1983 Vintage Trek 770 with Campagnolo Super Record Group. We are pleased to offer this circa 1983 Vintage Trek 770 with a Campagnolo Super Record group and Reynolds 531 Tubing. Small indentation on the top tube as is evidenced in picture. Bike is in good condition and was top of the line in its time. Could use a good cleaning. Vinyl handlebar tape has a small tear. SEAT TUBE CTC 57 mm. TOP TUBE CTC 56.5 mm. GROUP Campagnolo Super Record , cranks 170 mm. HANDLEBAR Cinelli Giro d’Italia 40cm. SADDLE San Marco Rolls. ACCESSORIES 2 Water bottle cage. The bikes can be seen in person at Cherry Street Cycles in Macon, Georgia, where this bike for sale also. We would welcome any comments, corrections, clarifications or whatever as we’d like to pass on the most useful information to potential buyers. Doing that is against U. Make sure all of your auctions have ended prior to checking out. If this is a concern, be sure to deliver to an address where someone will be around to sign. Just to reiterate, under the circumstances described the tracking is out of our hands so don’t get mad at us if we cannot give you the exact location of your package. We have no control once it leaves our store. Please don’t hate us. We make every effort to send your order packaged properly, correctly, and completely. Unfortunately, occasionally there may be errors or damage. Cancelled Orders: We make every effort to process your order promptly. If you decide to cancel your order, please notify us as soon as possible. Please allow 1-2 billing cycles for the credit to appear on your statement. Pack and seal your return securely (in the original package if possible). Always be sure to get tracking information for your package. 963 High Street #1. The item “Circa 1983 Vintage Trek 770 with Campagnolo Super Record Group” is in sale since Monday, April 25, 2016. This item is in the category “Sporting Goods\Cycling\Bicycles”. The seller is “teamrodeobeach” and is located in Macon, Georgia. This item can be shipped to United States, to Canada, to Mexico.
