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For Trade: 2010 Cannondale Carbon Synapse frame/fork/post
Hi all,
Photos coming.
Never ridden, 2010 Cannondale Carbon Synapse 54cm frame dark blue/white. New
Proprietary Synapse seatpost and seat post collar. Grey and black. New
Cannondale SIX fork with aluminum steerer. White and red. Not new.
These aren't cosmetically perfect, but they are ready to be ridden.
I will trade for any cyclocross frame/fork. 50 or 52cm. Aluminum, carbon, steel what have you. Better if it's SS, but doesn't need to be.
I can include some other parts if you are trying to get a build together.
Open to all offers, will also consider trading for Niner 1 1/8 carbon fork, or wheels. Whatever.
This thing is too big for me.
Harley also for sale (photo)
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Permalink Reply by Bruce Hodson on
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If a 54 is too big, what makes you think anyone that has another frameset will have what fits you? Otherwise I have a 1970's Gitane steel frame I could part with as a complete SS. It's a 56 though.
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Permalink Reply by Adam St. Germain on
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Bruce, I don't really follow you here, but regardless, a 56 '70s bike is going to be too big. I realize in my original post I neglected to mention I'm looking for a 52 CX frame.
Thanks
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