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This is beautiful bottle cage made by the Japanese company Nitto. I purchased it for an older steel bike that I was rebuilding with a Nitto cockpit, but I no longer need it. I only used this a couple of times, so it is in excellent condition. This is from the Nitto website: BOTTLE CAGE Ｒ 　　ROAD RACING 　　■STAINLESS STEEL 　　■WEIGHT／５３ｇ 　　Bottle diameter: 74mm (The Bottle Cage ”80”、”R” are made to hold a standard size plastic water bottle: 74mm in diameter.) I am cleaning out my bike closet, so please check out my other listings. WILL SHIP FOR FREE IN CONTINENTAL U.S. Thanks for looking!

This is a nice example of a 1988 Schwinn Circuit with the rare Shimano Sante´ groupset from Schwinn's steel road bike heyday in the mid to late 1980s. I believe that the Circuit was the third bike in their hierarchy, only behind the Paramount and the Prologue, and borrowed its geometry from the Paramount. It was considered a 22" by Schwinn and the seat tube measures 560mm from the center of the crank to the top of the tube. The top tube measures 555mm center to center and the stand-over height is 31.5 inches. I purchased this bike from the original owner who received it as a gift for his 47th birthday. It is completely original with the exception of tires/tubes, cables/housing and bar tape. My plan was to convert it into a city/cruiser bike, but I decided that it should remain in it's true race/road bike set up and I have too many similar bikes. The bike has some paint chips from normal use and transport, including two worn spots around the head tube that are probably from the type of handlebar bag that was popular at the time this bike was new. The only issue that I am aware of is that I stupidly stripped the threads in the non-drive side crank arm by using the wrong tool to pull it off when I was cleaning it. I did find a simple way to remove the stripped crank arm on youtube, however: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bhby__GQE-0 (how to: 4 ways to remove a stuck crank arm) It just requires a 3-jaw gear puller that is available for around $20 at auto parts stores or on amazon. When I decided to sell this bike, I took it to my local shop and asked them to do whatever work was necessary. I have attached the work order and receipt that shows the following service items: new brake and derailleur cables and housing, straightened the hanger, adjusted the derailleur limits, centered the brake calipers, adjusted the rear hub and the headset. One tube was also replaced and the handlebars were rewrapped with new tape. I also switched out the old, mis-matched tires that came on the bike with a pair of used Continental GP 5000s. My wife replaces her tires each year and these still have visible wear dots and will be good for a few hundred more miles. This bike is available for pickup, but if you need it shipped, I will have it professionally packed at my bike shop and shipped for $175.

2019 Selle Italia SLR Boost Kit Carbonio Superflow Saddle, Size L3, Black I purchased this saddle used in August of 2020, but never used it. Based on the decal that is on the rail, it looks like this specific saddle was manufactured in 2019, so the original owner only used it for one year at the most. The saddle is in excellent condition, as shown in the photos. There are some slight scuffs on the rails, but the saddle surface looks as if it has never been sat on. Previous own must have been a stand-up climber! MSRP: $399 on Selle Italia website. Will ship USPS First Class for $7. Thanks for looking!

2022 Bont Vaypor S, Size 44.5, White, Standard Width I purchased these Bont Vaypos S shoes used to compare to my Bont Helix. My Helix feel just a bit wider, possibly because they are older and have been used a lot, but I've decided just to keep the Helix. These shoes are the current model with the Boa Li2 Performance Fit System. They are in very good condition, but the previous owner must have slid out on his bike because the right shoes has a scrape on the outside. This scrape is superficial and can be seen in the third photo. The insoles have never been used and other than the scrape, the shoes appear to be in very good condition. The carrying case will come with the shoes. MSRP: $415 Will ship to contiguous U.S. for $10.

This saddle is the Selle Italia SLR Superflow with the TI 316 rails. It is black and size L3, which measure 145mm x 275mm and weights a scant 190g. I purchased this saddle a couple of years ago on ebay, but didn't use it because I found a white one that went better with the bike I was building. I believe that it was used, but it looks as if it had never been ridden. Will ship within contiguous United States USPS standard ground for $7.