1997 Voodoo Erzulie frame, forks & wheels etc.

[IDB1]

Only the following is included in the sale..
1997 frame in pretty good condition, no chainsuck and 1 dent (on the seat tube, near the bottle bolts - just visible in the pic). Usual chips and a bit of sticker damage.
Size is 35cm centre of BB to centre of top tube and 55cm from centre of head tube to centre of seat tube.
Generic seatclamp.
1998 Indy C LT forks
Race Face DEUS headset (fitted new).
Sq. Taper Bottom Bracket (don't remember 100% which make/model - got a feeling it's a pretty decent Shimano one).
Original wheels - Mavic 238 rims, Voodoo front hub, Parallax rear. Rear wheel could do with truing - there's a slight 'blip' as it spins..
Cassette (Shimano in decent condition, HG something (with a red sticker)) & Q/R's included (no tyres/tubes). Reflectors no longer fitted.

More pics available if anyone's interested..

Looking for £135 including UK mainland courier and including pp fees.

Only swap would be for a bikes worth of purple Paul Canti's in v.good condition.

There may be a little leeway in the asking price but it's a reluctant sale which I'm bound to regret so I'm not going to take a kick in the pants on it.

Could be persuaded to split it down further but would like to keep the frame and wheels together since they are the original ones..

Interest via pm will get priority over thread response.

 

[IDB1]

:!:

 

[greenstiles]

do you have size in inches ? 17.7/18.5 ?

 

[IDB1]

How did they measure these to get their sizing?

When I first got it Anthony said it looked like a 17.25" one..

 

[greenstiles]

center of bb to top of seat tube.....

 

[IDB1]

I'd agree with Anthony then (having just nipped out and measured).. 17.25"..

 

[greenstiles]

ok, 18.5 is what used to ride, i havea 19.5 at the mo.....but would like an 18.5 again good luck they ride great and aren't too heavy, worth putting good kit on. I've had 3

 

[IDB1]

Tbh mate I don't care if it stays.. like it a lot..

Might give it a week on ebay at some point or just break it down and hang the frame up for later.

 

[greenstiles]

I have mentioned in readers bikes that i had a Erzulie replicated in Ti and the steel version rode better !

Yes they are slightly heavier than some Kona cousins, but the 'ride' is there, they ride really well, if you put some smooth kit on them and get an appropriate length fork on good modern quality on the front they come alive.

 

[EarlofBarnet]

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