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I like quick handling bikes, personally. The wheel starts to shimmy when you go over 30mph with your hands off the bars. As long as you're holding the bars, it's great though! LeMond won 2 mountain bike races in his career. Both on this bike, albeit in a previous year's paint job. Here's a...

Sorry I obviously don't know how to post pics. Sorry. The first picture is how it came to me. The 2nd is what it's like right now. The 3rd picture is me being stupid and posting the 2nd one twice.

My LeMond Team Z This is my LeMond Team Z. It's 1 of only 10 made. It was built by Santana with Columbus MAX OR tubes (only them and Serotta used this tubeset in welded form, according to the pres of Santana). I have it decked out with a bunch of Shimano M-900, Cook Bros crankset and...

Perhaps it's just another fun way to launder money

A very good (and honest) customer of ours once came into my bike shop with a set of Zipp 440's. His triathlete neighbor just moved out and his wife was getting rid of stuff. She threw these wheels away thinking that they were fairly worthless and he couldn't track the couple down to return them...

Not mine, just FYI http://newyork.craigslist.org/lgi/bik/418787329.html

Here's a link I found on the Serotta website. I thought one of you would like to have a shot at these. http://www.serotta.com/forum/showthread.php?t=32799 If I didn't throw away a small fortune on my Mazda's clutch I'd be all over them.

Going... but working there, so not much time for fun stuff

Taiga was their low-end frame. It's positioned below the Extralight (XLM) and even the regular "Titanium". It used some straight-gauge 3/2.5 tubes and some CP tubes. If I remember correctly, the XLM was price at about $2500, the "Ti" was around $2000 and Taiga was around $1500.

Someone on here (Hilts) helped me so I'm returning the favor. E-mail me at al_zuck@hotmail.com.

Normally, the Tomac would have had my vote, but this month you have to be VERY picky with the details. The tires on the Tomac don't match. On the other hand, the Trimble has pedal cages that were painted to match the frame and fork. Also, this guy managed to find a U-Brake anodized red...

I assumed that the axles would be interchangeable. They should have the same thread pitch and obviously the same length. I was more concerened about the freehub bodies. Are they interechangeable? Has anyone done it? This isn't so much about the weight savings as it comes simply out of my need...

I'm looking to get a first-year FH-M900 rear hub and upgrade it. I was thinking about throwing in a titanium axle from a 952 hub I have laying around and swapping out the freehub body to a titanium one. Also, from what I remember, the FH-M952 had nicer bearings than FH-M900, but I could be wrong...

Here's the link: http://newyork.craigslist.org/wch/bik/376396603.html I can't take advantage of this, but maybe one of you will want it!

I know this guy personally and he's legit. I know he doesn't have a ton of reviews, but he's an honest guy.

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No, they are not original from Cook. They are self-extracting caps called Crank Eez, but they fit perfectly. It's all listed in the auction.

I'm sorry about the self-promotion, but I just put up some e-bay listings for items you guys may want. I'll ship worldwide. Fat Chance Wicked 19" Large http://cgi.ebay.com/Fat-City-Cycles-Wic ... dZViewItem Fat Chance Jersey NEW!!! http://cgi.ebay.com/Fat-Chance-Yo-Eddy- ... dZViewItem...

It'll match my other LeMond MTB I'm putting a bid in so I can start a LeMond MTB collection. That one will have to have Bob Roll's autograph at some point.

I'll take the SRP bolt, if you don't mind mailing it to New York. Just let me know how to pay you and what you'd like for shipping. Thanks!!!