerer tube 300mm


Asking $1150.00 Paypal, plus $45 CONUS via BikeFlights, I'll Paypal fees.


https://www.pinkbike.com/buysell/3022316/

You want it 2cm shorter, I'd want it 2cm longer. Though I doubt it would be far and away better than my Legend, still, the heart wants what the heart wants as they say. I've always wanted a TK Ti Super, and that is about as good a price as any I've seen yet.

Nice find...!!!

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Ritchey-Roa...torefresh=true

*Rare* Ritchey Road Logic Heritage

In 2018, Ritchey released a limited number of 100 Road Logic frames painted in the classic Ritchey red, white, and blue paint scheme. Each frame was numbered and painted in their factory in Taiwan. This is an extremely rare frame that was painted, and signed, by Rick Stefani of D&D Cycles, the original frame painter for all classic Ritchey bikes.

I'm selling because it's not the right fit and collector's item or not, this bike deserves to be out on the road. Includes frame, Ritchey carbon fork, and Ritchey headset.

Standard Road Logic geo (look up the charts for all details), main specs below:

TT effective: 563
TT actual: 551
ST (c-t): 525
ST and HT angle: 73.5º
Stack/Reach: 568/395

57mm steerer tube remains
I've heard they can clear up to 32c tires, but I only ran 28s.

I lost out to this bike by mere seconds when it was on EBay about 1 1/2 years ago. Went to purchase it and it was already gone.

ANT touring frame. No idea if this a good deal price wise but surely it's a nice frame. That fork crown is pretty

https://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/bi...299703908.html

https://images.craigslist.org/00E0E_...t2_600x450.jpg

https://images.craigslist.org/00W0W_...t2_600x450.jpg

https://images.craigslist.org/01010_...t2_600x450.jpg

Ritchey Road Logic with Chorus for $650 in Ogden, Utah

I've never seen a yellow one before, I like it!

https://classifieds.ksl.com/listing/63375990

https://img.ksl.com/mx/mplace-classi...tplace/664x500

https://img.ksl.com/mx/mplace-classi...tplace/664x500

buyer beware: that seatpost height

1981 Colnago Super Frame & Fork 56cm - $800 (Pawtucket, RI)
 

03/31/2021

1981 Colnago Super Frame & Fork / Campagnolo Headset - $800 (Pawtucket, RI)
1981 Colnago Super Frameset 56 cm / Campagnolo Headset

I've owned this frameset for over 12 years, and most of that time is has been on the shelf. Formerly built up with Campy Nuovo & Super Record components. Paint is chipped in some spots, and I believe the previous owner repainted the top tube, but the integrity of the frame is still great. Stickers are also wearing off in some spots. Chrome fork with clover stamps on the crown. Classic Colnago cutout on the bottom bracket as well. Headset bearings were just replaced and this beast is ready to be rebuilt. I'm also selling the full Campy Super/Nuovo Record groupset it was formerly built up with.

56cm TT
57cm CTC

Seat post diameter - 27.0mm

Rear dropout clearance - 126mm
Fork dropout clearance - 100mm
https://providence.craigslist.org/bo...288974518.html