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  1. 52CM Size Adventure Cycle See Waterford Website link (below)
    for sizing explanation.

    1997 Model-- Reynolds 853 Tubing

    Needs to be taken Cross Country, if not Around the World

    Take a look at the pictures at
    russells.comwaterford.htm Load time appx 60
    seconds at 56K dial up. I didn't want to compress the
    pictures too much.

    I never rode it on a significant tour-- Only ridden it less
    that 500 miles and the 1st owner allegedly used it for only
    "one tour in Colorado." I bought it on consignment from a
    local bike shop. The bike shows all the signs of careful
    handling and loving care.

    See the Waterford site for geometry on the 52CM Adventure
    Cycle. waterfordbikes.comsto
    ck/ac/index.php Click on "Stock Geometry."

    Exquisitely maintained..

    Beautiful Waterford Green with clearcoat over decals. Only
    the most insignificant nicks in paint. 1 nick on left
    chainstay, 1 nick on right top tube near seat tube. 1 nick
    on "D" in Waterford decal-- (pictured in link)

    36 hole Phil Wood Hubs front and back- Mavic rims show
    virtually no wear on braking surface. Wheels are true
    and round.

    Chris King Sealed Bearing Headset

    White Industries forged polished 170 mm triple crank- 26-36-
    46 Chainrings

    Shimano 8 spd XTR -- totally fluid shifting in every
    chainring and every cog 12-32

    Cinelli 42Cm Eubios Bars

    Campy Seatpost-- Currently at minimum insertion point. I'm
    5'10 1/2 with 31" inseam.

    700 X 37 Vittoria Randonneur Pro Tires are almost new

    Not exactly sure of the brakes-- No manufacturer names or
    identifying marks. They are high quality cantilevers...
    Onza, maybe?

    Double eyelets as well as upper rack brazeons and fender
    attachment points on the back.

    Midfork brazeons for a front rack as well as double eyelets
    and fender attachment point on Waterford-made fork.

    Brazeons for 3 water bottles -- only two cages will remain
    with bike.

    I love my "Post Moderne" shock absorbing stem and will leave
    it with the bike.

    I would like to get $1900. and would like to keep my well
    broken-in Brooks saddle. The SPD pedals and computer are
    unremarkable and will remain with the bike.

    All my phone numbers and contact information are on my
    website. russells.comrussells.com You can email me at
    (russells at russells dot com) am not an anonymous person
    "out there" on the internet. I am well known in my community
    and in the Dallas real estate industry. You would not buy
    this bike and feel like anything I have stated is a
    misrepresentation.

    I know somebody is looking for an outstanding touring bike
    and will use this in a way that I never will. I appreciate
    quality and felt like it was a deal that I couldn't pass up,
    (my wife agreed...) but now I know I'm not going to do long
    self-contained touring like this bike can give a rider.

    It *is* light weight and with smaller tires and no racks I
    was able to keep up with the fast guys on group rides... Uh,
    sorry. You caught me. I never could keep up with the fast
    guys--- but the bike *will* go fast.

    Send me an email or give me a call with any questions. (Cell
    phone on the web site.)

    Randy Russell Dallas

  2. REDUCED! Now Asking $1,750

    "Randy Russell" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    Quoted message said:

    52CM Size Adventure Cycle See Waterford Website link
    (below) for sizing explanation.

    1997 Model-- Reynolds 853 Tubing

    Needs to be taken Cross Country, if not Around the World

    Take a look at the pictures at
    russells.comwaterford.htm Load time appx 60
    seconds at 56K dial up. I didn't want to compress the
    pictures too much.

    I never rode it on a significant tour-- Only ridden it
    less that 500 miles and the 1st owner allegedly used it
    for only "one tour in Colorado." I bought it on
    consignment from a local bike shop. The bike shows all the
    signs of careful handling and loving care.

    See the Waterford site for geometry on the 52CM Adventure
    Cycle. waterfordbikes.coms
    tock/ac/index.php Click on "Stock Geometry."

    Exquisitely maintained..

    Beautiful Waterford Green with clearcoat over decals. Only
    the most insignificant nicks in paint. 1 nick on left
    chainstay, 1 nick on right


    top

    Quoted message said:

    tube near seat tube. 1 nick on "D" in Waterford decal--
    (pictured in link)

    36 hole Phil Wood Hubs front and back- Mavic rims show
    virtually no wear


    on

    Quoted message said:

    braking surface. Wheels are true and round.

    Chris King Sealed Bearing Headset

    White Industries forged polished 170 mm triple crank- 26-36-
    46 Chainrings

    Shimano 8 spd XTR -- totally fluid shifting in every
    chainring and every


    cog

    Quoted message said:

    12-32

    Cinelli 42Cm Eubios Bars

    Campy Seatpost-- Currently at minimum insertion point. I'm
    5'10 1/2 with 31" inseam.

    700 X 37 Vittoria Randonneur Pro Tires are almost new

    Not exactly sure of the brakes-- No manufacturer names or
    identifying


    marks.

    Quoted message said:

    They are high quality cantilevers... Onza, maybe?

    Double eyelets as well as upper rack brazeons and fender
    attachment points on the back.

    Midfork brazeons for a front rack as well as double
    eyelets and fender attachment point on Waterford-
    made fork.

    Brazeons for 3 water bottles -- only two cages will remain
    with bike.

    I love my "Post Moderne" shock absorbing stem and will
    leave it with the bike.

    I would like to get $1900. and would like to keep my well
    broken-in Brooks saddle. The SPD pedals and computer are
    unremarkable and will remain with the bike.

    All my phone numbers and contact information are on my
    website. russells.comrussells.com You can email me at
    (russells at russells dot


    com)

    Quoted message said:

    am not an anonymous person "out there" on the internet. I
    am well known in my community and in the Dallas real
    estate industry. You would not buy this bike and feel like
    anything I have stated is a misrepresentation.

    I know somebody is looking for an outstanding touring bike
    and will use


    this

    Quoted message said:

    in a way that I never will. I appreciate quality and felt
    like it was a


    deal

    Quoted message said:

    that I couldn't pass up, (my wife agreed...) but now I
    know I'm not going


    to

    Quoted message said:

    do long self-contained touring like this bike can give
    a rider.

    It *is* light weight and with smaller tires and no racks I
    was able to


    keep

    Quoted message said:

    up with the fast guys on group rides... Uh, sorry. You
    caught me. I never could keep up with the fast guys--- but
    the bike *will* go fast.

    Send me an email or give me a call with any questions.
    (Cell phone on the web site.)

    Randy Russell Dallas

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