Frames & Forks

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Frames

Gios Torino: 64 c-c ST 60 c-c TT, 1" fork w/ campy dropouts with Gios coins on top. Italian threaded BB 130mm spacing. drilled Campagnolo dropouts, metal head badge, usual wear scuffs with some touch ups, cable guides for rear brake have been heavily touched up, Allen bolt on brakes picture2 picture3

Specialized Rockhopper: double butted cro-moly frame, cro-moly fork, "old school" relaxed geometry, great for a single speed or rough road touring bike, 22" c-t, 22.5" top tube, 1" threaded head set (included, rough), cantilever or v brake, long horizontal drop outs (right side has a filler piece that could be removed for single speed use), 126mm rear spacing, double rear and single front eyelets, rack braze-ons, pretty dirty and scuffed but functional.  Includes original bottom bracket, bottle cage, headset and stem (which is stuck)

Kestrel MXZ:  Very Cool early carbon fiber composite frame with elevated chain stays. These were usually finished in the "granite" finish which wore off pretty easy (like this one).  Set up for canti or V brakes, 1" head tube, 68mm bottom bracket, 132.5mm rear (will work 130 or 135), pump peg, 2 water bottle braze-ons, replaceable drop outs with a serial number of 500965. Measures about 17" c- top or 19" all the way to the top with a 21.75" top tube.  Made in USA.  Uses endless band type front derailleur.  Structurally fine with a worn finish

Specialized Stumpjumper Team frame: Top end  Stumpjumper frame, fairly heavily used with a good amount of chain suck scuffs and a shallow ding on the top tube from the brake lever?  Decals weren't clear coated so they are peeling pretty badly....peel 'em off?  19" c-c with a22.75" top tube, 1" steerer tube, 135mm rear spacing

Trek 8500 frame: Easton E9 ProGram tubing, 18 c-t", 22.5 top tube, 1 1/8" head tube, will accept cantilever or V brakes, 1355mm rear spacing, includes the Shimano bottom bracket, Shimano shark fin!, near black paint with light red/blue spider webbing, heavy chain suck, one touch up on the top tube from a brake lever scuff. Close up of frame @  LFRAME154 2nd picture

Proflex frame: aluminum main frame, steel swing arm, works with cantilever or V brakes (includes canti adaptor), 1.25 head tube, 18" c-c, 22.5" top tube, 135mm rear spacing, 68mm bb shell, paint has been stripped from the main frame, bushing appear to be pretty tight (not much rear wobble), elastomer is split

Pinarello Antelao mountain bike frame and fork: New old stock Italian mountain bike frame!  Features "period correct" multi-color splatter paint and chrome chain stay.  Lugged construction with Columbus tubing.  Size is 47cm (about 18.5") with a 21.5" top tube.. More pictures   Front     Bottom Bracket    Stays   Drop outs  We have three of these frames so the splatter/size may not be identical to the pictures.

Pinarello Antelao mountain bike frame and fork: New old stock Italian mountain bike frame!  Features "period correct" multi-color splatter paint and chrome chain stay.  Lugged construction with Columbus tubing.  Size is 50cm (about 19.75") with a 22.5" top tube. More pictures   Front     Bottom Bracket    Stays   Drop outs  We have three of these frames so the splatter/size may not be identical to the pictures.

Pinarello Antelao mountain bike frame and fork: New old stock Italian mountain bike frame!  Very pretty blue/white fade with a  chrome chain stay.  This frame was designed to work with the Campagnolo Euclid Mono Planar brakes front and rear.  This will also work with Shimano U brakes, Suntour Roller Cam brakes and WTB Cam brakes (as well as other that fit the U brake mounts) Lugged construction with Columbus tubing.  Size is 47cm (about 18.5") with a 21.5" top tube. More pictures   Front     Bottom Bracket    Stays   Drop outs  We have three of these frames so the splatter/size may not be identical to the pictures.

Fat Chance Buckshaver frame: NEW OLD STOCK, never even had a wheel put in the dropouts! Serial number 134B4S which translates to a 1994 Buckshaver Small When is the last time you saw a 15 year old frame, from a small maker, that hasn't been built??  There are a few small marks on the frame and decals from being shipped and displayed.   Front     Bottom Bracket    Stays  

1987/88 era Ritchey mountain bike frame and fork: Very cool Canadian-sold Ritchey with the a Rocky Mountain decals (RM sold Ritchey in Canada) red with white fork, U brake rear mounts, includes original headset and bottom bracket, usual scuff, 1 minor top tube ding, 19.5 c-t, 22.5 top tube, 132 rear spacing (should work 130 or 135), 4130 Ritchey tubing, Ritchey Unifork, 1" head tube.  Front   Bottom Bracket    Rocky Decal  

1993 Specialized S works aluminum frame: Top of the Specialized line for 1993, serial number 93FSX1022-6, cantilever or v brake compatible, Made in USA, 1 1/" head tube (fits modern forks), 135mm rear, 73mm bottom bracket, 20" c-t with 23.5 top tube, moderate number of small scuffs, above average condition  Front     Stays  

Ritchey P-21 Team tribute frame: This is NOT a true Ritchey frame.  We are of the opinion that it is a late 1980's era Tomac Mongoose frame made of Tange Prestige tubing.  The paint and decals are in great shape and the bike wasn't ridden after being painted.  It had some parts on it but it was never finished.  There is one scrape on the chain stay, some marks on the drop outs and if you look from the back there are a couple of spots where the blue paint is a little thin.  19" c-t, 22.75" top tube, 1" head tube, 130mm rear, 68 mm bottom bracket.  I would suspect that the paint would run about $450 to duplicate.  Decals are not clear coated.  Click on the link to the left for multiple pictures.