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2002 Redline Conquest Pro 52cm

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  1. 2002 Redline Conquest Pro 52cm

    Note that I take a 56cm road frame and this fits me perfectly.

    $750.00

    Kinesis built aluminum frame and fork built up with:
    Tioga Factory SL Hardnox headset
    Dura Ace 8-speed shifter/levers.
    105 front derailleur.
    Dura Ace 8-speed short cage rear derailleur.
    Shimano RSX 110BCD crankset with granny spider machined off (double
    ring Q-factor) 48/34 chainrings
    New Shimano UN73 bottom bracket
    Wheels: Front - Spinergy SR3 20 spoke, Rear - Xero Lite 20 spoke (these
    wheels both have black 30mm deep section rims, and look like a matching
    set)
    Brakes: Front - Shimano BR550 canti, Rear - low profile Deore XT canti
    (more heel clearance)
    Weyless 3D forged 120mm stem.
    Bontrager "Race Modified" 46cm cross bars
    Thomson seatpost.
    Flite ti saddle
    Deore XT 12-28 cassette
    Continental Twister Pro 700x42 tires
    Tektro bar-top brake levers
    Time ATAC Alium pedals

    Also included - 38T inner ring, 12-25 cassette, extra Twister Pro tire

    The bike works wonderfully. Paint has some dings, and shifters have
    some scrapes so cosmetically this is not going to be mistaken for new,
    but nothing major. Wheels are round and true, I've been riding them
    for a year and haven't had to touch them. Amazingly tough given the
    low spoke count.

    DA 8-speed is the absolute greatest for cross. Not as smooth as later
    versions but shifts reliably in the worst conditions, and super-durable
    construction. The shifters are built like tanks. Chain and cassette
    have very low miles, replaced recently.

    The 110BCD crankset gives you lots of gearing options, and the 34/28
    low gear and knobby 42mm tires means you can ride trails too. You will
    leave your mountain bike buddies in the dust.

    With big knobby tires, and heavy Alium pedals, the bike still weighs
    only 21 and change. With normal cross tires and some lighter pedals
    you could get this bike close to 20 pounds easily.

    Email: [email hidden] pics available

  2. Quoted message said:

    2002 Redline Conquest Pro 52cm

    Note that I take a 56cm road frame and this fits me perfectly.

    $750.00

    Kinesis built aluminum frame and fork built up with:
    Tioga Factory SL Hardnox headset
    Dura Ace 8-speed shifter/levers.
    105 front derailleur.
    Dura Ace 8-speed short cage rear derailleur.
    Shimano RSX 110BCD crankset with granny spider machined off (double
    ring Q-factor) 48/34 chainrings
    New Shimano UN73 bottom bracket
    Wheels: Front - Spinergy SR3 20 spoke, Rear - Xero Lite 20 spoke (these
    wheels both have black 30mm deep section rims, and look like a matching
    set)
    Brakes: Front - Shimano BR550 canti, Rear - low profile Deore XT canti
    (more heel clearance)
    Weyless 3D forged 120mm stem.
    Bontrager "Race Modified" 46cm cross bars
    Thomson seatpost.
    Flite ti saddle
    Deore XT 12-28 cassette
    Continental Twister Pro 700x42 tires
    Tektro bar-top brake levers
    Time ATAC Alium pedals

    Also included - 38T inner ring, 12-25 cassette, extra Twister Pro tire

    The bike works wonderfully. Paint has some dings, and shifters have
    some scrapes so cosmetically this is not going to be mistaken for new,
    but nothing major. Wheels are round and true, I've been riding them
    for a year and haven't had to touch them. Amazingly tough given the
    low spoke count.

    DA 8-speed is the absolute greatest for cross. Not as smooth as later
    versions but shifts reliably in the worst conditions, and super-durable
    construction. The shifters are built like tanks. Chain and cassette
    have very low miles, replaced recently.

    The 110BCD crankset gives you lots of gearing options, and the 34/28
    low gear and knobby 42mm tires means you can ride trails too. You will
    leave your mountain bike buddies in the dust.

    With big knobby tires, and heavy Alium pedals, the bike still weighs
    only 21 and change. With normal cross tires and some lighter pedals
    you could get this bike close to 20 pounds easily.

    Email: [email hidden] pics available

    Pics here:

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/63761430@N00/51757750/in/set-1122946/

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