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Richard Sachs 1995 Road Bike 55cm. Exc. cond. $1,900/b.o.
This is a bike I never thought I would sell. But we are trying to
raise money to finish building our house in Ireland so many things must leave my life. It is with great reluctance that I sell this bike. I am asking for $1,900 + shipping. It is a Richard Sachs hand-made bike from about 1995. Everything about it is in excellent condition. I never raced this bike and really doubt that it has over 1,000 miles on it. The measurements a seat-tube and top-tube are 55c-c. It is quite comfortable for longer rides as well as for criterium racing. The ride is legendary. Sachs is probably the premier bicycle maker alive today, whose work is on a par with the greats: Legnano, Masi, Cinelli, etc. Just ask Grant Peterson, of Rivendell. You can go here for details on the building and painting of a Sach's bike: www.campyonly.com/joebell/painting_steps.html, or www.richardsachs.com. The bike is equipped with all-Campagnolo: Ergo Record 8-speed titanium that works flawlessly. The stem is Cinelli titanium Grammo, the bars are Cinelli Forma ergo, seat-post is Campy "Air." It is equipped with a Trek Radar cyclo-computer. The bike will come with Time pedals and Richard's custom red leather seat and two water bottle holders. The rims are straight and true, the tires are good, the bike has never been dropped. The paint is Sach's classic red and white, by the Leonardo of bike-painting, Joe Bell. He now gets over $500 to paint a frame. The tubing was once Sach's choice of tubing, True Temper double-butted—easily the equal of Reynolds. But the True Temper company was a pain to deal with, he said, as a small custom bike-builder. The paint is gorgeous. There are some small chips to the paint (from my garage) but no dings or dents. The decals are all very good since they are over-coated clear. I don't know what else to say about this bike. A new Sachs' frame is more than $2,000. The complete bike would be over $4,000. I will be happy to guarantee it. Please do ask for pictures since I have a bunch to send. You can call me if you want to, at 603 224-4553. Thanks and happy riding. David .. |
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