Richard, was the bike made for Dixon's of Athens, GA? The last time I was in there, before they moved to their current location, there was one of your frames, sans fork (sigh) hanging on the wall ... never did have the courage to ask Gene how much he wanted for it ... a 57cm with a multi-colored fade that included green, white and red as I recall ...
Vintage trivia - the shop is Athens is run by the son of the guy who sold me bunches of cycling stuff in Roanoke, VA back in the mid-70s.
Russ Fitzgerald
Greenwood SC
rfitzger@emeraldis.com
http://www.emeraldis.com/
>i have contacted the seller.
>the 50 cm bike he liste is from the
>mid 70s. so it can't be 2-3 years old!!
>i made it for a shop in athens, georgia
>a ling time ago. and i have no idea who
>repainted it or how it got from 120mm rear
>spacing to 130mm! i don't recall making a
>carbon fork in the 70s either.
>regarding the seller's other auction, a 53cm
>frame...Carantiti tubing: HUH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
>for what it's worth, buyer beware.
>e-RICHIE
>
>On Mon, 26 Mar 2001 17:09:08 EST LouDeeter@aol.com writes:
>> Richard Sachs bicycle 53cm Dark red Richard Sachs hand-made frame and
>> fork. Carantiti steel tubing, with custom heart-shaped lugs
>> Item #571609082
>> Richard, this one says it has some wierd tubing(or at least a tubing
>> I've never heard of). Also the seller claims it is from the 1970s.
>> Interesting bike nonetheless. Lou Deeter, Huntsville AL