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Can't believe I'm doing this. Grey goose gets let go on account of shrinking space and relative lack of use winning over sentimentality. I love this bike - it's my first roadie - so it's been super cared for and babied but absolutely not sheltered. GREAT candidate for restoration - repaint, new decals, you're in the grand with a super classic racer that can still hold its own with the new bikes today. Weighs near 20# as is without pedals. And yeah - it's made in the good 'ol USA. Dura Ace 7402 cranks, rear derailleur SANTE front derailleur Suntour downtube shifters 105 brakes, Tektro levers Generic stem, Belleri track bars Alien carbon seatpost Fizik Arione saddle Front rim: 32H Campagnolo Omega strada hardox aero clincher bladed/radial lacing Rear rim: 32H Campagnolo Omega strada hardox aero clincher bladed radial non/drive side and 2x DB drive side 600 hubs 7 speed cassette (?? make/model) Bike located in Friday Harbor but willing to deliver a reasonable distance on the mainland if necessary.

Ultra classic mtb with period specific M740 XT group all the way down to the pedals, this XL (21") Ventana was once showroom until I couldn't resist and took it out on some trails. Loved it so much that I took it out on a few more, and now I'm ready to move on. A great XC build for a tall person (I'm 6'2" and felt it was perfect on the long side), this bike rips the climbs and descents equally well - I've taken it downhill a couple times and it rocked even with rim brakes! Now it has a few scuffs on the pedals and the seat to detract from its otherwise sparkly demeanor. Rear wheel just rebuilt with a fresh NOS hub because it sat for a while. Front hub is perfect. Fresh chain and brake pads. Tons of braking surface on the rims, used for maybe 60 miles total in its life. Rear shifter started to get a little wonky, could use a rebuild. Full build spec as follows: Ventana Marble Peak FS size 21" Marzocchi z1 BAM arch 100mm travel Fox ALPS 4r rear shock Shimano XT brakes, cranks, shifter/levers, 8 speed cassette, front and rear derailleirs Chris king headset XT parallax hubs on Mavic 121 SUP rims WTB velociraptor 2.1 front, 2.5 rear tires Kore stem Icon graphite riser bars Easton EA50 seat post SDG satellite seat Rear triangle is still shiny, kept it wrapped up with inner tube for the duration of its life. Offering this piece of history to a good home for $550