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WTB: small entry-level road bike/frame

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  1. my wife just did the MS150 on her slicked, platform pedaled mtb and is now
    curious about a road bike. i'd like to get her one, sub $500. ~48cm. age,
    material not critical.

    anything out there?

  2. dookie said:

    my wife just did the MS150 on her slicked, platform pedaled mtb and is now
    curious about a road bike. i'd like to get her one, sub $500. ~48cm. age,
    material not critical.

    anything out there?

    I have a nice, new 48cm Torelli Corsa Strada with steel fork and
    Ritchey HS for $550, I pay shipping.

    http://www.vecchios.com

    http://www.torelli.com

  3. looks like a nice frame, but this is frame/fork/headset only, yes? the $500
    target is way missed if i still need a build kit.

    "Qui si parla Campagnolo-www.vecchios.com" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    dookie said:

    my wife just did the MS150 on her slicked, platform pedaled mtb and is
    now
    curious about a road bike. i'd like to get her one, sub $500. ~48cm.
    age,
    material not critical.

    anything out there?

    I have a nice, new 48cm Torelli Corsa Strada with steel fork and
    Ritchey HS for $550, I pay shipping.

    http://www.vecchios.com

    http://www.torelli.com

  4. WTB-road bike/FRAME.....

    dookie said:

    looks like a nice frame, but this is frame/fork/headset only, yes? the $500
    target is way missed if i still need a build kit.

    "Qui si parla Campagnolo-www.vecchios.com" <[email hidden]> wrote in
    message news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    dookie said:

    my wife just did the MS150 on her slicked, platform pedaled mtb and is
    now
    curious about a road bike. i'd like to get her one, sub $500. ~48cm.
    age,
    material not critical.

    anything out there?

    I have a nice, new 48cm Torelli Corsa Strada with steel fork and
    Ritchey HS for $550, I pay shipping.

    http://www.vecchios.com

    http://www.torelli.com

  5. oops...right.

    "Qui si parla Campagnolo-www.vecchios.com" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    WTB-road bike/FRAME.....

    dookie said:

    looks like a nice frame, but this is frame/fork/headset only, yes? the
    $500
    target is way missed if i still need a build kit.

    "Qui si parla Campagnolo-www.vecchios.com" <[email hidden]> wrote in
    message news:[email hidden]...

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    dookie wrote:
    > my wife just did the MS150 on her slicked, platform pedaled mtb and is
    > now
    > curious about a road bike. i'd like to get her one, sub $500. ~48cm.
    > age,
    > material not critical.
    >
    > anything out there?

    I have a nice, new 48cm Torelli Corsa Strada with steel fork and
    Ritchey HS for $550, I pay shipping.

    http://www.vecchios.com

    http://www.torelli.com


  6. Qui si parla Campagnolo-www.vecchios.com said:
    dookie said:

    my wife just did the MS150 on her slicked, platform pedaled mtb and is now
    curious about a road bike. i'd like to get her one, sub $500. ~48cm. age,
    material not critical.

    anything out there?

    I have a nice, new 48cm Torelli Corsa Strada with steel fork and
    Ritchey HS for $550, I pay shipping.

    http://www.vecchios.com

    http://www.torelli.com

    With my limited knowledge of frames currently on the market, I'm
    surprised and even more pleased that they're still making frames with
    horizontal dropouts. Good to know I'll be able to find at least some
    old, used, reasonable and SS'able frames some years down the road from
    now. 🙂
    \\paul
    --
    Paul M. Hobson
    Georgia Institute of Technology
    ..:change the f to ph to reply:.

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