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2002 Ritchey Road Logic 50cm

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  1. 2002 Rithey Road Logic

    This is a 50 cm steel frame and fork built with a racing triple
    drivetrain (53-42-30) and Chorus levers The racing triple works great.
    The rest of componets include a Ritchey stem, TTT bars, Campy titanium
    seatpost (light and strong!). Wheels are all campy as well--athena
    hubs and Montreal rims. This is a really nice bike and the frame is no
    longer made. Check out all the reveiws of it.

    I purchased the frame in the fall of 2002 and road it, along with
    another bike and my tandem, until the spring of 2004. The bike does
    not have a lot of miles on it. Frame is in great with a few minor
    paint chips. All the components work great

    Frame geometry:

    Seat tube to top 50cm
    top tube 53cm
    Seat angle 74
    Head angel 72.5
    Standover 75.2cm (29.5"😉 I am 5'3" with a 28 inch inseam, but I have
    enough standover.. This should work for someone up to about 5'5"

    The Rithcy Logic road frame is a great bike for long rides. Feels like
    it is on rails but is NOT slow steering. The thing I noticed is how
    solid it feels, like it is all one piece with a direct conection
    between the front and rear and top and bottom. It is a very smooth
    riding bike and Ritchey is a legendary frame builder.

    I prefer local pickup and live it the SF Bay area but I am open to
    shipping if buyer pays all costs.

    I am asking $1250 but I am open to offers, but low ballers will be
    ignored (same with scammers). These do not come up for sale very often
    and especially in this size. I can email you better pics if you like.
    If you meet my asking price will include:

    1. Mizuni carbon fork. This from my other bike that I road for a few
    years and then upgraded. This is a strong light fork that rides very
    smooth and is a great complement to the bike. All you need to do is
    take it a bike shop and they can swap it out for you. The steer tube
    is the same length as the current fork on the bike.

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