Make: BRIDGESTONE
Type: - Complete Bike
Details: 16" Excellent Condition! FREE Brand New Nobbies in addition. I have all
the orig parts. I can have the stem and pedals put back on.  I don't know much
about this bike but I've been told it's worth about $700.
Image: N/A (Can e-mail one)
Location: Northern California
lo_hara@...


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Gang,

I forgot to mention that I was just forwarding along the ad for the XO-1
earlier.

Contact the seller here:

<lo_hara@...>

I can send you the pic she sent me if you don't get a timely response from her.

Best of Luck,

Bob Hufford
Springfield, MO

This wheel has maybe 100 miles on it with no rear
brake on the bike, so really no wear of any sort.  It
is a Sovos 36 hole flip-flop hub with a longer cro-mo
axle, currently spaced to 126 but it might have room
to go to 130.  I have the regular nuts on it but with
thick knurled washers so the effect is the same as
track nuts.  It is laced 4X with stainless spokes to
an Alex rim, satin anodized and 21mm wide.  It has
Velox rim tape on it.  It is a basic flip-flop rear
wheel, but it is in great shape-  $75 shipped and
insured in the lower 48.

Thanks, Doug

P.S.  I can possibly supply a longer axle and/or used
track nuts at additional cost...

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and cabling, and some hardware. used as a messenger bike.  14" bars.
very light ride.  $200 and you pay shipping.  cranberry metallic.
located in richmond, virginia.  call 804.833.3748

Am selling my RB-1, which is a tad small for me. Size is 59 c-t

The bike is in excellent shape except that the "Bridgestone" decal on
the downtube is missing a letter on each side (an 'o' and an 'n,' I
believe).  Will supply replacement pair of NOS downtube decals.

Specs are as follows:

Headset = Dura Ace (will provide original HS, too)
Crank = Dura Ace (will provide original Sugino crank/BB)
Rear Wheel:  7-speed Dura Ace w/ Mavic rim.  Conti GP tires.
Front wheel is RX-100 hub w/ Wolber rim.
Cassette = Dura Ace 7-speed.
Fork:  Black Kestrel EMS carbon fiber (will provide the original
steel crown fork).
Pedals original (nb:  bearings are rough).  Time pedals included, too.
Sakae seatpost.
Ultegra FD, RD and DT shifters.
Ritchey force stem and Nitto bar.
Diacompe BR300 levers and bars.
No saddle.
Cycle computer w/ dead battery.

Took some digital pix that turned out poorly (it's like looking at
the world with 20/100 vision), but will send if you're interested.

$650 plus shipping takes it all; $525 gets you the bike with the
original headset and crank and fork I'll keep all the extra parts
(time pedals, DA HS, carbon fork and DA crankset/bb.).  Would also
consider selling the frameset.  If my prices are nuts, please let me
know.

Not mine, just passing the info along (it looks nice in the pics) -- Bob
Hufford.

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TREK ROAD BIKE: Model #720

Dark Pewter 53 ½ cm. Frame
Reynolds 531 Frame and forks
Fully lugged frame w/all available
Braze ons except front derailleur and
Cable stop on down tubes.

Options:
Suntour Cyclone Front Dr.
Shimano Deore CX Rear Dr.
Sugino AT Crankset W/ 50/40/28 gears
SR Pedals
6 speed hub 28/24/20/17/14/13
DiaCompe Cantilever brakes from and rear with
braze on mounts
Gran Compe Br levers
Shimano Bar end shifters
SR seat post w/Vapor seat
Blackburn touring racks front and back w/Kirtland pannier bags.
Cinelli bar and stem
Stronglight headset
Maillard Hubs front and rear
Rigida clincher rims w/Panaracer Kevlar touring tires
Nagusi pump

Fabulous touring bike in near mint original condition. Check the list of options
for upgrades.  Get a fully lugged Reynolds 531 frame with all the bells and
whistles for 1/3rd the price. Don’t wait for the first warm days of spring.
$500.

Shirley Reid

email at:

joiedevivre@...

for more info.

Hey BOBers,
I'm not associated with them, but I noticed that
recycledcycles.net has a 56cm Bridgestone RB-1 for
sale.  It's my size, but my fiance would hang me if I
bought it.  Somebody needs to give this bike a good
home!
Kurt

56cm BRIDGESTONE RB-1 -- 16 speeds, red -- $650 [
photo]
Ishiwata Corston 022E Quattro butted chrome-moly frame
and fork is of lugged construction. Parts include
Shimano Ultegra crank, front derailleur, headset and
STI shifters, Deore-XT rear derailleur. Mavic wheelset
features 501 hubs on Open 4 CD rims. Dia-Compe BRS-300
brakes, Ritchey stem, American Classic seatpost, too.
Good condition, some scratches.


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TREK 720 FOR SALE
1984 Trek 720 touring bike. 54cm - Reynolds 531
throughout and investment cast fixtures. One sweet
touring steed in excellent condition. Overall, the
burgandy-colored frame is in excellent condition with
some of the usual nicks. Very minor corrosion (touched
up) on 2 top-tube cable guides. The bike has low miles
- all original components except saddle. Choice of OEM
Suntour friction barcon shifters or Campy downtube
(braze-on mounted) shifters. Original gum hoods are
rather dry. Includes original front lowrider and rear
Blackburn racks and 3 bottle cages - racks and cages
all in matching blue. Tires are NEW Panaracer
Tourguard folding 27" x 1 1/4".  The originals were
replaced by me due to dryness of sidewalls. Treads
were still quite good - I will ship the original
(radial if my recollection is accurate) tires also
upon request.  Half-step + granny gearing. If it fit
me, I wouldn't be selling it - believe me. Will
consider trade for same in ~56cm. $425 OBO + actual
packing and shipping (estimate $60). Digital photos
available to serious parties. See www.vintage-trek.com
for actual specs.  See the gallery section for a
similar bike, same model and year.

Andy Swartz, Madison, Wisc.





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Any year, any condition MB-3, 2, 1 or Zip. I need a 19-20" frame. I
have an 1990 MB-2 that I rode and raced for 7 years and now it has a
crack propigating around the middle of the top tube. Sort of a fatal
blow that will eventually claim the life of my bike.  The clock is
ticking, I need a transplant.
Help!
Thanks,
Clarence

Cleaning out the garage -- these two are up on eBay.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1830762614

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1830510951

Thanks for looking,

Bob Hufford
Springfield, MO

FS schwinn paramount lugged steal bike 54cm c-c size new never
built.Last of the real steal schwinns $700 jim 248-396-3465 or email.

> Howdy!
>
> I was hoping for a recommendation on XO-1 fit. I'm looking at a 52cm X0-1.
> I ride a 51cm road bike, but with the smaller wheels I'm thinking that the
> 52cm would be fine, especially because I'll mostly be using this bike on
> the road. The next size smaller would be the 48cm, which might be too
> small especially due to my longer torso. Any thoughts?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Ray
>
>

Hi Ray:

Your reasoning is sound and you should have no trouble. I ride a 52-53cm
road bike and my XO-1 is a 55. Fits fine with a slightly shorter stem. Have
fun, you'll love it.

Jon Sharratt
BOB 819

-----Original Message-----
From: Holdsworth, Raymond [mailto:rh125195@...]
Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2002 3:01 PM
To: BOBishBikesFS@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [BOBishBikesFS] XO-1 Fit



> Howdy!
>
> I was hoping for a recommendation on XO-1 fit. I'm looking at a 52cm X0-1.
> I ride a 51cm road bike, but with the smaller wheels I'm thinking that the
> 52cm would be fine, especially because I'll mostly be using this bike on
> the road. The next size smaller would be the 48cm, which might be too
> small especially due to my longer torso. Any thoughts?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Ray
>
>


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Try:
Lawrence Thal <lthal@...>

to ask about a real sweet MB-0.  I think he is asking $500.

Passing this along -- contact Dave ...

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Bridgestone XO-1, 52CM, EC, $450

Dave is the owner of the XO-1 and his home number is
520/529-8414. The best time is evenings but not too
late. MST-zone in Tucson.
---------------------------

Best of Luck,

Bob Hufford
Springfield, MO

Dear BobishBikes, I have a 1983 Trek 620 For Sale.Please check out Skip
Echert's unofficial Trek website at:
http://www.vintage-trek.com      The Trek 620 is a sport touring bicycle
as shown on Skip's website with Reynolds 531 main frame tubing.The
bicycle is pretty much as described on the website. Frame size 60 CM.
SEAT TUBE  X  58 CM. Top Tube (center-to-center).Color is taupe with
brown head tube and seat tube panels.Sugino 52/42/34 Triple chainrings
with a 6 speed Maillard Helicomatic Q.R. rear hub and Q.R. front hub.
Wheel size is 27 Inch with 27 x1 1/4" tires.Suntour Cyclone MII front
and rear derailleurs & Down tube friction shifters.Blackburn 4 Point
rear rack.Dia Compe side pull brakes and levers, with new gum hoods and
tan cloth bar tape.Two new inner tubes. Avocet Touring I saddle and
Sakae Custom bar & stem.SR Laprade seatpost.Overall condition very good
a few small paint blemishes. Cost  $350.00  plus  shipping and handling
to lower 48 States in USA.Contact Martin O. Walsh @ 703 255-6545, or
e-mail for digital photo's if serious.
Yours truly,
Martin  Walsh in  Vienna,Va

I have bought, but have not yet received, a Waterford RS 12 made of Reynolds
753 tubing, Henry James stainless steel lugs, Henry James investment cast
fork crown, etc. Can anyone who owns/has owned one of these give me an idea
of what to expect as far as ride, durability, workmanship, etc.?

Thanks,

Frank

Anyone know where I might find info on a bicycle called an Indian
Princess? Not sure how to date it or figure out it's value.

-Juan

Hi. I actually bought this bike from Dave.  I rode it for the first time
yesterday ... 18 miles.  AWESOME BIKE!!!

John


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From: Bob Hufford <bhufford3@...>
To: bobishbikesfs@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [BOBishBikesFS] Bridgestone XO-1, 52CM
Date: Mon, 03 Jun 2002 20:27:02 -0500

Passing this along -- contact Dave ...

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Bridgestone XO-1, 52CM, EC, $450

Dave is the owner of the XO-1 and his home number is
520/529-8414. The best time is evenings but not too
late. MST-zone in Tucson.
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Best of Luck,

Bob Hufford
Springfield, MO





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posted 06-19-2002 03:28 PM
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Originally posted by cholmstrom:
Looking to buy Bridgestone MB-3 or higher. Any year, almost any
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I have a 91 MB2 FRame and Fork. It needs a repaint but I have a set
of decals I'll let go with it. email me at shawnluther@...
Here are some photos http://www.pbase.com/shawnluther/mb2
It has the rigid fork shown in the indoor photo.

No relation to seller, etc.

Looks nice, seems to be going cheap

24.5" Univega Touring Bike

Item 1837023879


<http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1837023879>

Regards,

John Taglia


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I am new to Bobish Bikes and want to know something about my purple MB4.  Where
did this rank in the lineup?  Can I still get elastomers or a rebuild kit for
the original "Struts" suspension fork?

Curious,
MC


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I ran across this posting while searching for a 63cm touring frame or bike:
http://www.cascade.org/boards/bikeadsboard/messages/2262.html

I have no direct knowledge of this, so you are on your own.

Anyone  have a line on a good, reasonably priced steel touring bike in 62-63cm
size?
Please let me know if you do.

Thanks.  --Dan

I'm looking for an RB-1, 62 cm only, in reasonable shape. I'm after either
a frame/fork or a complete bike.  I can offer either cash or some sort of
trade for my 60 cm Gunnar Crosshairs.

Thanks,

Eric Daume
Dublin, OH



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I HATE  shipping bikes.  Nothing but miserable experiences. If there
are any collectors and/or enthusiasts in southeast Texas (or anywhere
close), plan to come by.  I have several vintage lightweights and
special interest bikes that I must sell.  They are all in a mini-
warehouse.  Raleigh, Mercier, Motta, Motobecane, Peugeot, others.
Lots of Schwinn stuff & a vintage Jamis MTB.

Please let me hear from you.

Hi everyone, I'm writing because I just got a vintage LeJeune steel,
beautifully lugged frame in pretty decent condition and I have no
idea where to begin to fix her up.  I tend to believe it is from the
late 60's or so.  If anyone has any ideas or parts, please let me
know.

Thank you MR. B for answering my post searching for a early model
Bridgestone MB.  It runs great and rides like a thoroughbred
(spelling?).  I hope everyone else looking for their classic dream
bike finds it.

BTW if anyone needs/wants some old Suntour Blaze components I will
sell them for enough to cover shipping and the work to send them.
(make an offer)

Anybody want to sell a nice clean MB-0?


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60 cm Specialized Expedition an/or Sequoia ( 1980's models, Not the current
Exped. )
59 cm Bridgestone RB-T any year
59 cm Bridgestone XO-1 any year
19 or 20" non-suspended Specialized Stumpjumper w/o "U-Brake" for conversion to
daily round-town commuter

Thanks to all for any help


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Any Swedes out there that would appreciate a hand-made Crescent
ladies tourer?  This bike is completely original and bright orange.
It is your standard 10-speed but is set up for touring.  The
Huret/Alvit derailleurs and cottered cranks put it around the early
70s.  This Swede is sweet!