Cycle Tech Royersford

I purchased this excellent 56cm 2010 Cannondale CAAD9, equipped with a mix of parts, some of which I wanted for a client's custom build. I replaced what I needed with Shimano Dura-Ace and installed all the cables and housing, to make it operate like new! The bike has many upgraded carbon parts, such as the fork, bars and seatpost. SOLD

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I did something a bit different to commemorate the great Saeco/Cannondale team from 1996-2005. Using the sponsor component logos on this 1998, 56cm bike frame, I matched up modern versions of those parts to emulate what the bike might look like if the team existed into present day. I know, they probably wouldn't be using aluminum, but this did spare me having a custom paint job done on a current frame! Parts are recent Dura-Ace, Cinelli, DT Swiss and Selle San Marco. Asking $1100

I was a little disappointed at the turnout, considering the massive participation at the Turkey Trek, and maybe folks really thought it was going to be colder, ...but the Cycle Tech "Ride with Santa" was enjoyed by our festively-decked-out crew, Really couldn't ask for much better December riding weather! See more

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Yes, I'm selling something from my personal collection! I have a couple vintage bicycles, and I just don't ride this one much - it deserves more attention. The custom Italian trecolori fade paint job was done by my talented friend Bruce Tatem at Virtuair Studios, and I finished it off with VeloCals. I equipped the steel classic in Campagnolo, including a set of the company's Mexico 68 wheels. The cockpit is Cinelli, including a sweet engraved stem. Asking $1250

The frame on this Olmo Scatto is PRISTINE - I can't find a scratch on it! The bike was owned by a former frame builder for the Reynolds company, and he obviously took great care of it. The 54cm frame is made of Dedacciai Zero Uno tubing and features cool signature and logo "pantografia" (engravings) all over! Campagnolo and 3T equipped, SOLD.

Italian cycling star Maurizio Fondriest, World Champion in 1988 and winner of Milan San-Remo, Fleche-Wallonne and other major races, started a cycling company shortly before his retirement in 1998. This 50cm frame features Dedacciai aero-shaped steel tubing and comes with a Time carbon fork. Campagnolo and 3T equipped, asking $850