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  1. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3696826425&ssPageName=ADME:B:LC:US:1

  2. For Auction: Masi 62cm - 64cm All Campy, Delta brakes - Gorgeous!

    <http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3696140803>

    Masi Nuova Strada

    Italian Made -- Serial #07007
    Gorgeous bike for tall rider! With Campagnolo Delta Brakes!

    This is a simply gorgeous bike for a taller rider like me (I'm 6'4"😉.
    It turns heads every time I take it out. I love all the comments its
    gets on group rides! And what a great ride it is -- classic Masi
    handling and comfortable steel.

    Specifications:

    * Frame: Reynolds 653
    * Seat tube: 62 cm c/c, 64 cm c/t (Masi calls it a 64 cm frame)
    * Top tube: 59.5cm c/c
    * Standover height: 87.5 cm (34.5"😉
    * Chrome fork
    * Pantographed seat stays, fork crown, rear brake bridge & bottom
    bracket
    * Cut-out lugs (nice!)
    * Campagnolo Chorus (1994: 8 spd Ergo brake/shifters, front
    derailleur, rear derailleur, aero seatpost
    * Campagnolo Chorus (newer): 175 crankset 53/39, sealed bottom
    bracket, 13/26 cassette - 8 speed, headset
    * Campagnolo Delta brakeset!
    * Wheelset: 1994 Campagnolo Chorus hubs (among the most beautiful
    hubs Campy has ever made!), Matrix Sonic 700c rims - dark bronze
    anodized and Continental Sport tires 700 x 23c
    * Brooks Professional saddle w/large copper rivets (pre-softened)
    * Nitto Technomic Stem (tallest adjustment stem available! -- helps
    the backs of us tall folks!)
    * 3TTT Forma ergonomic handlebars (44cm c/c) w/ Cinelli cork tape
    * Regina CX Chain
    * no pedals (I assume you'll use your prefered type)

    This bike is in excellent conditon. Everything has been well maintained.
    In the interest of full disclosure, here are the imperfections of which
    I'm aware: Over the years the frame has earned numerous nicks and chips
    in the paint (typical of use) most of which have been touched up. From
    only a few feet away I have to struggle to see the touch-ups, and I know
    where they are! There are no dents or dings. The Brooks saddle is well
    broken in and has surface age cracking, but has many wonderful years
    left! The cable casing stop on the rear Delta brake was replaced with a
    non-Campy item, but this requires a very close look to tell the
    difference. Finally, I'd suggest replacing the brake pads.

    Thanks,

    David

  3. How embarrassing. here's the correct link to the listing on eBay:

    <http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=7298&item=3696510217&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW>

    Sorry!

    David

    David White said:

    For Auction: Masi 62cm - 64cm All Campy, Delta brakes - Gorgeous!

    <http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3696140803>

    Masi Nuova Strada

    Italian Made -- Serial #07007
    Gorgeous bike for tall rider! With Campagnolo Delta Brakes!

    This is a simply gorgeous bike for a taller rider like me (I'm 6'4"😉. It
    turns heads every time I take it out. I love all the comments its gets
    on group rides! And what a great ride it is -- classic Masi handling and
    comfortable steel.

    Specifications:

    * Frame: Reynolds 653
    * Seat tube: 62 cm c/c, 64 cm c/t (Masi calls it a 64 cm frame)
    * Top tube: 59.5cm c/c
    * Standover height: 87.5 cm (34.5"😉
    * Chrome fork
    * Pantographed seat stays, fork crown, rear brake bridge & bottom
    bracket
    * Cut-out lugs (nice!)
    * Campagnolo Chorus (1994: 8 spd Ergo brake/shifters, front
    derailleur, rear derailleur, aero seatpost
    * Campagnolo Chorus (newer): 175 crankset 53/39, sealed bottom
    bracket, 13/26 cassette - 8 speed, headset
    * Campagnolo Delta brakeset!
    * Wheelset: 1994 Campagnolo Chorus hubs (among the most beautiful
    hubs Campy has ever made!), Matrix Sonic 700c rims - dark bronze
    anodized and Continental Sport tires 700 x 23c
    * Brooks Professional saddle w/large copper rivets (pre-softened)
    * Nitto Technomic Stem (tallest adjustment stem available! -- helps
    the backs of us tall folks!)
    * 3TTT Forma ergonomic handlebars (44cm c/c) w/ Cinelli cork tape
    * Regina CX Chain
    * no pedals (I assume you'll use your prefered type)

    This bike is in excellent conditon. Everything has been well maintained.
    In the interest of full disclosure, here are the imperfections of which
    I'm aware: Over the years the frame has earned numerous nicks and chips
    in the paint (typical of use) most of which have been touched up. From
    only a few feet away I have to struggle to see the touch-ups, and I know
    where they are! There are no dents or dings. The Brooks saddle is well
    broken in and has surface age cracking, but has many wonderful years
    left! The cable casing stop on the rear Delta brake was replaced with a
    non-Campy item, but this requires a very close look to tell the
    difference. Finally, I'd suggest replacing the brake pads.

    Thanks,

    David

  4. How embarrassing. here's the correct link to the listing on eBay:

    <http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=7298&item=3696510217&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW>

    Sorry!

    David

    David White said:

    For Auction: Masi 62cm - 64cm All Campy, Delta brakes - Gorgeous!

    <http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3696140803>

    Masi Nuova Strada

    Italian Made -- Serial #07007
    Gorgeous bike for tall rider! With Campagnolo Delta Brakes!

    This is a simply gorgeous bike for a taller rider like me (I'm 6'4"😉. It
    turns heads every time I take it out. I love all the comments its gets
    on group rides! And what a great ride it is -- classic Masi handling and
    comfortable steel.

    Specifications:

    * Frame: Reynolds 653
    * Seat tube: 62 cm c/c, 64 cm c/t (Masi calls it a 64 cm frame)
    * Top tube: 59.5cm c/c
    * Standover height: 87.5 cm (34.5"😉
    * Chrome fork
    * Pantographed seat stays, fork crown, rear brake bridge & bottom
    bracket
    * Cut-out lugs (nice!)
    * Campagnolo Chorus (1994: 8 spd Ergo brake/shifters, front
    derailleur, rear derailleur, aero seatpost
    * Campagnolo Chorus (newer): 175 crankset 53/39, sealed bottom
    bracket, 13/26 cassette - 8 speed, headset
    * Campagnolo Delta brakeset!
    * Wheelset: 1994 Campagnolo Chorus hubs (among the most beautiful
    hubs Campy has ever made!), Matrix Sonic 700c rims - dark bronze
    anodized and Continental Sport tires 700 x 23c
    * Brooks Professional saddle w/large copper rivets (pre-softened)
    * Nitto Technomic Stem (tallest adjustment stem available! -- helps
    the backs of us tall folks!)
    * 3TTT Forma ergonomic handlebars (44cm c/c) w/ Cinelli cork tape
    * Regina CX Chain
    * no pedals (I assume you'll use your prefered type)

    This bike is in excellent conditon. Everything has been well maintained.
    In the interest of full disclosure, here are the imperfections of which
    I'm aware: Over the years the frame has earned numerous nicks and chips
    in the paint (typical of use) most of which have been touched up. From
    only a few feet away I have to struggle to see the touch-ups, and I know
    where they are! There are no dents or dings. The Brooks saddle is well
    broken in and has surface age cracking, but has many wonderful years
    left! The cable casing stop on the rear Delta brake was replaced with a
    non-Campy item, but this requires a very close look to tell the
    difference. Finally, I'd suggest replacing the brake pads.

    Thanks,

    David

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