GLC1968
09-07-2012, 07:53 AM
I posted this right before the forum issue and it was one of the posts that got lost, so here goes again.
I'm looking to sell my 19" Terry Classic. It's a 2004, silver, 531 Reynolds steel touring/commuter bike and I converted it to drop bars with bar end shifters. I will get more details tonight (and more photos) but I wanted to see if there was any interest out there. The photo below is old, so it's not 100% correct. I have new wheels on it (but both sets are available) since this was taken...and it now has two shifters and regular breaks (not a brifter like the photo shows).
A 19" is approximately a 48cm bike but like most Terry's this bike has a shorter TT than you'll find on a typical 48cm. I'll take some dimensions this evening and if I can get it off my old hard drive, I do have the original manufacture's geometry measurements that I can share.
I'm thinking $500 for the bike with the original wheels. $650 with the new wheels added in (ie. with both sets of wheels). Buyer pays shipping. The new wheels (not yet pictured) are Velocity Ariel's in black (with paired spokes) and not only are they nice looking, they are a great balance between light/fast and durable. I have them on my road bike and loved them so much, I bought a pair for this bike too.
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I'm looking to sell my 19" Terry Classic. It's a 2004, silver, 531 Reynolds steel touring/commuter bike and I converted it to drop bars with bar end shifters. I will get more details tonight (and more photos) but I wanted to see if there was any interest out there. The photo below is old, so it's not 100% correct. I have new wheels on it (but both sets are available) since this was taken...and it now has two shifters and regular breaks (not a brifter like the photo shows).
A 19" is approximately a 48cm bike but like most Terry's this bike has a shorter TT than you'll find on a typical 48cm. I'll take some dimensions this evening and if I can get it off my old hard drive, I do have the original manufacture's geometry measurements that I can share.
I'm thinking $500 for the bike with the original wheels. $650 with the new wheels added in (ie. with both sets of wheels). Buyer pays shipping. The new wheels (not yet pictured) are Velocity Ariel's in black (with paired spokes) and not only are they nice looking, they are a great balance between light/fast and durable. I have them on my road bike and loved them so much, I bought a pair for this bike too.
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