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  1. Hello

    Can anyone help me with Reynolds 853 tubing?

    I would like information from Reynolds, but I have been unable to
    acess their web site.

    Is there any other soulces of detailed information about this
    particular tubing or any other competative options?

    Any frmaes or bicycles using this particular tubing would be of
    interest.

    The only two that I presently am aware of are some older LeMond and
    Schwinn bicycles, but I no longer know what models that they are so if
    anyone knows what models I am referring to or any other bicycles;
    please forward that information ASAP as I would like to acquire a
    bicycle soon as I have the bug again after several years of walking.

    Any sites or other newsgroups with bicycles available would be
    appreciated.

    Thank You

  2. [email hidden] wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    Hello

    Can anyone help me with Reynolds 853 tubing?

    I would like information from Reynolds, but I have been unable to
    acess their web site.

    Is there any other soulces of detailed information about this
    particular tubing or any other competative options?

    Any frmaes or bicycles using this particular tubing would be of
    interest.

    Fuji makes a beautiful road bike out of 853, the Roubaix Pro. The
    Performance Bike Shop near me still has a couple of the '03 models,
    which I have seen them selling for as low as $859. This has a 105
    drivetrain. The '04 model sells there for about $1399 or so, less than
    MSRP of $1599, and goes on sale sometimes. I actually have a Roubaix,
    which is Aluminum, and I am very happy with it. This is the link:

    http://www.fujibikes.com/road/bike.asp?category_short_name=road&myArray=87,88,89,90,91,92,93,102,94,95,96,103,97,104,106,99,98,100,105,101,107,108,109,112,110,111,113,114&myArrayID=7&yr=2004

  3. Howdy,

    I have an '03 Lemond Maillot Jaune (Lemond's top end steel bike) that is
    853. You won't find any info (useful anyway) as companies will never
    divulge trade secrets and whatnot. Any tubing from Reynolds, Dedacciai,
    Columbus, Easton can be considered comparable and a good choice for your
    bike. I'd be more concerned with who is making your bike and where it
    is made than by which brand of tubing it uses. For your reference my
    Lemond is fantastic. Good on ya for choosing steel!

    Jon

    Quoted message said:

    Hello

    Can anyone help me with Reynolds 853 tubing?

    I would like information from Reynolds, but I have been unable to
    acess their web site.

    Is there any other soulces of detailed information about this
    particular tubing or any other competative options?

    Any frmaes or bicycles using this particular tubing would be of
    interest.

    The only two that I presently am aware of are some older LeMond and
    Schwinn bicycles, but I no longer know what models that they are so if
    anyone knows what models I am referring to or any other bicycles;
    please forward that information ASAP as I would like to acquire a
    bicycle soon as I have the bug again after several years of walking.

    Any sites or other newsgroups with bicycles available would be
    appreciated.

    Thank You

  4. Jon said:

    Howdy,

    I have an '03 Lemond Maillot Jaune (Lemond's top end steel bike) that is
    853. You won't find any info (useful anyway) as companies will never
    divulge trade secrets and whatnot. Any tubing from Reynolds, Dedacciai,
    Columbus, Easton can be considered comparable and a good choice for your
    bike. I'd be more concerned with who is making your bike and where it
    is made than by which brand of tubing it uses. For your reference my
    Lemond is fantastic. Good on ya for choosing steel!

    Jon

    Quoted message said:

    Hello

    Can anyone help me with Reynolds 853 tubing?

    I would like information from Reynolds, but I have been unable to
    acess their web site.

    Is there any other soulces of detailed information about this
    particular tubing or any other competative options?

    Any frmaes or bicycles using this particular tubing would be of
    interest.

    The only two that I presently am aware of are some older LeMond and
    Schwinn bicycles, but I no longer know what models that they are so if
    anyone knows what models I am referring to or any other bicycles;
    please forward that information ASAP as I would like to acquire a
    bicycle soon as I have the bug again after several years of walking.

    Any sites or other newsgroups with bicycles available would be
    appreciated.

    Thank You


    I also have an '03 LeMond Maillot Jaune, albeit heavily customized with
    pieces and parts. I will second Jon's comment about the frame though.
    Other good steel frames can be had by high end stuff like Independent
    Fabrication or Waterford, and on the more reasonable end in companies
    like Fuji.

    Pat

  5. Cervelo Prodigy steel
    Fuji R Pro steel
    Masi
    Specialized All these all have steel bikes and maybe Tommasini and Torelli
    www.Reynoldsusa.com

  6. [email hidden] wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    Hello

    Can anyone help me with Reynolds 853 tubing?

    I would like information from Reynolds, but I have been unable to
    acess their web site.

    Is there any other soulces of detailed information about this
    particular tubing or any other competative options?

    Any frmaes or bicycles using this particular tubing would be of
    interest.
    -------------------------------

    fuji does a great job with reynolds tubes for moderate price. I still
    use a MTB fuji "pro" frame for "urban assault" that has withstood many
    hard miles, and several mid-tube dents due to spectacular crashes in
    scree fields, with no ill effect.

    d

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