Vintage Trek TX - 900 Bicycle With Campagnolo
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:591492 |
This is an immaculate Trek TX-900 with original Campagnolo, Brooks, Cinelli, Suntour, and Rigida componentsLugged Columbus steel frame with gold painted lugged holes.
What is not original (other than probably cables, tires, handlebar tape etc.)--Replaced original 38 cm Cinelli handlebar with a 44cm Cinelli--The cable bands on the top tube are Specialized
5 speed Campagnolo Nuovo Record drivetrain.Campagnolo 52-42 crankset (170mm)
Campagnolo (didn't verify) 13-29 (if my countin...g is correct) cassetteCampagnolo down tube shiftersCampagnolo Christophe pedals
Brooks Professional Select saddleRigida wheelsetCinelli stem and handlebarSuntour Superbe levers and brakes.Vintage Cateye computer
This TX-900 has the original fastback seat stay, which was discontinued the next year. It was labor-intensive to manufacture.It is difficult to determine if the frame is 61cm or 62cm. 24" is about 61cm, however, on the left side of the head tube is the number "62"
The S/N appears to be "J4C S07" (or "807), which would be TX-900, 24", March 1978. But it is difficult to read, and I talked to Trek and they had a difficult time deciphering the S/N.
On the right side of the top tube and head tube are the numbers "73" or "78" (could this be for 1978?).
SHIPPING NOTE: Shipping costs vary. If shipping cost (plus fees) is less, the difference (with numerical rounding) will be refunded.
What is not original (other than probably cables, tires, handlebar tape etc.)--Replaced original 38 cm Cinelli handlebar with a 44cm Cinelli--The cable bands on the top tube are Specialized
5 speed Campagnolo Nuovo Record drivetrain.Campagnolo 52-42 crankset (170mm)
Campagnolo (didn't verify) 13-29 (if my countin...g is correct) cassetteCampagnolo down tube shiftersCampagnolo Christophe pedals
Brooks Professional Select saddleRigida wheelsetCinelli stem and handlebarSuntour Superbe levers and brakes.Vintage Cateye computer
This TX-900 has the original fastback seat stay, which was discontinued the next year. It was labor-intensive to manufacture.It is difficult to determine if the frame is 61cm or 62cm. 24" is about 61cm, however, on the left side of the head tube is the number "62"
The S/N appears to be "J4C S07" (or "807), which would be TX-900, 24", March 1978. But it is difficult to read, and I talked to Trek and they had a difficult time deciphering the S/N.
On the right side of the top tube and head tube are the numbers "73" or "78" (could this be for 1978?).
SHIPPING NOTE: Shipping costs vary. If shipping cost (plus fees) is less, the difference (with numerical rounding) will be refunded.
