Those prices are shall we say…a typo of epic proportions

Saw this posted on Facebook Marketplace today.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace...8813005343731/

$1,500 in Mill Valley, CA

Looks like a Trek Domane Classic (Radioshack) race bike. Seller claims a 52cm (I didn't think they made them this small.)

Cut/Paste from Posting:
52cm Trek Domane
Radio shack OCLV 600 CARBON
Dura ace 9000 derailleurs
Ultegra 8000 SHIFTERS
11 speed
Carbon clincher wheels (yes Chinese)
Pirelli tires like new condition
Looks to be a H2 frameset
Super clean
Fits 5'4-5'9
Ultegra 8000 crankset 53/39
Bije weight @16lbs.
Fast and responsive

First 1500 takes it
You pay fees and shipping lower 48

Anyone know more about this or able to check out in person? How old would a radio shack era bike be these days? Had my eye out for a domane for a while and 53tt is what i fit

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace...4709845317314/

Guy has a decent track record of owning nice bikes!
3k CAD is a deal IMO!

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Rock Lobster cyclocross bike - $1,200 (berkeley north / hills) 53x57cm
 

Nice looking Rock Lobster here:
https://sfbay.craigslist.org/eby/bik...419641516.html
Maybe someone can buy it before I do! I don't know anything more about than what is in the listing:

I had this bike custom made by Paul Sadoff of Rock Lobster Cycles in 2011, and used it in local cyclocrosses for several years. It is a great handling bike, and corners particularly confidently. I hate to part with it, but it isn't getting the use it deserves.

Details:
-scandium alloy aluminum
-53 cm top tube (center to center) and approximately 57 cm seat tube (center to top).
-27.2 mm seat post
-threaded bottom bracket
-Ultegra 6800 drivetrain
-Avid shorty Ultimate brakes
-Enve fork
-Chris King headset (which could probably use a regrease)
-WTB tubeless rims, Ultegra 6800 hubs
-Vittoria Terreno Wet tubeless tires

Note that the saddle and seatpost are not included in the sale.

Thanks for looking!

Brooks leather tape
 

I'd get this myself if it was white.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace...rral_code=null

No relation, Planet Cyclery has 2 of those 2014/15 Museeuw frames in size XL for $329 each. These were the carbon/flux frames.

https://planetcyclery.com/catalog/pr.../category/773/


Size Seat Tube (c-top) Top Tube (effective) Head Tube Axle to Crown Head Angle Fork Rake BB Drop Wheelbase Chainstay Seat Angle Reach Stack Trail
XL 58 575 170 368 74 45 70 1003 410 74 397 572 50

Sierra has G8 2600's for only $12.99 in a variety of sizes. I spent over $100 on 2620s, so this is an outright bargain. Older version yes, but still totally fine. Ordered a couple of sets as backups and for hiking boots.

https://www.sierra.com/g8-performanc...g=s~2600-g8%2F

Should be a 2013 IIRC and smallest it could be is a 54. But these are long and low at the extreme. And stout too, with extra girth and layup downstairs.

A few of us here have the 62CM, Mine was supposed to be a 60, the H1 heatube make them appear smaller than they are. And it does not say on the seat tube what size they are.

I have the geometry chart if needed..

Oooh.. Thanks for that. Grabbed a couple to give em a whirl.

All the RadioShack painted bikes were H1 or do you think this is team issue? It’s weird they would make a production bike not in 52.

I can't recall the last time I admired a Trek, but I must say, that is a fine looking bike. Nice deal at 1500 for the right person for sure.

Awesome been looking at these to try out. Grabbed a pair. Love Sierra!

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Awesome share, thank you for posting, am a recent 2620 convert (w/ metdomes) and they are great. Just ordered 3 sets of the 2600’s for back up-great price.

This is a smoking deal IMO. If it fits I'd pull the trigger. I'm biased since I own one, but they are awesome bikes. Funny as they're made with 600 OCLV carbon, which is what most of the Domanes are made with today....it was far ahead of its time.

I also thought 54cm was the smallest made, but maybe they made others as I'm guessing there were some smaller guys on the team who needed small frames (which means my guess is this was a team frame, not one made for retail).