[CR] For Sale - 1 track wheelser, 2 road wheelsets and an Aero Sachs

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Date: Mon, 19 Jul 2010 13:22:30 -0700 (PDT)
From: "Harry Schwartzman" <harryschwartzman@yahoo.com>
To: Classic Rendezvous <classicrendezvous@bikelist.org>
Subject: [CR] For Sale - 1 track wheelser, 2 road wheelsets and an Aero Sachs


Listers:

For sale are three wheelsets and one bike, all prices do not include shipping from NYC, offers entertained.

#1 - Campagnolo Record Track hubs, 36h - Rear rim is Schwinn Approved - Made in France, front is Fiame. Tubular tires, Currently Vittoria Atlanta, but should be replaced. - $300 - Perfect for your Paramount! Or at least half of it!

Pics: http://tinyurl.com/28jmamf

#2 -Campagnolo 'oiler clip' High Flange Super Record Wheelset, 32h - No name good quality tubular rims (Ambrosio?), Vittoria Rally tires, should be reglued, Regina 5spd freewheel with mangled removal ears - $150

Pics: http://tinyurl.com/253gsjp

#3- Campagnolo C-Record Hubs to Mavic GP-4 32h, black spokes, mismatched tires but nice, tires should be reglued at least - $200

Pics: http://tinyurl.com/3aze6b4

The bike: For sale is a Richard Sachs Fillet Brazed Tange Aero tubed bike with Shimano AX components. The frame has barely been ridden (as confirmed by the original owner) but the parts were used on another bike and are therefore used.

* Seat tube c to c : 53cm

* Top tube, c to c : 54cm

* Stand over - 73cmThis bike is extremely unique in that it is the only fillet brazed Aero tubed Richard Sachs bike in existence. The original owner, who resides in Connecticut went to Sachs in the eighties to ask him to build an aero bike. Sachs agreed, and the original plan called for Sachs to sculpt lugs from the plain jane Tange lugs. That plan was scrapped in favor of fillet brazing, after Sachs made a prototype lug that the owner deemed to be overly ornate. The final bike sports all the braze ons for Shimano Duara Ace AX components, including a screw in for the aero shifter 'wart', and special cable routing for the side actuated AX front derailleur.It's been up on Ebay a couple times, either because no one bid or the high bidder flaked.

It's a very unique bike and a part of American frame building history - $2500

Pics: http://tinyurl.com/4alqgs

Regards,
Harry Schwartzman
Brooklyn, NY