After much deliberation, I'm considering selling my Sam.  Will update in a 
day or so and maybe do a flickr photo set if there's any interest.

I have, complete and ready to ride, a Sam as described in the subject line: 
orange dtt, waterford-made (if that matters to you) by all accounts (having 
the seat stay bridge with brake housing stop.  It is in great physical 
shape but cosmetically has many scratches and paint chips that the previous 
owner addressed with red fingernail polish.  So it looks a bit rough but 
that being said you don't really notice at first; it's not that bad but 
looks far from new.  The only physical thing is the tiny point of the lug 
at the top of the seat tube is bent away from the tube.  I could tap it 
with a small hammer and bend it back but it's so tiny and hardly noticeable 
I haven't yet.  Pics can show all these gory details if anyone is 
interested.  Otherwise, I had my LBS check out the frame and it's straight 
as an arrow.  No rust, no dents, rides perfect.  Most of the parts I've 
bought new (in 2013) and put very little wear on (less than 150 miles, 
probably less than 100).  See below.  

This bike is loaded and although I'd unload a few parts, I'd like to sell 
it as it sits.

Here's the list:
- Nitto R15 rear rack, like new
- Soma front rack, like new
- Riv grid grey large trunk sack, like new
- wheels are 36h Velocity Dyads on LX hubs.  The back shows a little use 
but I bought the front new.  Both are true. cassette, quick releases 
included.
- tires are Continental speed ride 42's (actually 38).  still have the 
little nipple things on them.
- Brooks B17 aged.  I bought it new.  Has one minor scuff but otherwise as 
new. Seatpost is Sam's stock as is headset and bb.
- cabling: is Yokozuna grey with brass ferrules.  looks sharp!
- Pletscher kickstand with rubber foot and shorty bolt.  new, again.
- Stem - Nitto Tallux 10 cm.  Yup, bought it new.
- Alba bars.  I traded for these.  a few scratches but otherwise dandy 
condition.
- Crane brass bell 26, slightly tarnished 
- Shimano LX all-silver rear derailer.  Riv sold these a while but 
apparently no more.  Looks sharp in all silver and again as new.
- Sugino wide/low double crank.  bought new.
- Grip King Pedals.  much newness.
- No front derailer, though I can make it happen if it matters.  I shift 
the front by hand (rarely) and the rear with a SunRace thumbie mounted to 
the stem.  Looks sharp and works great.
- Tektro CR720 brakes and velo orange $12 levers (simple and beefy, I love 
'em)

For EVERYTHING as listed above (if I left something out required for a bike 
to work, rest assured it's there as well), $18000. Would keep the crankset, 
brakes, and rear der. and replace with vintage but very nice Shimano XT 
brakes, lever/shifter combo, V-brakes, and a White Industries crank set for 
a $250 discount.  If you like V brakes and want a triple and index 
shifting, you'll still have a complete bike with nice components and $250 
more in the bank.  Just throwing that option out there as I'd reuse these 
parts on my next build.

Whew! Thanks for looking.  More later.

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