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Currently
set up as 9 speed, but I can set it up as a 10 speed for a

little
extra - $425 as 9spd and $475 as 10spd - this essentially

equates to a free, entry level frame with high performance
components.  

A very smooth
ride.

I�ve taken great care
with this bike, replacing or lubing parts when 

necessary, and
most importantly - replacing the chain often - which 

mitigates
wear and tear on the components
dramatically.

Here are the
basics:

- 56cm - Perfect for someone
5'10" (or 5'9" thru 5'11�)

- Mix of Ultegra and
Dura Ace

- Carbon fork, seat stays and
seat post

- Ritchey stem and Crane Creek threadless
headset

- Indestructible Aluminum Frame �
Generic

- New chain, bottom bracket & bar tape (with
one gash)

- Smooth as butter wheelset � true, but
non-matching � featuring a 

  Dura Ace front hub and 105 rear
hub � both hubs freshly rebuilt.

Choice of 9spd or 10spd:



Both sets are used, but not are really worn.  All of the shifters are

cosmetically damaged, but they operate like new.  If you are into looks 

over performance -
if your bike must look glorious - then this is not 

the bike for
you.  It�s not ugly, just used.



You will get, regardless of set:



1) The modern style bottom bracket (new) and crankset - both
Ultegra

2) Dura Ace brake calipers with newish pads

3) New chain

4) FREE Zefal frame pump � old,
but well lubed (one of the best pumps

 
 ever made)

5) Well used, but
fully functional, water bottle cages

6) Brand-new saddle bag WITH
spare tube, tire levers and bike tool �

   everything you need for
the road.

7) Brand-new Specialized gel saddle with a
comphy cutout.

8) Free SPD pedals & cleats if I can find them
(the pedals shown are

   not included)

9) Used, but fine
tires

10)Cateye computer w/ cadence!!!



The 9spd set would include:



1) Dura Ace shifters

2) Dura Ace rear derailer

3) Generic front derailer (the least important of all components on

   a bike)

The 10spd set would include:

1) Ultegra shifters
2) Ultegra derailers (front and back).

Feel free to call or write with any questions.  I would seek advice

from other riders which groupo would work best for you - 9 or 10spd.

cheereo,

mark

352-870-6393

mkeurope@xxxxxxxxxxx

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