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Mountain Goat Route 66

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  1. I have a Mountain Goat Route 66 for sale. Many of your probably have never
    heard of this bike, but it is a classic. Build out of Tange Prestige MTB
    tubing (frame and fork) by Jeff Lindsay in Chico, Cali, in the early 90's. Was
    designated a touring frame (big tire clearance, V-brakes, braze-ons), but
    handles quickly enough to be a cross bike.

    It has quite a few miles on it, but has been well maintain and never crashed.
    Black powder-coat finish. Will sell with either cross drive-train or touring
    set-up. E-mail me about particulars.

    Size is roughly equivalent to a 57.5 cm square, but it has a sloping top-tube,
    so can't measure precisely. This would be a great bike for a six-footer who
    wants a quality steel touring bike, but doesn't have alot of money. Very
    sturdy construction.

    I would like $500 (maybe a little more with touring set-up), plus packing and
    shipping (~$75 CONUS).

    Steve Scarich

  2. Sscarich said:

    I have a Mountain Goat Route 66 for sale. Many of your probably have never
    heard of this bike, but it is a classic. Build out of Tange Prestige MTB
    tubing (frame and fork) by Jeff Lindsay in Chico, Cali, in the early 90's. Was
    designated a touring frame (big tire clearance, V-brakes, braze-ons), but
    handles quickly enough to be a cross bike.

    It has quite a few miles on it, but has been well maintain and never crashed.
    Black powder-coat finish. Will sell with either cross drive-train or touring
    set-up. E-mail me about particulars.

    Size is roughly equivalent to a 57.5 cm square, but it has a sloping top-tube,
    so can't measure precisely. This would be a great bike for a six-footer who
    wants a quality steel touring bike, but doesn't have alot of money. Very
    sturdy construction.

    I would like $500 (maybe a little more with touring set-up), plus packing and
    shipping (~$75 CONUS).

    Steve Scarich


    Do you still have this bike for sale?

    Randy

  3. Sorry, bike is sold.

    Steve

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