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January 2, 2013 at 1:09 am #958659
TwoWheelsDC
ParticipantI’d take one if they were even remotely close to my size, but alas. Will Phoenix Bikes take them? Seems better than throwing them away.
January 2, 2013 at 1:10 am #958660KLizotte
ParticipantVelocity also takes donations.
January 2, 2013 at 1:48 am #958662DismalScientist
ParticipantI’m interested in the Trek 660 frame, although my wife is likely to kill me.
I note that there is someone on Craigslist that occasionally posts seeking a 60 cm (I think) Trek 660. Perhaps you can get some money for it.
January 2, 2013 at 1:01 pm #958738americancyclo
ParticipantSuper tempting, but I don’t think I have the time!
January 7, 2013 at 7:25 pm #959235krazygl00
Participant@DismalScientist 39209 wrote:
I’m interested in the Trek 660 frame, although my wife is likely to kill me.
I note that there is someone on Craigslist that occasionally posts seeking a 60 cm (I think) Trek 660. Perhaps you can get some money for it.
I also thought of that Craigslist “*** Trek Road Bike 660 Wanted ***” guy when I saw this post. He has been posting literally for years, certainly as long as I can remember. I actually emailed him sometime last year to find out why he had been looking for this particular bike for so long. You’ll never believe what it turned out to be: he had his 660 stolen and he’s been posting ever since to see if he can retrieve it!
But who knows, maybe the guy is open to letting go of the past if he can replace his beloved old bike. You should email him:
http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/doc/bik/3521544648.html
January 7, 2013 at 7:38 pm #959238ShawnoftheDread
Participant@krazygl00 39827 wrote:
I also thought of that Craigslist “*** Trek Road Bike 660 Wanted ***” guy when I saw this post. He has been posting literally for years, certainly as long as I can remember. I actually emailed him sometime last year to find out why he had been looking for this particular bike for so long. You’ll never believe what it turned out to be: he had his 660 stolen and he’s been posting ever since to see if he can retrieve it!
But who knows, maybe the guy is open to letting go of the past if he can replace his beloved old bike. You should email him:
If it’s the same guy, he also posts in the lost and found all the time. The bike apparently belonged to his dad, so it’s a sentimental issue.
January 8, 2013 at 2:19 pm #959294DSalovesh
ParticipantThe basement work has begun, and they’re moving pretty quickly. They started Thursday, and between the trash we left down there and the walls they took out they filled a dumpster by Friday.
Our first floor looks like the worst of a reality TV show, and I’d feel bad about it if I didn’t feel so good about the stuff we’ve dumped and fitting the rest into half the space – though we’ve already misplaced a few things in the clutter. Not to mention, if all goes according to plan I’m finally going to have a dedicated indoor tinkering space – room for my woodworking, bikeworking, maybe even a little homebrew setup…
Once I saw how overstuffed the rest of the house was getting it wasn’t hard to find a niche to stow these frames, so they’ve been spared from the scrap bin.
Based on the reported history of the “*** Trek Road Bike 660 Wanted ***” guy, I’ve emailed him. I’m sentimental too (which is why I still have this frame I bought in 1990 and haven’t ridden since 2001) so this will be his if it helps. If not, I’ve had a couple of other folks express interest here too.
Things aren’t looking as rosy for the CCM. Maybe the resuscitation of the NHL season will bring it some good associations and I can find it a home – or maybe it has a future as the first project in the new workspace.
July 8, 2013 at 5:51 am #974763Bikealot
ParticipantHello DSalovesh,
I just recently came across this thread about Free Frames. Whatever became of the Trek 660? Do you still have it? I have a 1982 Trek 510 but its a sport geometry and a bit too large (63cm). I’m interested in trying a racing frame. Please let me know either way. I am very interested.
Thank You,
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