Thanks for the replys, but they are not quite what I am looking for,
THe trek is a little too big, and I am hoping to avoid canti brakes.
Also a frame/fork would be ideal as I have a full Campy Chorus alloy
group and wheels just waiting for a frame!

THnaks

On Sep 8, 7:57 am, Don <donl...@bellsouth.net> wrote:
> When I posted the numbers for the crank I was going by memory and then
> I checked it and it is 52-42-28. I am not sure about the numbers for
> the freewheel but it is a 6 speed. Photos coming hopefully later
> today.
> Cheers,
> Don
>
> On Sep 8, 3:37 am, Don <donl...@bellsouth.net> wrote:
>
> > Isaac,
> > I have a 62cm Myata 610. Mechanically and structurally the bike is in
> > excellent condition. The frame has some over painting on the toptube
> > and front fork which are cosmetic concerns. This frame and fork are
> > are superb. The tires are 27x1/14 (new Kendra) and the rims are made
> > in Japan in very good shape (46 spokes) and the wheels are true. The
> > hubs have been thoroughly cleaned and repacked as has the bottom
> > bracket. It has a six speed freewheel and a new chain. The crank is a
> > Sugino (52-34-26) 175. The I have planetbike fenders on it. Shifters
> > are Shimano friction downtube. Shimano brake levers. Brakes Tektro
> > caliper. Custom aluminum stem Nitto?) and ergonomic drop bar wrapped
> > with new cork tape. Front derailer Shimano. Rear derailer Shimao Acer.
> > Pedals are Shimano with Power Grip straps. It has lugs everywhere for
> > bottle cages (3), front and rear racks and fenders. The bike needs
> > nothing and runs and rides like a dream. It has an ordinary seat on
> > it, but I like it very much. I bought this bike used and have gone
> > through it from stem to stern. It is set up to go not to show. The
> > Myata frame ( triple butted lugged CroMoly) and fork (Chromoly) from
> > this period are unsurpassed. You could spend some money to upgrade
> > with new or newer components but I don't see why you would want to.
> > Everything is functionally perfect and of excellent quality. You might
> > want to repaint the frame and fork, but even there, because I have
> > used it for commuting, touring, and some gravel roads I haven't
> > bothered because I have seen it as a workhorse to ride. It is avery
> > stout steed.
> > My reason to sell it? I just bought a new Sam Hillborne and it is my
> > primary bike. I would feel good if this Myata could find a good home.
> > This week I will try to post some photos. And I would be glad to
> > answer any more questions you or anyone else has. I would like to get
> > $500 plus shipping ( not sure what that might be. Maybe around
> > $100.00. I have usually ridden a 58cm road bike. But since learning
> > much from RBW I have gone a bit larger and this 62cm is very
> > comfortable and smooth as butter. Let me know if you or anyone else on
> > the list are interested. Respond on the list or privately at donlyon
> > (at) bellsouth.net or call 386-747-3544. I live in DeLand, Florida
> > Cheers,
> > Don
>
> > On Sep 7, 2:38 pm, audiisaac <ijuod...@g.risd.edu> wrote:
>
> > > I am looking to buy a frame and fork (or partial build) to set up as a
> > > randonneur  bike, so clearance and mounts for fenders and larger tires
> > > are a must and rack mounts a plus.  I am open to anything, it does not
> > > have to look good, just work well.  I have a PBH of 91cm and usually
> > > ride a 58cm-60cm toptube.  With school starting my max budget is
> > > $1000, please let me know what you have.  You can reply through the
> > > list or email me directly at ijuod...@g.risd.edu.
>
> > > Thanks
> > > Isaac- Hide quoted text -
>
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