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    Dave Mayer
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    Cleaning out my great-uncles old bikes. Leftovers from a closed shop. Many
    models including:

    - Pinaretto(?) brand made in Italy. Dura-Race parts and wheels. Has curvy
    handlebars with shifters that double as brakes.

    - Colanago. Capagnoto parts and wheels.

    - Rene Hearse. Comes with luggage racks and bags. New! Price tag dated
    1950! Good bike for collecting cans & bottles.

    - Cinetti. Missing brakes and shifters and it will not coast.

    - Eddy Merxx. Orange. Comes with #1 race tag. Cool bike.

    - Brianchi. Greenish color. Bike is mounted in its own glass and wood
    case. Needs new tires. Left for repairs by a Mr. Coppi.

    For me, unfortunately none of these bikes have shocks and the tires are too
    narrow for trail riding or jumping. Looking for someone local with a U-Haul
    to come over and take away the lot. Offers, or will consider trade for a
    decent Mongoose full-suspension bike.

    Report
  2. spcons
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    Dave Mayer said:

    Cleaning out my great-uncles old bikes. Leftovers from a closed shop. Many
    models including:

    - Pinaretto(?) brand made in Italy. Dura-Race parts and wheels. Has curvy
    handlebars with shifters that double as brakes.

    - Colanago. Capagnoto parts and wheels.

    - Rene Hearse. Comes with luggage racks and bags. New! Price tag dated
    1950! Good bike for collecting cans & bottles.

    - Cinetti. Missing brakes and shifters and it will not coast.

    - Eddy Merxx. Orange. Comes with #1 race tag. Cool bike.

    - Brianchi. Greenish color. Bike is mounted in its own glass and wood
    case. Needs new tires. Left for repairs by a Mr. Coppi.

    For me, unfortunately none of these bikes have shocks and the tires are too
    narrow for trail riding or jumping. Looking for someone local with a U-Haul
    to come over and take away the lot. Offers, or will consider trade for a
    decent Mongoose full-suspension bike.

    I've got a sledgehammer you can use to break all of them apart and
    then sell the metal for scrap. I'm sure you'd get more money for scrap
    than those POS complete bikes.
    URFUNNY!

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  3. rocketman
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    #3

    How about $50 for the lot. Where should I pick them up?

    "Dave Mayer" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news😄oWPh.15496$aG1.8901@pd7urf3no...

    Quoted message said:

    Cleaning out my great-uncles old bikes. Leftovers from a closed shop.
    Many models including:

    - Pinaretto(?) brand made in Italy. Dura-Race parts and wheels. Has curvy
    handlebars with shifters that double as brakes.

    - Colanago. Capagnoto parts and wheels.

    - Rene Hearse. Comes with luggage racks and bags. New! Price tag dated
    1950! Good bike for collecting cans & bottles.

    - Cinetti. Missing brakes and shifters and it will not coast.

    - Eddy Merxx. Orange. Comes with #1 race tag. Cool bike.

    - Brianchi. Greenish color. Bike is mounted in its own glass and wood
    case. Needs new tires. Left for repairs by a Mr. Coppi.

    For me, unfortunately none of these bikes have shocks and the tires are
    too narrow for trail riding or jumping. Looking for someone local with a
    U-Haul to come over and take away the lot. Offers, or will consider
    trade for a decent Mongoose full-suspension bike.

    Report
  4. Qui si parla Campagnolo-www.vecchios.com
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    #4
    Dave Mayer said:

    Cleaning out my great-uncles old bikes. Leftovers from a closed shop. Many
    models including:

    - Pinaretto(?) brand made in Italy. Dura-Race parts and wheels. Has curvy
    handlebars with shifters that double as brakes.

    - Colanago. Capagnoto parts and wheels.

    - Rene Hearse. Comes with luggage racks and bags. New! Price tag dated
    1950! Good bike for collecting cans & bottles.

    - Cinetti. Missing brakes and shifters and it will not coast.

    - Eddy Merxx. Orange. Comes with #1 race tag. Cool bike.

    - Brianchi. Greenish color. Bike is mounted in its own glass and wood
    case. Needs new tires. Left for repairs by a Mr. Coppi.

    For me, unfortunately none of these bikes have shocks and the tires are too
    narrow for trail riding or jumping. Looking for someone local with a U-Haul
    to come over and take away the lot. Offers, or will consider trade for a
    decent Mongoose full-suspension bike.

    where are you?

    $100 for it all if you are somewhat local to Denver

    Report
  5. Mike Hamilton
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    #5

    April Fools!?

    Qui si parla Campagnolo-www.vecchios.com said:
    Dave Mayer said:

    Cleaning out my great-uncles old bikes. Leftovers from a closed shop. Many
    models including:

    - Pinaretto(?) brand made in Italy. Dura-Race parts and wheels. Has curvy
    handlebars with shifters that double as brakes.

    - Colanago. Capagnoto parts and wheels.

    - Rene Hearse. Comes with luggage racks and bags. New! Price tag dated
    1950! Good bike for collecting cans & bottles.

    - Cinetti. Missing brakes and shifters and it will not coast.

    - Eddy Merxx. Orange. Comes with #1 race tag. Cool bike.

    - Brianchi. Greenish color. Bike is mounted in its own glass and wood
    case. Needs new tires. Left for repairs by a Mr. Coppi.

    For me, unfortunately none of these bikes have shocks and the tires are too
    narrow for trail riding or jumping. Looking for someone local with a U-Haul
    to come over and take away the lot. Offers, or will consider trade for a
    decent Mongoose full-suspension bike.

    where are you?

    $100 for it all if you are somewhat local to Denver

    Report
  6. Qui si parla Campagnolo-www.vecchios.com
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    #6

    On Apr 2, 6:18 pm, Mike Hamilton <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    April Fools!?

    ahhhhh....

    Quoted message said:


    Qui si parla Campagnolo-www.vecchios.comwrote:

    Quoted message said:
    Dave Mayer said:

    Cleaning out my great-uncles old bikes. Leftovers from a closed shop. Many
    models including:

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    - Pinaretto(?) brand made in Italy. Dura-Race parts and wheels. Has curvy
    handlebars with shifters that double as brakes.

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    - Colanago. Capagnoto parts and wheels.

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    - Rene Hearse. Comes with luggage racks and bags. New! Price tag dated
    1950! Good bike for collecting cans & bottles.

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    - Cinetti. Missing brakes and shifters and it will not coast.

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    - Eddy Merxx. Orange. Comes with #1 race tag. Cool bike.

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    - Brianchi. Greenish color. Bike is mounted in its own glass and wood
    case. Needs new tires. Left for repairs by a Mr. Coppi.

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    For me, unfortunately none of these bikes have shocks and the tires are too
    narrow for trail riding or jumping. Looking for someone local with a U-Haul
    to come over and take away the lot. Offers, or will consider trade for a
    decent Mongoose full-suspension bike.

    Quoted message said:

    where are you?

    Quoted message said:

    $100 for it all if you are somewhat local to Denver

    Report

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