Hi Everyone,

I'm in the process of moving and need to downsize the stable.

Sadly this process includes parting with my1985 Bridgestone T700, Size - 25' or 
62.5cm (CTC)
Images: https://www.dropbox.com/sc/sunlyhu5pk16j8v/AAD_VUvP7XIi3DZnutUhFO9Ta

$300, T700 frame, fork, and headset (sealed bearings) + Original Blackburn 
Welded Aluminum Rear Rack (not adjustable.  It will only fit this frame) + 27" 
wheels if you want them.
$75, 180mm Ritchey Triple Cranks, 110bcd (46, 36, 24)
$50, Nitto Dirtdrop Stem 100mm reach
$50, Nitto Mustache handlebars
$40, Sram Road 500 Silver Ergo Levers
$40, Tektro R556 Long Reach Brakes
$100, Mavic MA2-Black 700C (32 spoke) Wheelset (stickers lost) with Campagnolo 
Brevet hubs (126mm rear) and freewheel + 1 Mavic MA2 Silver 700C front wheel 
with Shimano 600 hub

Complete bike $550, does not include pedals or saddle.
Pricing does not include shipping.  Pickup is welcome.  My zip code is 90019.

Geometry is listed here: 
http://sheldonbrown.com/bridgestone/1985/pages/26a-bridgestone-geometry.html

The catalog page is here:
http://sheldonbrown.com/bridgestone/1985/pages/17-bridgestone-t-700.html

Modifications are as follows: Cantilever posts were removed, area of post was 
painted to match, see image.  When closely examined in the sun, one can see the 
variation of paint texture, but the color match is very close and the change is 
not easily noticed.

Although the frame was made to run 27" wheels, it works really nicely with 700c 
and would be a great candidate for 650b.  The fork offset is 60cm.  So with 
33mm tires, 700c wheels provide 50mm trail.  650b wheels would provide 44mm 
trail.

The trail is great for front loads.  In the images, you will see the front load 
setup that I ran (nitto Marks Rack with Wald Basket).  This was a great 
commute/around town configuration.

The frame is a nice touring/shopping frame.  The flexibility is medium.  For a 
rider of my weight, 175lbs, the flex of this frame is a nice compromise between 
the newer larger diameter steel frames (I have the Hilborne), and the thin 
walled Renolds frames from the 80's.  When loaded, it feels really nice. 

Best,

Seth


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