CANNONDALE's TEST RIDE SCHEDULE

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you the chance to test ride a Cannondale and find out what you've been missing!
Feel the amazing acceleration for yourself.... experience the gravity-defying
light weight.... revel in the incredible performance that happens when
state-of-the-art design meets meticulous hand-craftsmanship.

Feel for yourself why the Lefty is the best fork on the market today and why
Cannondale's Si is key to making your ride the best it can be. Our Test Ride
Demo Truck Program travels the country giving you the opportunity to throw a leg
over an assortment of our finest bicycle models; from our Siemens Cannondale
Team Replica Geminis, to our highly acclaimed Prophets and Scalpels, to the Team
Lampre - Caffita Six13 road bike.


To test ride a selection of high-performance Cannondale Bicycles please join us
Next Weekend  when Cannondale will be in OKC with their Demo Truck...Here is a
basic Schedule of events.


The Bicycle Store Too (SW 59th and Western)

  Friday April 8th 11am -1:00pm.  Moving to  Lake Draper Mt. bike Trails (SW 89th
and Post Rd.) 2-6pm / Oklahoma City, OK
Apr
  The Red Bud Classic / Oklahoma City, OK9th of -Apr
Tour de Dirt / Tulsa, OK10-Apr

For those who attended last year you already know how much fun this event
was...Don't miss this chance to ride these bikes in real world
conditions....Hope to see you there!  Most bikes will be present in full size
runs.    Feel free to call with additional questions, etc.

Steve Schlegel
The Bicycle Store Too
6066 S. Western Ave.
OKC, OK 73139
405-634-8080
Steve@...
www.mybikestore.com
The Center of Your Cycling Universe!

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Yes, I said new and 1988 model...a rare combination indeed! This 56cm (measured
from the center of the bottom bracket to the top of the seat tube) Schwinn
Paramount 50th Anniversary Limited Edition built by Waterford is the most
beautiful frame and fork I have ever owned. Even if you are not interested in
buying it, you owe it to yourself to at least look at the pictures. You simply
cannot believe how stunning this is!

Richard Schwinn, formerly the head of Schwinn but now at Waterford, told me this
1988 model was the 47th frameset built in this Limited Edition series that
celebrated Schwinn's fifty years in the bicycle business. It is already a highly
sought collectible, with an especially strong following overseas. In fact, I am
aware of at least one bike collector who has two of the more common (a relative
term since there are not many of these Limited Edition 50th Anniversary frames
around) black models hanging on his wall as art.

The frame is painted a gorgeous candy apple red metallic with gold decals and
the fork is gold-plated. This combination of color is so rich and brilliant it
truly looks like royalty! It also has the original Paramount Stronglight headset
that came with the frameset, as well as the red velvet bag that the gold-plated
fork came in. It has never even been built up and looks as brilliant and regal
as when it was first built.

As to the details, this bike is built of Columbus SLX tubing with Shimano
dropouts both on the fork and frame. There are two sets of water bottle bosses,
a braze-on front derailleur tab, pump peg, chain hanger, horizontal rear
dropouts (no dropout screws in them) spaced 126mm apart, brazed-on downtube
shifter bosses, and the rear brake housing is routed on the top of the top tube.

There is only one paint chip that I could find on the entire frame or fork, and
that is toward the rear of the non-drive side chainstay. This is indeed a
spectacular frame and fork in near-mint condition...I have never seen better in
this model.

This is the most expensive frameset I have ever offered on this list at $925. I
recently sold a black one with several paint chips on the frame and some small
pitting of the clear coat on the gold-plated fork for over $900. This red one is
in significantly better condition and well worth the asking price to someone who
values the historical significance, workmanship, and exquisite ride this
rideable work of art offers.

Pictures are free for the asking.

Thanks,

Frank in McAlester

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My son competed in his first triathlon and is hooked!  He wants to  begin
training a little more seriously.  He doesn't have a bike, he trained  on the
exercise bikes at the gym, and borrowed a bike for the tri.  In  spite of the
less than ideal training situation he actually did pretty  well.  We would like
to find him a decent used bike that he do entry level  training on.  He is
6'2".  Does anyone have a bike for  sale?


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I'm having a problem with pain in the front of my knee cap when I  ride.  I
only get this pain when I ride, and it will hurt for a   couple of days
afterward.  I remember reading somewhere that knee pain can  sometimes be
eliminated
by moving the position of your foot on the pedal either  forward or backward a
little, I can't remember which.  I use clipless  pedals.  Does anyone know
anything about this?


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Dear Bikers,



There are just three destinations left in Escapades' 2005 Bike Trips for All
Seasons:



The Dordogne Region of France, June 11-18:  This is the quintessential
European bike trip, where you will bike on rural roads in the pastoral
beauty of the Dordogne and Lot River Valleys, stay in medieval hill towns
and visit ancient villages, chateaus and churches and enjoy the distinctive
and delicious food of the region.  This high quality trip is being offered
as a super bargain this year, hundreds of dollars less than trips of other
companies.



Maine: Four Island Bike, Hike and Kayak, July 2-9, August 13-20 and
September 3-10:  On this magnificent summer jaunt along the Maine Coast, you
will visit its most exquisite islands with great biking on small roads and
enjoy fabulous scenery, hiking and sea kayaking, visits to local art
galleries, stays in great local inns and delicious meals including "lotsa
lobsta".



Hudson River Valley: Fall Foliage & Historic Houses" Oct. 7-14:  On this
fall ramble along the Hudson River Valley, you will love the fabulous biking
on countless country roads amidst brilliant fall color and pristine old
horse and dairy farms.  You can also enjoy visits to historic houses
including those of Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt, the Vanderbilts' and
Frank Church; stops in charming small towns and B&Bs; and dining in great
restaurants, including the legendary Culinary Institute of America.



If you are interested in any of these trips, please check
www.bikeescapades.com <http://www.bikeescapades.com/> , call at 800
280-7560, access code 06, or e-mail us at tours@....  We would
be delighted to hear from you.

Best wishes,



Mike Gould,

President, Escapades





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3rd Annual Ride for the Red


25 -   50   -   100 miles
ATTENTION ALL RIDERS!

VERY LOW TRAFFIC ALL PAVED ROADS. ROLLING HILLS & PAST TWO STATE LAKES. FULL
SAG SUPPORT WITH REST STOPS,  SNACKS & REFRESHMENTS

SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 2005
7:00 AM REGISTRATION 8:00 START TIME

PRE-REGISTRATION: $25. OR $40./COUPLE
DAY OF RIDE $30./EACH
* ALL ENTRY FEES ARE TAX DEDUCTIBLE TO THE PIONEER CHAPTER

	 FOR INFORMATION:

WWW.PIONEERCHAPTER.ORG
YOU CAN ALSO REGISTER ONLINE!
BETH HOLEMAN
AARON PHILLIPS
1216 WEST 6TH
128 W. 8TH
COFFEYVILLE, KS 67337
COFFEYVILLE, KS. 67337
PHONE:: 1-620-251-9522
PHONE:: 1-888-460-1050
RHOLEMAN@...
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WE WOULD GRETLY APPRECIATE YOUR HELP IN LETTING PEOPLE KNOW ABOUT THIS
RIDE.. IT WILL BE AN
                            ENJOYABLE RIDE FOR A VERY GOOD CAUSE

Okay here's the plan.  Since the weather looks great and I think we have all
been there before we will meet at the pavilion at lake Overholser at 3:00pm.  I
feel like this should only take about 30 minutes at the most.  Please attend if
you can and if you can't send me an e-mail and I will get you the information. 
Remember this is for all ride leaders,  and anyone wanting to help or be a ride
leader.

When I say help we are looking for people that might want to be a ride leader
just once or twice a month that we can call to fill in.

Thanks again,
Brian Ratliff




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We would like to remind you of this upcoming event.

Floating Crapgame Ride - Special Edition

Date: Saturday, April 2, 2005
Time: 8:30AM CST (GMT-06:00)

Something special for the last FCR of the season.

Meet at Union City and ride to Chickasha or Cherokee Truck Stop
depending on weather. Distance will be longer than most FCR
rides--a little over 50 miles if we go to Chickasha and closer
to 60 if we go to Cherokee T.S.

ALSO, note the earlier departure time of _8:30_ rather than
9:00. Please be there early enough to be _ready_to_ride at 8:30.

Meet at the ice cream place just south of the intersection of US
81 and SH 152.

Ride leader: John Wente 405-354-2301 jwente49@...

There is nothing like waiting until the last minute but alas that is what I have
done.  Daylight savings time is this Sunday and with it the start of lots of new
rides.  I really need to meet with all ride leaders and anyone wanting to be a
ride leader or assist as a ride leader.  With that in mind please lightly mark
your calender for a quick meeting this Sunday afternoon.  I'm thinking around 2
or 3 but I'm still trying to find a place to meet.  If you have any ideas I'm
all ears.  I will let you know something definite ASAP.

If you know you cannot make it on Sunday please send me and email so I can get
you the information.

Thanks,
Brian Ratliff



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Bought new this time last year.  A few small sratches.  Paid $400,
sell for $200.  Pictures are available

Jason

I recently purchased this built up but never ridden 2001 Serotta Colorado III
from a Serotta bike shop that was closing out their older model Serotta frames.
This is an absolutely gorgeous frameset! The Serotta paint looks wet and the
welds are some of the best I have ever seen. This is a wonderful testament to
the quality workmanship and aesthetic beauty Serotta puts into their hand-built
frames.



This near-new 2001 model Serotta Colorado III frame measures 55cm from the
center of the bottom bracket to the center of the seat tube with a 55cm top
tube. It is finished in the classic Serotta competition red to competition
yellow fade paint scheme with yellow decals on the red down tube and seat tube.
There is a matching yellow 1" threaded carbon fiber fork. This bike will turn
heads wherever you go.it is stunningly beautiful!



The Colorado III uses Serotta's signature C4S steel tube set, which makes it
feel lighter and more responsive than bikes that actually weigh less. C45
Colorado 4th Dimension steel tubing is the most sophisticated steel tune set
made. All tubes are proprietary Serotta size-specific Colorado Concept. Main
tubes have tapered triple short butts for maximum mechanical advantage, minimal
weight, optimum rigidity, and compliance. Seat stays are double-tapered for
maximum strength, beauty, and traction control.



This Serotta Colorado III has Serotta's exclusive 3D XL dropouts and the
legendary Serotta Power "S" bend chain stays. This Serotta has the new Serotta
Head On cable guides, which are light and easy to adjust. Large sculpted pockets
on the barrel adjusters give you a better grip, making for easy "on the fly"
shifting adjustments if necessary.



There are two sets of water bottle bosses, a pump peg, the rear brake cable is
routed at 7 o'clock on the top tube, and it takes a clamp-on front derailleur.
The head tube 15mm extended top of the head tube for better fit and
adjustability and the rear dropout spacing is 130mm.



The fork has a few places on the fork crown where the paint was scratched off
when the fork crown was removed. The Serotta bike shop where I bought the frame
looked it over and indicated the scratches are cosmetic in nature, not
structurally significant.



The price on the 2001 model frame and fork was $1,495, and that didn't include a
fork. You can buy this near-new one for only $795, and that includes the
matching carbon fiber fork!



As a bonus, you can get free (a $49.99 value) a 6-bike mobile storage rack:


http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/Displayitem.taf?itemnumber=2628




Pictures available on request.



Thanks,



Frank in McAlester


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see below



Thanks

Becky Rycroft
Personal Trainer
CPR/First Aid Instructor
405 202-7039



-----Original Message-----
From: oubiker@... [mailto:oubiker@...]
Sent: Monday, March 28, 2005 8:32 PM
To: Wheelmen@yahoogroups.com; newobc@yahoogroups.com;
tat-ok@yahoogroups.com; taobike@yahoogroups.com; tbc@...;
multisportOKC@yahoogroups.com; ok-bicycle-market@yahoogroups.com;
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Subject: [TAT-OK] Kestrel KM40 Airfoil for Sale



WARNING: Do not purchase this bike if you wish to retain any excuses for
slow bike splits!

This Dream Machine purchased brand new in 2004 and babied (housed in
bedroom). Low mileage, uncut threadless fork, ready to ride.
Full Shimano Ultegra 9-speed grupo
Profile Design Carbon Stryke aerobars
Dura-Ace bar end shifters
Spinergy XAERO-X 650 wheelset
Kestrel EMS Pro fork
Cane Creek headset
Thompson Elite seatpost
Selle Italia SLR saddle
2 Sets of Tires: Michelin ProRace & Kenda Koncept Lite Kevlar Bead

Complete set of top-end accessories included:
Xlab Saddlewing with hardware, X-Nut, X-Hook, 2 X-Straps, Profile Design
Aerodrink, Profile Design Universal Computer Mount, and 2 spare 650 tubes

Frame and components are virtually flawless, with an original MSRP of about
$4500.
Minor imperfections include 1 silver replacement spoke on each wheel and
scratched right-front rim (not affecting braking surface).
3.1 lbs, one-piece monocoque frame is 2nd-to-one for speed and comfort,
especially on the long hauls.

Please contact me directly with questions or for pictures. Asking $2500.
Thanks!
Jeremy Jones
TAT Member


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I'm trying to locate a valid e-mail address for Ron Dougherty.
If anyone knows him, please forward this to him.

Thanks!

Ed Wagner
OBC Membership Director 2005

The spirit is willing, but the flesh is middle-aged.
http://cycledog.blogspot.com

The last Road I class available before the League Cycling Instructors course in
May will be this Saturday.  If you are planning to attend the LCI course and
have yet to take the Road I Course this is your last chance.

The Road I class will be Saturday at 8 am at Metro Tech's Springlake campus. 
Contact Pete Kramer at 605-4791 for more information.

I know it looks like the weather maybe really nice this weekend but what better
way to spend the day than in learning the safest methods for riding on the
streets and roadways of our state.  Think you know everything there is about
cycling???  You might be surprised at what you'll learn in this class.  There's
something new in every class.

These classes are taught by a nationally certified instructor, and are
recognized thoughout the US.




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This is a new, never ridden or even built up, Lyonsport frame and fork. This
frame and fork were built for display at bike shows to showcase Jeff Lyon's
wonderful workmanship.
Jeff Lyon has been building beautiful and strong fillet-brazed hand-built frames
for more than 25 years. For those who are not familiar with the pedigree of this
framebuilder, Jeff Lyon, you can read about him at:

http://www.lyonsport.com/web/history.html

The frame measures 54cm from the center of the bottom bracket to the top of the
top tube, with a 54cm top tube. The seat tube is 75 degrees and the head tube
angle is 72.5 degrees, with 130mm rear spacing.

This frameset is a beautiful candy blue color (blue pearl over a silver base
coat.stunning!!) built of Reynolds 725 tubing (a high-end heat-treated butted
steel) with fillet brazed joints. The fork is a painted to match Tom Ritchey
threadless fork.

This frame has Lyon's signature wishbone rear seatstay and Breezer-type rear
dropouts. The rear brake cable is routed at 7 o'clock on the top tube and the
bike uses a Shimano-type derailleur cable guide under the bottom bracket shell.

This would make a great all-around bike, with fender eyelets front and rear and
rack braze-ons on the seat stays. The cable adjusters are on the headtube, not
on the downtube, so this would be better built with Campy Ergo or Shimano STI
components rather than downtube shifters.

Pictures available on request.

$300 picked up in McAlester.

Thanks,

Frank in McAlester

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This Rossin has never been ridden or even built up..it is new old stock. I
bought it from a bike shop when they were closing out some of their Rossin line
of framesets.

This beautiful fully-lugged Rossin measures 54cm from the center of the bottom
bracket to the center of the seat tube, with a 55cm top tube. The frame has a
canary yellow to inkwell blue paint scheme with contrasting decals on the down
tube and seat tube. The 1" threaded fork is a matching yellow with chromed lower
legs. The right chain stay is also chromed.

The tubing is Columbus Neuron, one of the finest steels offered by Columbus and
designed exclusively for bicycle frames. Neuron tubing is one of the tubesets in
the Columbus Nivacrom steel family. Columbus Nivacrom gets its strength not from
heat-treatment, but from special composition. Niobium and vanadium are alloyed
with the other elements to produce a high strength and dependable steel. The
high end Columbus tubesets are all made of this same material, with different
shapes and butting profiles. Makes for a strong, yet light, steel frameset.

There are two sets of water bottle bosses, a braze-on front derailleur tab, down
tube shifter bosses, and the rear brake cable is internally routed through the
top tube. The rear dropouts are semi-vertical with adjusting screws included.
The rear spacing on the dropouts is 130mm, the head tube is 136mm in length, and
the 1" threaded fork steerer tube measures 182mm.

The frame is fully lugged, with the Rossin "R" cut out of the lower head tube
lug. The head tube lugs also have some curls to them, making for a very nice
fancy touch. Decal on the bottom of the seat tube says "Handmade by Rossin Italy
The Dupont System".

This bike was new old stock with a very few very small paint chips that have
been touched up. I cleaned up the bottom bracket shell and an Italian bottom
bracket spins right in. $400 picked up in McAlester. Pictures available on
request.

Thanks, Frank


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Thanks to Joe Martine, the OBS members survey IS now available on-line.
Nothing to print, clip, or mail. The URL is:

	 http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=3766960125

Please do NOT complete the survey if you are not an OBS member. However, if
you are not a member and would like to communicate to the club why you
choose not to join and what the club might do to induce you to become a
member, send your comments to:

	 obsmail@...

SERIOUS RESPONSES ONLY please. This mail is read by club volunteers who are
already very busy.


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Hi Webguy, aka John Wente

Just got back home and read the mails.  Got the
newsletter too, but have not read it yet.

Not to worry, I would love to venture, no one
will want to cut your salary.  After all, who
could possibly fill your shoes as web guy,
membership guy, ride leader and any other job
descriptions I forget to list here.

Thanks for ALL the GREAT work you do.

Moni Neville

PS, for those NOT knowing... John along with all
other OBS board members and volunteers does NOT
get any payment whatsoever from OBS.  This is all
tongue in cheek.

--- John Wente <jwente49@...> wrote:
>
> Everyone,
>
> The April Pathfinder has a survey form and
> indicates that it is also
> available on-line. Well... you're web guy
> hasn't been able to get a form
> on-line that works. I can put up a PDF file of
> the one in the newsletter,
> but you'd still have to print that out and mail
> it in. Might as well use the
> one in the newsletter.
>
> John Wente
> OBS "Web Guy"
>
> P.S. I hope OBS doesn't make me forfeit a
> portion of my enormous salary over
> this.

Well since we can't give him a raise; we'll give him 100 'attaboys'


--- In ok-bike-society@yahoogroups.com, kmauk@a... wrote:
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> Everyone,
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> The April Pathfinder has a survey form and  indicates that it is also
> available on-line. Well... you're web guy hasn't  been able to get a form
> on-line that works. I can put up a PDF file of the  one in the newsletter,
> but you'd still have to print that out and mail it  in. Might as well use the
> one in the newsletter.
>
> John Wente
> OBS  "Web Guy"
>
> P.S. I hope OBS doesn't make me forfeit a portion of my  enormous salary over
> this.
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Everyone,

The April Pathfinder has a survey form and  indicates that it is also
available on-line. Well... you're web guy hasn't  been able to get a form
on-line that works. I can put up a PDF file of the  one in the newsletter,
but you'd still have to print that out and mail it  in. Might as well use the
one in the newsletter.

John Wente
OBS  "Web Guy"

P.S. I hope OBS doesn't make me forfeit a portion of my  enormous salary over
this.




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Everyone,

The April Pathfinder has a survey form and indicates that it is also
available on-line. Well... you're web guy hasn't been able to get a form
on-line that works. I can put up a PDF file of the one in the newsletter,
but you'd still have to print that out and mail it in. Might as well use the
one in the newsletter.

John Wente
OBS "Web Guy"

P.S. I hope OBS doesn't make me forfeit a portion of my enormous salary over
this.




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A reminder of the General  Meeting April 4th at 7:00 pm at Grace United
Methodist Church (just south of 63rd St. on Tulsa).

On a subject near and dear to all our hearts (and stomachs), our scheduled
speaker is Karen Massey LD, RD, CDE. Karen is the Community Dietician for
INTEGRIS Baptist Medical Center. Karen will talk about Diet and Exercise.

Hope to see you there,
Wilton Berry, OBS Vice President


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We would like to remind you of this upcoming event.

Floating Crapgame Ride

Date: Saturday, March 26, 2005
Time: 9:00AM CST (GMT-06:00)

We'll meet this Saturday at One Benham Place (NE corner of
Britton Rd and Broadway Extension.

Ride leaves promptly at 9:00.

Ride Leader: John Wente
354-2301  jwente49@...

Thanks!!  Still have 20" bikes.  These are crazy srong Urban Street
bikes.  Retailed for $400.  Will sell for $125 and have 2 left.

Jason

Used Raleigh M 50dx size 18".  Blue and black in color, in very good
shape.  $220.  Also have NEW Ironhorse Maverick Comp size 19.5".
Retailed for $290, will sell for $160.  20" bikes (3) from $50 and
up.  Pictures are available.

Jason

Women's Specialized Sirrus Expert 2003 model.  Never wrecked ridden 189 miles. 
Carbon fork shimano components. Burnt orange color.
$600.00 OBO. Call 610-7640 or 600- 4367  for more info.

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The Redbud Cycling Events will be held April 9, starting at 7:15
<http://www.redbud.org/>

2005 Beneficiary - Citizens Caring for Children

Online information and registration http://www.redbud.org

Note --New to the Redbud this year: Vendor Expo and 1/2 Marathon

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED:
1) For any of you that will not ride in the event, I'm looking for two
volunteers to drive a 2nd SAG truck on Sat 9th (Lynn Key and Jan Chumard
have graciously volunteered for one truck).  Redbud provides a truck for
this, so no extra miles on your car!

2) We are also looking for volunteers to assist with marking the course
on Friday April 8th.

If you're interested in volunteering for either of these two duties,
please email me at Liz.Groom@...
Thanks!
Liz



Liz Groom
Director of Information Systems
McAfee & Taft
10th Floor, Two Leadership Square
Oklahoma City, OK 73102
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It is official.  Due to a low level of interest the Covered Bridge Tour in
Indiana is canceled.  I look forward to working with the OBS board with the hope
of saving Grand Tour.  Stay tuned to the Pathfinder and the OBS website for
more information in the future.


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We would like to remind you of this upcoming event.

Floating Crapgame Ride

Date: Saturday, March 19, 2005
Time: 9:00AM CST (GMT-06:00)

Starting point for the FCR this Saturday will be the NW corner
of 122nd & Rockwell.

Ride leaves promptly at 9:00.

Ride leader: Jim Allshouse 721-8317 jim0740@...

This is a new, never ridden or even built up, Lyonsport frame and fork. This
frame and fork were built for display at bike shows to showcase Jeff Lyon's
wonderful workmanship.
Jeff Lyon has been building beautiful and strong fillet-brazed hand-built frames
for more than 25 years. For those who are not familiar with the pedigree of this
framebuilder, Jeff Lyon, you can read about him at:

http://www.lyonsport.com/web/history.html

The frame measures 54cm from the center of the bottom bracket to the top of the
top tube, with a 54cm top tube. The seat tube is 75 degrees and the head tube
angle is 72.5 degrees, with 130mm rear spacing.

This frameset is a beautiful candy blue color (blue pearl over a silver base
coat.stunning!!) built of Reynolds 725 tubing (a high-end heat-treated butted
steel) with fillet brazed joints. The fork is a painted to match Tom Ritchey
threadless fork.

This frame has Lyon's signature wishbone rear seatstay and Breezer-type rear
dropouts. The rear brake cable is routed at 7 o'clock on the top tube and the
bike uses a Shimano-type derailleur cable guide under the bottom bracket shell.

This would make a great all-around bike, with fender eyelets front and rear and
rack braze-ons on the seat stays. The cable adjusters are on the headtube, not
on the downtube, so this would be better built with Campy Ergo or Shimano STI
components rather than downtube shifters.

Pictures available on request.

$400 picked up in McAlester.

Thanks,

Frank in McAlester


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