Russ Denny Track Bike

Description: Selling my Russ Denny track bike. Custom made by renowned frame builder Russ Denny in Southern California using Easton aluminum tubing. I believe it was built around 2000. Paint shows lots of wear - nicks, chips and scrapes - but frame structurally perfect. Frame dimensions. Top tube: 57cm C-CSeat tube: 55cm C-C, 60cm C-T Fork is steel 1”, Tange Prestige tubing. Wheels are 50mm deep carbon tubulars, with 25mm Continental Steher track tubulars glued on. Wheels have a few hundred miles. Tires should be reglued and/or replaced (showing cuts/nicks). Rims are carbon laced 32 spokes to IRO aluminum high flange hubs. Hand built with DT double-butted spokes. Some brake residue on the brake track on the front from sometimes using a front brake. 144bcd State Black Label track crankset and 50t 1/8” chainring, square taper. Bottom bracket is a Campy Veloce square taper. 16 tooth 3/32” Shimano Dura-Ace rear cog and lock ring in good condition. Handlebars 42cm wide Origin8 bars Cervelo TT saddle Cannondale seatpost No 1/8” chain is included. Additional stuff I’m including: 15 tooth 3/32” Shimano Dura-Ace rear cog and lock ring in good condition. Shimano Dura-Ace 7700 series 130 BCD cranks, square taper with 48 tooth Salsa 3/32” chainring (shown in last photo) 3/32” chain (chain is worn and dirty, but works). FSA OS-150 stemPark bottom bracket tool (fits the Campy bottom bracket) Please Note: Do not use a 1/8” chainring or cogs with a 3/32” chain. For the drivetrain, I’m including both 3/32” compatible parts and 1/8” compatible parts. A 1/8” chain and the included 1/8” chainring will work with the 3/32” cogs, but you cannot use the 3/32” chain on the 1/8” crankset (you can use the 3/32” chainring of course). Please check with a bike shop if any of this is confusing.

Price: 550 USD

Location: Boulder, Colorado

End Time: 2024-11-03T21:08:01.000Z

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