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2013 Raleigh RXC 57cm $1150 shipped
Clearing out to make room for new stuff. I have a 2013 Raleigh RXC - 57 cm. Full carbon frame, BB30 bottom bracket. Stiff, light, and responsive. Frame is in mint condition minus a couple small scuffs where the cables rub the head tube. Ridden for one season. Mechanic owned and to be packed to ship at LBS. Sold as pictured below. $1150 Shipped. This bike is 2000+ MSRP.
Specs are as follows:
57cm MD/LG, 59cm LG FRAME
Direct Connect Carbon w/PF30,Integrated Headtube
FORK Carbon Monocoque Cross 1-1/8" to 1.5" Taper
CRANKS FSA Gossamer BB30 36/46t BBFSA PF30
F.DERAIL Sram Apex
R.DERAIL Sram Rival
SHIFTER Sram Apex 10spd, Shimano SP41 Shift Housing
BR.LEVERS Sram Apex/Tektro RL721
BRAKES Kore Race+
GEAR Sram PG1070 (12-27t)
RIMS Weinmann DP18 Double Wall
TIRES Vittoria Cross XG Pro Folding 700cx32c
Thanks for looking.
Tim
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Permalink Reply by Rob Jones on
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Is the pic of the single wheel the DA hub or the CK hub? Couldn't really tell. Thanks.
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That is the Chris King. I can send any pics you are interested in.
Thanks.
Tim
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is the bike still for sale? if so shoot me an email, 2.jones.chris@gmail.com thanks
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Frame has been SOLD.
All parts remaining if you need something.
Tim.
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