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Here is a picture link that hopefully works:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/blindrobert/3041663523/

On Aug 1, 3:57 pm, Blindrobert <roberto.cipri...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have an AHH 63cm AHH with S&S couplers installed by Bilenky.  Frame
> is in excellent shape - low miles - excellent paint, a few spots show
> use in the usual places, but no dents and no major scratches, just
> normal wear and tear for a few year old bike.
>
> Standard AHH blue paint was perfectly matched, blended and clearcoated
> by Bilenky after the retrofit, so the decals are all intact and if I
> didn't know better I would think it came out of the Rivendell workshop
> this way.
>
> The only reason I am selling it: I have a lot of bikes - this one was
> a holdover until I got a custom done by Curt Goodrich, which is due
> later this year.
>
> The build details:  Nitto Noodle bar with cloth tape and shellac,
> shimano bar end shifters (barcons), threadless stem adapter and
> threadless stem for easy breakdown and packing, Shimano LX reverse
> throw rear derailleur, Sugino XD2 46/34/24 triple front crank 175mm
> length with self-extracting crank bolts, Ultegra Headset, Phil Wood
> Bottom Bracket, Peter White built wheelset: front Schmidt Dynamo Hub
> with Schmidt E6 dynamo headlight, rear phil wood road hub, front and
> rear 36 spokes laced 3X to Velocity Synergy rims (Synergy OC rear for
> stability, mountain bike geared cassette (the tooth count and brand
> escapes me right now, but I think it's a 34t low end made by either
> shimano or SRAM - I can verify if it really matters, but it's geared
> right to get up the big hills and go fast enough on the flats), shift
> brake cables already have the cable splitters attached.  Anything I
> missed, let me know!
>
> And now the pricing:
> Frame/Fork only with headset and BB: $1800 (these currently go for
> $2000 and the S&S couplers with paint will run you another $1000).
>
> Complete Bike: $3100
>
> Shipping will be at actual cost.  I will provide an estimate based on
> your shipping zip - you pay that amount, if it's cheaper I will refund
> your money, if it costs more I will ask you to make up the
> difference...and I'm not going to quibble or make a fuss if I end up
> eating a couple of bucks.
>
> Pics on request.  This is a great bike, I have traveled the world with
> it including France, Spain, Borneo & Japan.  It's never created a
> problem, I can break it down or build it up in under and hour.  I
> usually travel with it in two suitcases - the hardshell case for the
> frame, bars, etc. and the backpack suitcase for the wheels and
> fenders.  There's always enough room left over for a helmet, lots of
> clothes, and a few souveniers.
>
> I have over a decade of positive feedback on ebay, sell lots of high
> end camera gear on various buy sell boards, so I have lots of history
> and feedback.
>
> Let me know if you are interested!
>
> This picture was taken a few years ago on my tour of the Oregon and
> California coastline.
> <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/blindrobert/3041663523/";
> title="Loaded Homer - OR/CA tour by Blind Robert, on Flickr"><img
> src="http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3040/3041663523_2402be2a4e.jpg";
> width="500" height="375" alt="Loaded Homer - OR/CA tour"></a>

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