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on August 28, 2011

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After a hard-ridden D2R2 (Deerfield DirtRoad Randonnee) Richard Sachs (l) discovers his favorite plastic fork is missing. David S looks on with glee.

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Go Cougs!

Frame by Martin Tweedy, paint by Eric at Colorworks Palette, assembly by Ken at Slug City. Design by HampCo and we are as Switzerland when it comes to sports teams.

I/Steve rode this bike for about two years and I’ve been completely happy with it and feel it did exactly what I asked: I wanted a steel disc frame that rode and handled like a steel road bike, didn’t feel over-built, and had the period-correct look of most of the bikes we build here. But I have a new disc bike coming in from local carbon builder Eyewater (more on this soon) and I only need one disc road bike at a time. The bicycle for sale is the same as shown in the pictures except for saddle, post, pedals, bottle cages, and wheels - see description below. I’m happy to answer any questions that you may have on this lovely beast and I expect the buyer to pay shipping or sales tax, if applicable. This bicycle is available for viewing at Shots and Sprockets in beautiful Magnolia, Seattle. We’re asking $3500 - yep, that's a Ritchey WCS fork.

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