Selling my beloved Yo Eddy. Back surgery in 2009, I only ride recumbent now. Sent my 1985 Fat Chance in for repair(pinhole in the seat tube), deemed too far gone, ended up with this frame as a "demo" with new paint, it belonged originally to an employee. Repainted 2004 or so by Tom Kellogg, Spectrum Cycles. It was originally a lighter blue, like a Mustang Grabber Blue, not sure what is was called. I wasn't going for originality then, just needed some fresh paint, Tom had this blue..... Decals are not all in quite the right place. It has a dent in the right seat stay, there for as long as I can remember. Tom looked it over before the repaint -- since the frame was otherwise straight and in good condition and I'd ridden it for years like that, he said good to go if I wasn't concerned about the appearance.
Serial Number 173Y2M
Medium
Top Tube 22.5" ctc Seat Tube 17.25" ctc (my measurements)
Big 1 inch fork
Not suspension corrected if I remember correctly.
Salsa stem painted to match frame, it's big, 150mm I think. (the stem pictured on the bike is not for sale)
$575 frame, fork, stem, King headset
I'd consider selling as set up with the Ringle seat post, Cook Bros crank (176mm), etc. for some extra dollars.
Serial Number 173Y2M
Medium
Top Tube 22.5" ctc Seat Tube 17.25" ctc (my measurements)
Big 1 inch fork
Not suspension corrected if I remember correctly.
Salsa stem painted to match frame, it's big, 150mm I think. (the stem pictured on the bike is not for sale)
$575 frame, fork, stem, King headset
I'd consider selling as set up with the Ringle seat post, Cook Bros crank (176mm), etc. for some extra dollars.
