Classic & Vintage - ISO and For Trade thread parts 2 and 3.

Are we still talking about wall hangings?

That would be between you and your state-appointed counsel, I'd guess.

:roflmao2:

Hi everyone,

I have a 17" miyata shredder which is too big for me, so I'm looking for:

WANT
A mountain bike frame,
Steel, double or triple butted
Head tube: 1 1/8 or 1 1/4
Brakes: canti or v-brake compatible
Size: 16" (seat tube)
Suspension compatible geometry for a shorter travel fork (like an 80mm)
I don't care too much about the brand, but something really nice (fat chance, ibis, ritchey, yeti, etc) would be awesome...

HAVE
Lots of nice stuff for trade and $$$ as well.

Thanks!

Jeff,

Buy the red and yellow Mr. Spokey spoke wrenches. By far, the best spoke wrenches money can buy.

Now you tell me. I got one of the green Park tools three months ago.

Now you tell me. I got one of the green Park tools three months ago.

I like the Pedros. That what we switched to in the shop recently. They work much better than the Parks.

Jeff,

Buy the red and yellow Mr. Spokey spoke wrenches. By far, the best spoke wrenches money can buy.

Well....I'll give them a try. Got any recommendations for a tension meter?:D

Well....I'll give them a try. Got any recommendations for a tension meter?:D

Something less than $180.00? :lol:

I can't be running to the LBS after every set of wheels to find out I need to go up another 15 pounds.

Something less than $180.00? :lol:

I can't be running to the LBS after every set of wheels to find out I need to go up another 15 pounds.

Wheelsmith. It's what most shops use, and is affordable.

Well....I'll give them a try. Got any recommendations for a tension meter?:D

Nope. Never used one. Never have, never will. I was trained to tension them by 'tone/frequency' and have learned how tight I can go based on the parts I'm using.

There are certain combinations of parts which can be damaged if the spokes are tightened to specific book value. I'm sure the spokes on my Paramount track bike are under tensioned but if I were to bring them up to a generic book value the rims would deform.

Jim

Got any recommendations for a tension meter?:D
Unless you're planning on doing a lot of wheelbuilding, a tensiometer is is an extravagance. I've built wheels both ways and frankly found the tensiometer to be a PITA to keep properly calibrated. How many of you tensiometer owners check and recalibrate them? If not, what benefit do you see the tensiometer giving?

N.B. When I was warranty inspector for Trek, part of my job was maintaining the tensiometers for the wheel building operation. That one task easily occupied 50% of my time!

N.B. When I was warranty inspector for Trek, part of my job was maintaining the tensiometers for the wheel building operation. That one task easily occupied 50% of my time!

Man, if Trek had been more efficient with JDT, those bikes may have been cheaper..... :D:D

Want: Campy BB compatible with Veloce square taper crank. Rain bike quality is ok.

Want: Campy BB compatible with Veloce square taper crank. Rain bike quality is ok.
I bought a Tekon for about $14 new, the Campy Veloce was $35. I think it was Alfred E Bike.

I bought a Tekon for about $14 new, the Campy Veloce was $35. I think it was Alfred E Bike.

Veloce are $37 shipped from Bike Island.

I have that Veloce BB, one of the lockrings is a bit boogered up, wanna trade?

Want: Campy BB compatible with Veloce square taper crank. Rain bike quality is ok.

I have quite a few. Italian or English? 111mm?

Need: Campagnolo Nuovo Record headset locknut, English threading, doesn't have to be pristine.

Have: Many things; let me know what you're looking for.

Neal
I have one but....everything has been packed. If only I had of read this earlier I would of put it aside for you. Sorry. If you can wait till sometime in April or May it's yours once I find it.

Neal,

I might have one, let me check when I get home. You want the Nuovo Record steel locknut and
not the alloy Super Record one, right?

marty

Parting out for trade:
Child's Peugeot M46 (Taiwanese-made) mixte roadbike.

http://www.jaysmarine.com/peugeot_M46.jpg
CLICK FOR 1000x734 LARGE (http://www.jaysmarine.com/peugeot_M46.jpg)

Everything is up for grabs, though the best bits are the shortie (152mm, I think) crankset, frameset, and perhaps the brake calipers.

-Kurt

Still need 1" threaded (english) late 80's to mid 90's Campy headset. Record, Super Record, or Chorus would be ideal but I'm wallowing in being unbuilt here.

Have bunches of stuff and $$$$.

ISO.....and.....WTB!

Two sets of thumb shifters. Set (1) a set of 80's friction thumbshifters labeled Suntour XC power. Nice looking sculpted alloy with a base that blends into the handlebar. I have one incomplete right side IIRC, which needs the hardware that holds it to the base. If you have a front shifter(left) that's okay too. I had to put the old school style Suntours on my Sundance. They work fine, but look too old for the bike.


Second set is a set of the oldest school Shimano XT I believe? The friction shifters that came with the "deer head" MTB group. Has two big allen head bolts, and the nice looking alloy levers. I've been wanting a set of these for a while now. I recently ran across a set, but they were on a bike I picked up for a friend. Little did I know he'd blow the bike apart and rebuild it as a flipper bike. He boxed up the Deerhead stuff of course, hehe. I can't blame him though, I probably would have done the same thing.,,,,BD

ISO.....and.....WTB!

Second set is a set of the oldest school Shimano XT I believe? The friction shifters that came with the "deer head" MTB group. Has two big allen head bolts, and the nice looking alloy levers. I've been wanting a set of these for a while now. I recently ran across a set, but they were on a bike I picked up for a friend. Little did I know he'd blow the bike apart and rebuild it as a flipper bike. He boxed up the Deerhead stuff of course, hehe. I can't blame him though, I probably would have done the same thing.,,,,BD

redxj had a pair of those for sale. I don't know if he still has them or not.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/bigmatt17073/2854401061/

I have this NOS set of Dura-Ace EX brake calipers I've not been able to use due to an AWOL cable housing stop/adjuster; here's a couple of pics of the piece(s) I'm missing which I would happily purchase:

Ditto for a nice 26.0 seatpost for my 75 Gitane Tour de France


http://i270.photobucket.com/albums/jj102/shouteefbock/Dura-AceEX/Dura-AceEX005a.jpg

http://i270.photobucket.com/albums/jj102/shouteefbock/Dura-AceEX/th_Dura-AceEX002a.jpg (http://s270.photobucket.com/albums/jj102/shouteefbock/Dura-AceEX/?action=view&current=Dura-AceEX002a.jpg)http://i270.photobucket.com/albums/jj102/shouteefbock/Dura-AceEX/th_Dura-AceEX003a.jpg (http://s270.photobucket.com/albums/jj102/shouteefbock/Dura-AceEX/?action=view&current=Dura-AceEX003a.jpg)
http://i270.photobucket.com/albums/jj102/shouteefbock/Dura-AceEX/th_Dura-AceEX007a.jpg (http://s270.photobucket.com/albums/jj102/shouteefbock/Dura-AceEX/?action=view&current=Dura-AceEX007a.jpg)http://i270.photobucket.com/albums/jj102/shouteefbock/Dura-AceEX/th_Dura-AceEX008a.jpg (http://s270.photobucket.com/albums/jj102/shouteefbock/Dura-AceEX/?action=view&current=Dura-AceEX008a.jpg)

GONE!:
Campagnolo Record Italian threaded Bottom Bracket. Includes Stronglight 118mm hollow steel spindle. Clean, bearings and cups in great shape.

WANT: Nitto Randonneur bars in 42cm
Vittoria Randonneur tires, white, 700x28
7400 series dura ace aero brake levers
dura ace dual pivot calipers
1st gen. dura ace cranks in 170mm
non fluted 27.2 silver post, short is fine
Forbidden

good to know, thanks

27" Rims, Maliard Hubs (not heliomatic) with sealed bearings, Alloy double walled Mistral Rims, 36 spoke, eyeleted, presta valve.

http://i434.photobucket.com/albums/qq61/rotharpunc/Maliard%20Mistral%20Rims/GEDC0018-1.jpg

http://i434.photobucket.com/albums/qq61/rotharpunc/Maliard%20Mistral%20Rims/GEDC0019-1.jpg

more photos here:
http://s434.photobucket.com/albums/qq61/rotharpunc/Maliard%20Mistral%20Rims/

WANT: Nitto Randonneur bars in 42cm
Vittoria Randonneur tires, white, 700x28
7400 series dura ace aero brake levers
dura ace dual pivot calipers
1st gen. dura ace cranks in 170mm
non fluted 27.2 silver post, short is fine
Forbidden

Are those hooked-bead?

-Kurt

Are those hooked-bead?

-Kurt

yes

Looking for a 'quill' seatpost (27.2) for a 1989 Schwinn 564 frameset. Might have something tradeable (bit of a longshot), definitely willing to pay cash.

what, exactly, is a "quill" seat post?

There's a bolt running through it, an offset plug (nut) at the bottom like an old fashioned quill stem. The frame doesn't have a binder bolt or seat post clamp on the seat tube, so the seat post is fastened by means of the bolt running through it, using the offset plug at the end to hold it in place.

ahhh I see! I don't have one of those to offer, but I do know a couple BMX companies make them if that helps.

Looking for quill stem, longish, say upwards of 11cm. Clamp diameter 25.4mm. Not black and no panto (unless it's Gazelle), but otherwise can be rough and beat and from the bottom of the pile.

Thanks guys, Jan

Looking for quill stem, longish, say upwards of 11cm. Clamp diameter 25.4mm. Not black and no panto (unless it's Gazelle), but otherwise can be rough and beat and from the bottom of the pile.

Thanks guys, Jan
If this is for what I think it is-------you should of told me and I would of sent you one. All my stuff is gone now.:(

I'm looking for

- some campy or other Italian made aero brake levers
- 44 or bigger alloy bars.

have

-good shape shimano 600 tricolor double crank, 172.5 with rings
- shimano 600 tricolor rear mech
- 172.5 Mavic starfish crank, no rings
- campy front hub shell
- cinelli brown suede unicanter (sp?) saddle, decent shape.
- a few triple cranks, shimano "narrow chain", 175mm
- campy top tube clamps, three, new, ever used, with screws
- campy cable guide thing that goes near the bottom bracket, not sure what it's called, never used, new
- some older mostly Japanese made alloy bars, 42-ish or smaller
- campy record DT shifters with integrated unbrella clip
- i also have several vintage wool jerseys that i'd consider trading. if there is any interest, i'll post pics and measurements.

other stuff I'm not thinking of, so hit me up with what you're looking for. I also have cash.

Have: NOS Mavic Reflex 32 hole tubular rims

Need: Modern (9/10 speed Shimano or 10 speed Campy) Hubs - 36 hole.
or, anything interesting.

just remembered i'm also looking for non-recessed nutted brakes, campy preferred but other considered.

ALSO, looking for a quill, the taller the better, in 100-110mm. Italian made would be great.


My trade bait is two posts up.

Edit: Got it. Thanks PlatyPius!

Where can I get one these RD noodles (or whatever they're called):

http://www.bikeforums.net/attachment.php?attachmentid=94694&stc=1&d=1234475184


stan

Cafe de velo

ISO:

silver 3TTT or Cinelli 1A stem -- 26.4 clamp, 70mm-80mm preferred but would consider 90mm. Condition can be fair as long as it has potential for being buffed/polished.

stan

Cafe de velo

Thanks!

Update: Unfortunately, out of stock. Any other sources?

stan

Looking for a 'quill' seatpost (27.2) for a 1989 Schwinn 564 frameset. Might have something tradeable (bit of a longshot), definitely willing to pay cash.

I have a steel one you can have. Were they made in alloy? Looks like 27.2 but not 100 percent sure. PM me if interested.

Thanks!

Update: Unfortunately, out of stock. Any other sources?

stan


Bicycle Classics has the Campy types on this page, either the #622 or #617

http://00eda5d.netsolhost.com/derailleur.html

The guys at my lbs also have about half a drawer full of these, all in stainless, all sizes, all used so a visit to your favorite shop might turn something up.

Where can I get one these RD noodles (or whatever they're called):

http://www.bikeforums.net/attachment.php?attachmentid=94694&stc=1&d=1234475184


stan

Those are the old, old style "housings" that came with set-ups such as the SunTour bar end shifters. I have a set that I might consider trading for something.

Where can I get one these RD noodles (or whatever they're called):

http://www.bikeforums.net/attachment.php?attachmentid=94694&stc=1&d=1234475184


stan

Well, the other posters have spoken of the places I know. I love these things, but be aware that these may not work well w/indexed systems.

You could always just get some spring cable or whatever it is called and cut it to length. I've considered doing that a couple of times, but I've always managed to turn up some dedicated bicycle ones.

Well, the other posters have spoken of the places I know. I love these things, but be aware that these may not work well w/indexed systems.

You could always just get some spring cable or whatever it is called and cut it to length. I've considered doing that a couple of times, but I've always managed to turn up some dedicated bicycle ones.

Thanks. I looking to install on a friction-based Campy SR RD, so not problems there.

stan

XPost: http://www.bikeforums.net/showpost.php?p=8351422&postcount=1837

Not a whole lot that's C&V, but ya never know....

Looking for:

34 tooth ring for 110mm bcd

trades at top of this page.

I have a 34 tooth black 110bcd chainring new a take-off from a noname compact crankset I bought from Kogswell. Id be interested in the tri-color crankset.

geek

Putting feelers out...wondering if anyone would be willing to trade my 59cm Specialized Allez steel (NOT 3Rensho), absolutely babied since it was repainted by FreshFrame, and it has a custom steel fork (SLX steerer, SL blades, Hank crown). I'm JUST trading the frame and fork. Looking for a 58cm or so Specialized Sequoia lugged steel, Expedition lugged steel, or something along those lines. This is a beautiful frame that rides magnificently, my old bones just want to ride fatter tires on our bad PA roads, and this frame maxes out at about a Continental 700x28 (Riv Jack Browns don't fit :( )

http://lh3.ggpht.com/_DvBx0lQSLxs/SZTNLG7yaTI/AAAAAAAAAls/4PgBqliF4fc/s288/pete_allez.jpg (http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/Y_9Wdl2rIrUdMtzmuWdX8g?feat=embedwebsite)

XPost: http://www.bikeforums.net/showpost.php?p=8351422&postcount=1837

Not a whole lot that's C&V, but ya never know....

More stuff. This includes some old Shimano "triangle" pedals (I have no idea what they're called)

http://www.bikeforums.net/showpost.php?p=8351612&postcount=1838

Have:
7 speed Shimano 105 short cage rear derailluer

Want: one of the following:
Decent used Brooks B17
Cables w/ celeste housing