Moving, Selling my horses...

Sadly I'm moving to NY and won't have the stable to fit my bikes. They're all roughly 56cm unless noted, a few 58, 54, and a 53... go fig. Contact me here or at joshATchicagofoodiesDOTcom

Awesome Canadian Commuter Brodie Ocho... internal alfine system. Rare in this part of town. beautiful shape 56cm-ish – $550

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Canondale f500 with sram. Great shape, taped. "Large" frame whatever that means (56-58ish?) – $400

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Handbuilt by Giuseppe Marinoni... columbus tubing, full Campagnolo victory. 55cm – $550

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Eddy Merckx cyclocross -Alucross frame with Campy mirage/athena mix. 56cm – $800

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Pretty much worth only for the frame. Will throw in the wheels, rest... It's NOT a torino. Nothing like a torino. But it IS a Gios and would make a sweet fixed/ss with a unique history. 55cm I think – $100

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Permalink Reply by Paul Michael Ignacio on January 26, 2013 at 4:25pm

Man, I'm actually glad that none of these fit me, or I'd be scrambling to scrape up the cash to buy 'em quick! The Brodie with internal gears and disc brakes is sweet, but I really like the Merckx Campy 'cross bike.

If you're leaving these beauties behind, what are you taking with you?!

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Permalink Reply by Josh on January 26, 2013 at 8:46pm

1985 7/11 Murray team/ Serotta /Eric Heiden 58cm

1996ish Team Lemond/ Hot Tubes/ Mark McCormack 58cm

1972 Bottecchia 58cm

1984 Pinarello French olympic team frame 58cm

1982ish Trek 510 with Shimano 600 Arabesque 54cm

1993ish Balance Alu7000 fat tubed with full Deore XT small frame

1995 Concorde Team PDM SLX with Campy Chorus 53cm

But they're all for sale... what's your size Paul? ;)

PaulMichael Ignacio said:

Man, I'm actually glad that none of these fit me, or I'd be scrambling to scrape up the cash to buy 'em quick! The Brodie with internal gears and disc brakes is sweet, but I really like the Merckx Campy 'cross bike.

If you're leaving these beauties behind, what are you taking with you?!

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Permalink Reply by h' 1.0 on January 26, 2013 at 11:35pm

I'm sure Working Bikes would appreciate them. Do you typically itemize your taxes?

:-)

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Permalink Reply by milkbar on January 27, 2013 at 8:42am

pics/info on the Concorde?

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Permalink Reply by Paul Michael Ignacio on January 27, 2013 at 9:02am

Well, I ride nearer to a 53cm frame, so that Concorde would probably fit best, but in a perfect world I'd hand you a thick wad of cash and take the 7/11 bike home and hang it up on my wall!

Really really nice stable of bikes, my man.

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Permalink Reply by Kelvin Mulcky on January 27, 2013 at 10:14am

We need to see more pics!!!

Josh said:

1985 7/11 Murray team/ Serotta /Eric Heiden 58cm

1996ish Team Lemond/ Hot Tubes/ Mark McCormack 58cm

1972 Bottecchia 58cm

1984 Pinarello French olympic team frame 58cm

1982ish Trek 510 with Shimano 600 Arabesque 54cm

1993ish Balance Alu7000 fat tubed with full Deore XT small frame

1995 Concorde Team PDM SLX with Campy Chorus 53cm

But they're all for sale... what's your size Paul? ;)

PaulMichael Ignacio said:

Man, I'm actually glad that none of these fit me, or I'd be scrambling to scrape up the cash to buy 'em quick! The Brodie with internal gears and disc brakes is sweet, but I really like the Merckx Campy 'cross bike.

If you're leaving these beauties behind, what are you taking with you?!

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Permalink Reply by Josh on January 27, 2013 at 4:07pm

Concorde is set up for Chorus though it has a 600 ultegra rear d at the moment. I have most of the group, brifters included, in boxes and would throw in a pair of Chorus ProFit pedals since it's not fully assembled...