FS: Blue Triad w/ Sram Force $1500 OBO

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Subject: FS: Blue Triad w/ Sram Force $1500 OBO
Great condition, frame size is Large. Seat mast has not been cut so good for tall guys but can still be cut to your size. Up front is a Profile Design Cobra Wing basebar with Profile Design T3 aerobars. Sram TT500 shifters are brand new. Shimano 105 pedals. Hed Jets are not included but I will throw in a set of Shimano RS10s. Adamo saddle is also not included but can be negotiable. $1500 plus 3% PayPal fees or best offer!

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2013-07-25 9:36 PM
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Subject: RE: FS: Blue Triad w/ Sram Force $1400 OBO
price drop $1400. Movin in two weeks and would like to have this gone
2013-07-26 5:46 PM
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Subject: RE: FS: Blue Triad w/ Sram Force $1400 OBO
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2013-09-24 10:57 PM
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Subject: RE: FS: Blue Triad w/ Sram Force $1500 OBO
What is the size of the bike?
2013-09-25 9:19 PM
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Is this bike still available? What size is it?
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