FS: 2010 GT Road Womens Series 4 GTRw road bike, Medium

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Subject: FS: 2010 GT Road Womens Series 4 GTRw road bike, Medium
For sale is a gently used GT GTRw Series 4 womens road bike, size medium (compact geometry, 47cm seat tube, 54cm ett). Equipped with Shimano/Sora mix, FSA compact crank, aluminum frame, carbon fiber fork, Shimano STI index shifters, Alex R500 wheels, Michelin Pro Race 3 tires. Has a couple cosmetic blemishes (head tube from cable rub, and chainstay from chain (though there is a protecting sticker), and a scuff on the carbon fork. Dee details here: http://www.bikesdirect.com/products/gt/gt_series4.htm

Asking $400+shipping from Virginia. Great entry-level bike. The wife just got an upgrade.



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2015-07-12 7:43 PM
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