abhooligan

I bought these to retrofit to an older bike, but unfortunately they didn't work out with my combination. These are the All Road version for 68mm bottom brackets width, 30mm spindle. A few light scratches in the inside of one crank, but otherwise excellent shape-no rock damage or shoe scuffing. They come with a 110BCD and a 130BCD spiders, or you can use a 3-bolt direct mount chainring. 175mm length is no longer available from Cane Creek. Very beautiful and very light.

This was my main whip for many years. If you don't know Barracuda, they started in the mid-90's in Durango, Colorado. The first few years, the frames and bikes were built there. See that 'Tree Amigos' sticker on the frame? Those were the Durango bikes. My local shop sold them, until Barracuda fell apart and was bought by Ross Bicycles. Anyway, enough history. Cromoly frame, hardtail, I think 18 or 19 frame size (I'm 6'2" 34" inseam). 3x8 gearing, new cassette, chainrings, and chain last year. New tires, tubes, cables, wheel bearings last year. I tossed the Manitou fork for a Rock Shox, then the current rigid fork and Cane Creek headset that's on it now. I put a new stem and riser bar on it, but I still have the old flat bar if you want it. RaceFace bottom bracket and Cook Bros E cranks. Mavic rims, Tioga front hubs with really cool twisted spokes courtesy of a friend. Rear Deore LX hub. This bike isn't a museum piece. It has lots of scratches and scrapes commensurate with many miles of riding over the years. Everything works well, however, and the frame is not crashed, tweaked, or dented. A local shop Heli-coiled the rear derailleur mount years ago, but it has held, so I haven't touched it. I still have the Rock Shox fork if there is interest. Located in Chattanooga TN. It's hard to assign value to these things. How about $300? I will entertain offers. I can ship, but I prefer inspection/pickup/F2F.