RE: [CR]Re: Eisentraut models

(Example: Humor:John Pergolizzi)

Date: Thu, 17 Jan 2002 09:10:01 -0500
To: classicrendezvous@bikelist.org
From: "Larry Osborn" <losborn2@wvu.edu>
Subject: RE: [CR]Re: Eisentraut models
In-Reply-To: <C102531FB711D411B5B90060B0A468760DAC1A@mail.bulgier.net>


> At 2:38 AM +0000 1/15/02, kevin gosney wrote:
>> >Gang,
>> >
>> >Kevin, "formerly residing in Latin America", Gosney is back on.
>> >Got a question regarding frames from Albert Eisentraut. In the late
>> >70's what where the differences between the "Model A' and "Model B"
>> >frames . I've owned a "LIMITED" so understand that specification,
>> >but am at a loss regarding tubing, geometry, lugs, and original
>> >price differences between A & B.
>> >Any help out there?
>> >
>> >Thanks, Cold but dry in Oregon

Getting back to the original question: Sorry, been on the road, difficult to keep up with discussions in a timely manner. Found the receipt for my 75 Limited. In the same pile of useless old documents with the receipt for my 69/70 white Raleigh Pro, and my draft card. (Only time I ever played the lottery. Do you remember where you were when YOUR birth date was picked?). Anyway, paid $225 plus tax, with a Tange headset. Still one of the nicer colors I've ever seen on any 'Traut. Metallic blue, similar to a Raleigh Pro. Turin Cycles in Chicago was distributor for the Midwest, and Champaign Cycles (Champaign IL) was the dealer where I purchased it. Can't remember what an "A" cost back then, but whatever it was, I couldn't afford/justify it. 26 years later, still can't.

Larry "packrat" Osborn