BTW, my good friend and local (Sonoma) jeweler/cyclist from Healdsburg, 
Scott Kalkman crafted the headbadge, and I'm confident could craft one for 
this beauty... http://tinyurl.com/bmssvju

BB

On Thursday, August 16, 2012 11:04:04 AM UTC-4, Montclair BobbyB wrote:
>
> William, you rascal...very tempting...  I have a serious weakness for '85 
> Stumpies... but alas I already have my own (which I transformed into a kind 
> of "Atlantish tribute bike"... http://tinyurl.com/8fu6kqx  )
>
> BUT TO ANYONE INTERESTED... THIS is an exceptional bike, and will make a 
> lifetime keeper touring/grocery-getter/head-turner/just-plain-awesome 
> RIDER!!!... 
>
> Good luck, William, and it's for a good cause.  BB
>
> On Monday, August 6, 2012 2:51:05 PM UTC-4, William wrote:
>>
>> I've gotten a hold of an early 80s Stumpjumper Sport that appears to be 
>> practically unridden.  Deer head derailleurs, specialized cranks and hubs. 
>>  Lugged at the headtube and lugged unicrown fork.  Super long chainstays. 
>>  I think it will make a great substitute for an Atlantis or Bombadil type 
>> of touring bike.  I'm thinking the Compass 26" tires, or maybe Big Apples, 
>> with fenders, and drop bars.  This came from the Harding Elementary School 
>> Dad's Club.  I could do a conversion and then try to sell it, but first I 
>> wanted to float it here to see if anyone in the Bay Area was thinking of 
>> doing something like this and wanted to have the fun for themselves.  Let 
>> me know if you think you'd like the shot at this.  I'm thinking that $400 
>> made out to Harding Elementary School would be enough to keep me from 
>> building a bombproof touring bike out of this.  Let me know if you want a 
>> crack at it.  Here's the photo set:
>>
>> http://www.flickr.com/photos/45758191@N04/sets/72157630935094690/ 
>>
>> I am especially interested in getting out of doing this conversion 
>> because I always get emotionally attached to these projects and want to 
>> keep them.  :)
>>
>

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