FS: 56cm, 26" wheeled Toyo Atlantis

[Christopher Cote]

I'm reluctantly putting my Atlantis up for sale. I'm sure I will regret doing this, but it's not really filling a necessary niche in my bike stable at this point. This is a Toyo built Atlantis from the early 2000s. Frame size is 56cm and the wheels are 26". I bought the frameset used on this list last year and built it up with a mix of parts on hand and new stuff. The paint on the frame and fork has plenty of honest beausage. The worst of which has been touched up with some sparkly green nail polish that looks OK from 10 feet away. I recently acquired a bottle of official Atlantis touch-up paint, which I will include with the sale. No dents or other functional damage to the frame or fork. I'm looking for $1400 plus shipping from zip 04093. Local pickup in southern Maine is encouraged if you're local! I can substitute the Surly Open Bars with a Nitto drop bar, and I have a selection of Technomic stems if you want a different length. What I don't have on hand is a spare pair of long-pull drop bar levers, so if you want the drop bar option, you'll need to provide your own levers.

Bars: Surly Open Bar

Stem: Nitto Technomic, 10cm (might be 11cm, I'll have to double-check)

Grips: Ergon GP1 Bio Cork

Brake Levers: Shimano Deore

Headset: Shimano Ultegra

Shifters: Dura Ace 9spd bar-ends mounted to Paul Thumbies

Brakes: Shimano Deore V-brakes, Koolstop salmon rear pads, Koolstop low-clearance, E-bike compound front pads

Cranks: Sakae with 24/36/46 rings, 170mm

Front Derailleur: Vintage Shimano Deore

Rear Derailleur: Shimano LX

Cassette: 11-36t, 9 speed

Wheels: Shimano Deore Hubs, Sun Rhyno Lite rims

Tires: Compass/Rene Herse Rat Trap Pass

Pedals: MKS RMX

Seatpost: Ritchey one-bolter. Chopped and scratched

Saddle: Giant brand placeholder. You'll want to provide your own Brooks!

Chris

[Christopher Cote]

I've received a few emails asking about the geometry of the bike. I had assumed that since this is the Rivendell list, that everyone here has memorized all the Riv bike geometries since the first catalog. I guess I'm the only one weird like that, so here's a link to the original geo:

http://www.cyclofiend.com/rbw/atlantis/atlflyer/04.html

Additionally, the standover height with the RTP tires is 83cm to the top of the top tube, in the center (sloping top tube, so it's a bit less at the seatpost, more at the stem). I got a quote for shipping to SoCal from shipbikes.com for $100. Looks suspiciously low, but I haven't shipped a complete bike in many years.

Chris

[Joe Bernard]

Yep, that's a standard price from them, maybe even a bit high. ShipBikes rocks.

[Christopher Cote]

This is sold, thanks for the interest everyone!

Chris