Custom Tour Easy! (EX size XL)
This Easy Racers "Tour Easy" is a fantastic, custom model put together
by Angletech of Colorado. The bike is less than 6 months old and has
about 1,300 miles on it. It's a smooth-riding, fantastic bike, great
for a trip to the store or across the country. I've loved this bike,
but it's a bit long for my current needs, and I want to go back to a
more compact model. I've invested about $3,600 in this touring bike.
This one handles like a dream, even when heavily loaded, brakes
smoothly, and shifts like melted butter.
Here's what you get:
Full tinted Super Zzipper fairing (scratches) and mounts suitable for
lycra body sock
Adjustable stem for incredible ergonomics
Shimano Dura Ace barcon shifters
Shimano XT rear derailleur (w/Rollamajig for even smoother
shifting)(some slight scratches) and 443 front derailleur
Suntour Superb cranks with Salsa rings (24/38/48)
Mega-range cassette (11--34)
Philwood stainless steel bottom bracket
Ritchy Pro Hubs and and WCS "Lifetime" Headset
Avid brakes: "7" Speed dial levers, Arch Rival front and Ball-Bearing
disc rear
Cyclestar mirror
Velocity Aeroheat rims w/black spokes: 700c rear/ 406c front
Planet Bike fenders
Tires: One touring set of Schwalbe Marathons and another set of slicks
(hardly used) Unused folding rear tire for touring spare also
included
Rear rack and mounts for Tail Sok (pictured) for visibility and
aerodynamics
Cool back seat (scratches low down)
Two kickstands: a light-weight, single-leg model AND a very stable,
expensive ESGE two-legged model--great for touring
Frame bag for tools, tubes, etc. AND a handlebar bag for misc. items
Pedals, pump and computer found in photos not included. I will
include some basic pedals and toe clips, however, and some tubes!
Sizing note: This bike does not fit all riders! This is for taller
riders with an "x-seam" between 44 and 48 inches. To measure your
x-seam (not the same as inseam), follow the directions given here:
http://www.hostelshoppe.com/tech_xseam.php
It breaks my heart to auction this baby off, but it's just not the
right bike for me at this time. For more information, you can check
out the manufacturer's website: http://www.easyracers.com/
Thanks for checking out my bike!
Photos: http://community.webshots.com/album/106322979MxRFuA
$1900 + shipping if required; I can meet within a wide radius of
southern and central California