A friend is selling this very nice CDale F1000 and I don’t know where to post.
Dat build-it’ll knock your Sachs off.
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That’s super cool.
Please someone buy this thing so I won’t.
It’s an old bike in ok shape. Offer him $200 for it.
Or spend $200 on a better old bike.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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You clearly don’t know much about me.
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Walked into a shop and…whoa.
Fat Chance, fillet-brazed GT Psyclone(highly likely by Nobilette), Otis Guy, Fat Chance, Salsa.
Ibis number 009. 24" rear wheel.
One of extremely few WTB Phoenix with track ends.
Speed & Research Products “The Outback”. Made in Bend, Oegon. Not common at all.
The proprieter sells modern stuff, this is more of a personal collection. Had a nice conversation and got to see a bunch of cool bikes in person.
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forgot this thread existed.
I own and ride the Cdale previously mentioned, and it taught me how to corner better, at an age most people, I suspect, cannot be taught easily.
Still thinking of sending it to a certain bike museum but it feels a little bit like betrayal…
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The Type-I fork on that ibis is chef’s kiss.
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Some stranges from the last 2 days in Garmisch. A speci. test bike, and this poor cool lil Cannondale forgotten and just not rusting.
Biopace!
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That looks like a 24" rear wheel
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You might be right, seems to be a thing? It was tiny but I didn’t actually look so closely, just focused in on the flat and mansplained the brakes to my partner
edit: funny, it looks like it could be exactly this:
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God bless internet bike nerds
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Dunno how it can go from GRAILED in Duisburg to graved in GaPa. People move on I guess.
That’s just amazing. It’s the German shepherd of old school MTBs.
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Nice find. I’ve always loved their old mixed wheel mtbs, not sure why.
