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

Is it the squared-off U shaped thing with a barrel adjuster on it?

Yes it is and I have one but it doesn't match up; it has a slot in it to catch the tang on the bolt head but it's oriented 60 degrees or so to the rear of the matching insert slot on the seatstays. In short the clamping slot on the seatstay that accepts the locking tang on the bolt head is oriented forward and the hole in the hanger bracket is facing to the rear. Have I muddied the waters yet?

The hanger itself mounts externally on the seatpost/seatstays and has side-to-side dimension of 22-24mm.

Want:
A powerspline BB for a Truvative touro crankset
1" 700C fork with canti bosses (cheap is ok) with enough steer tube for a 56 bridgestone 400.
8 or 9 speed bar end shifters

Have:
Lot's of stuff

Yes it is and I have one but it doesn't match up; it has a slot in it to catch the tang on the bolt head but it's oriented 60 degrees or so to the rear of the matching insert slot on the seatstays. In short the clamping slot on the seatstay that accepts the locking tang on the bolt head is oriented forward and the hole in the hanger bracket is facing to the rear. Have I muddied the waters yet?

The hanger itself mounts externally on the seatpost/seatstays and has side-to-side dimension of 22-24mm.

I think I have the same one you do. ie: off 60 degrees.

27.2mm posts:
Silver Suspension Integrated seat post-200mm
Silver Fluted SR integrated clamp seat post-160mm
Silver Fluted SR integrated clamp seat post-195mm
Brakes:
Shimano 600 TriColor Dual Pivot, the dark gray color, dirty and needs new pads. Rear Anchor Bolt has a little rust
Campagnolo Xenon: black, short reach, recessed nuts. Mounted but never used
Assorted Low end Dia-Compes(ok brakes, but these are the dime-a-dozen alloy type, though I might have one or two pairs with a quick release) most are medium reach
Universal Levers from the 70's, no hoods. A little rust on the mounting hardware but no scratches.
Saddles:
Black Cushy Bianchi Saddle-good shape
Black Narrow and hard Avocet saddle-used, has a small tear in the front edge
Rims/wheels:
27" Rims, Maliard Hubs (not heliomatic) with sealed bearings, Alloy double walled Mistral Rims, 36 spoke, eyeleted, presta valve. Matched Set.
Weinmann Concave Rim, dirty and surface rust on the eyelets, should clean up well. 27x1 1/4
27" Rigida Front wheel, Maillard hub, 36 spokes 3X, presta valve rim, alloy, eyeleted spoke holes
700c wheel set-Silver "Phoenix" brand box rims, Quando hubs, stainless spokes, 36hole 3x, Shimano (I think) 7 speed narrow range cassette
Tires:
Hutchinson Excel Kevlar belted. Black with blue stripe, maybe 15-20 miles on them
Pedals:
Atom 700 pedal, left side, french threaded, surface rust that comes off pretty easily
Cranks:
Shimano 600 Tricolor, Silver, 170mm, includes 53T ring and bolts if desired
Shimano Altus Triple crank, Silver, 170mm, Black steel rings
Freewheels:
Regina 6 Speed, 14-16-18-20-23-26, spins great, looks almost new
Suntour 6 speed, 14-16-19-22-26-30, spins great, light surface rust, a little wear on smaller gears, almost none in the larger gears
Handlebars:
Nitto RB-018 Bullhorns 39CM, Nearly new black bar wrap
Nitto Randoneur Bars 39CM, Great shape

WANT:
Campagnolo Seat post 26.6 non-aero in good shape
Campagnolo Cable Clamps
Campanolo seat post binder bolts(I could use three in new condition)
Pair of Mafac Racers with hangers and straddle cables in very good condition
Single dia compe center pull caliper(front or rear doesn't matter), the style with the red inset sticker on chrome background with red bushings.
Narrow range 7 speed freewheel, Regina or Sachs preferred.
Old style Cinelli stem( Cinelli Milano logo) with 22.2 quill and 26.4 clamp, short, 60-70mm in good shape
Suntour Ratcheting Downtube Shifters

Also: Would like to trade a black 30mm Salsa liplock seat clamp for one in silver or gold


PM for Pics or more info.

Have - not much, still trying to accumulate parts.

Seat post from 83 Raleigh - 26.4, (not a single bolt style)
Two sets - drilled Dia-Compe levers from 84 Trek and 83 Raleigh
** one set has no hoods and the other has gum hoods that need to be scraped and replaced)
Shimano 600 "rainbow" arms 175 mm, 130 bcd

Want:
41T or 42T 144bcd chainring for a Sugino Super Mighty crank -
** currently has a 44T Mighty Competition on it
Suntour downtube shifters for clamp-on bracket - see photo.
** I found the clamp at the LBS today but no shifters
Shimano 600, Suntour, Sugino - 170mm, 130 bcd

Yes it is and I have one but it doesn't match up; it has a slot in it to catch the tang on the bolt head but it's oriented 60 degrees or so to the rear of the matching insert slot on the seatstays. In short the clamping slot on the seatstay that accepts the locking tang on the bolt head is oriented forward and the hole in the hanger bracket is facing to the rear. Have I muddied the waters yet?

The hanger itself mounts externally on the seatpost/seatstays and has side-to-side dimension of 22-24mm.
Dremel tool, or patience and a 3-sided file. Eliminate the tang, eliminate the problem?

Dremel tool, or patience and a 3-sided file. Eliminate the tang, eliminate the problem?

I don't know RT. It would seem to me the tang is there to serve a purpose--to keep both the bolt head and the cable hanger set while the nut on the binder is tightened--the bolt head is round and flat and I wouldn't want to bugger it up trying to get a grip on it to keep it from turning or scrape up my new paint job by having the hanger floating up everytime I put on the brakes.

I don't know RT. It would seem to me the tang is there to serve a purpose--to keep both the bolt head and the cable hanger set while the nut on the binder is tightened--the bolt head is round and flat and I wouldn't want to bugger it up trying to get a grip on it to keep it from turning or scrape up my new paint job by having the hanger floating up everytime I put on the brakes.

I think you either need to find a hanger that's got the slot properly oriented, or you need to add one with the proper orientation. This seems a case for a picture, 23.

ISO: Aero levers with gum hoods, preferably of japanese origin, but I'll consider non-Japanese stuff if it looks spiffy.

Want:

- calm
- patience
- time

Have:

- exasperation
- a stripped Suntour Superbe pedal cage screw

Either is yours for the asking.

I don't know RT. It would seem to me the tang is there to serve a purpose--to keep both the bolt head and the cable hanger set while the nut on the binder is tightened--the bolt head is round and flat and I wouldn't want to bugger it up trying to get a grip on it to keep it from turning or scrape up my new paint job by having the hanger floating up everytime I put on the brakes.
Ah, I thought it was allen head each side, so you could hold it while tightening. Is there any way to convert the bolt?

Ah, I thought it was allen head each side, so you could hold it while tightening. Is there any way to convert the bolt?

I'm thinking of just putting very thin plastic washer and thin lock washers on each side and trying to live with what I've got while I search for something more appropriate. There is also the option of using the external double allen-head mtb style of binder, or finally just surrendering and drilling out the holes to accept a standard 8mm recessed style binder bolt.

John I'll try to get a couple of pics up to illustrate...

Yes 23, get some pics up of your situation. I have some hangers that as I recall seem oriented "backward", not sure if they will fit your needs, but the pics will help.

And I've got a spare seatpost binder clamp you can have.

Have: Cannondale Criterium 3.0 aluminum Frame and forked (stripped with strypeeeze), early 90's i believe? seat tube-58 c-c, TT 56.5 c-c, 126 rear spacing (i.e. fits 7 speed, though you 'could' squeeze an 8 speed in)

http://photos-h.ak.fbcdn.net/photos-ak-snc1/v2359/237/86/796060575/n796060575_5957383_3493.jpg

Want: 54ish road frame/fork, preferably steel with 130 rear spacing but open to anything really!

Looking for a brake caliper drop bolt. Please PM. Thanks!

Have: 3Resnho Katana, 51cm frame...130mm rear, full 8sp tricolor 600 group...

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3352/3309549041_0ba0122f9f_d.jpg

Pics here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/52004323@N00/

Want: A 54-55cm frame of similar vintage and quality... or even an MTB frame, 17"-19"...

Nice!

And I've got a spare seatpost binder clamp you can have.

Holy Jumpin Jaysus I can't believe the RT Forgetfulness Virus got all the way out here so fast!! I had the binder bolt and cable stop in a little plastic bag at the bike shop yesterday afternoon and do you think I can find that sucker to save my soul? Arrrrrrgh, this pre-Alzheimer's is getting to me. Not in the car, not in my pack, not lying upstairs where I tend to leave little important bits, not downstairs in my basement laboratory and thank goodness I've not been in the garage since it went missing or all hope would vanish.:notamused::mad::cry:

Jacket pocket?

I feel you pain, just cracked a really nice campy record brake arm trying to bend it back. It's really nicely milled and I was thinking of putting them on my gazelle. I had probably got it too the point where it would have operated fine but I couldn't leave well enough alone... trying to bend is back straight in the vice and I heard the crackling sound of aluminum cracking.... instantly depressed for the rest of the day.

I am truly sorry to hear that. That is definitely worse than my stripping a screw. I can get a replacement for a nickel at the hardware store, only it will be a standard steel screw, not a chromed hex screw. Anyway each cage has 7 screws, so I can get by with one missing. And yes, I was assembling my pedals with your Superbe road cages. (Did you get the MTB cages from me yet?)

I feel you pain, just cracked a really nice campy record brake arm trying to bend it back. It's really nicely milled and I was thinking of putting them on my gazelle. I had probably got it too the point where it would have operated fine but I couldn't leave well enough alone... trying to bend is back straight in the vice and I heard the crackling sound of aluminum cracking.... instantly depressed for the rest of the day.

What reach were these? I've got a parts set of Campagnolo Triomphe calipers that I could cannibalize, if the broken arm is suitable for the calipers you have.

-Kurt

Bummer that it was not the rear arm - at least a kludge with another stock arm would have sufficed reasonably in that situation.

-Kurt

Holy Jumpin Jaysus I can't believe the RT Forgetfulness Virus got all the way out here so fast!! I had the binder bolt and cable stop in a little plastic bag at the bike shop yesterday afternoon and do you think I can find that sucker to save my soul? Arrrrrrgh, this pre-Alzheimer's is getting to me. Not in the car, not in my pack, not lying upstairs where I tend to leave little important bits, not downstairs in my basement laboratory and thank goodness I've not been in the garage since it went missing or all hope would vanish.:notamused::mad::cry:

I get blamed for everything. Perhaps you know my wife....:roflmao2:

I get blamed for everything. Perhaps you know my wife....:roflmao2:

No question about it, I'm married to her sister...:roflmao2::cry::D

Looking for a 1" silver threadless headset. Good quality and good looking would be a bonus.
Nice new ones seem a bit pricey.

Have:
28.6 Flickstand
http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f211/sfrazi2/100_2296.jpg
Campagnolo Syncro II shifters. There is some rust on internal washers and they have been well used, but they worked fine in friction mode when mounted.http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f211/sfrazi2/100_2132.jpg
http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f211/sfrazi2/100_2299.jpg
http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f211/sfrazi2/100_2301.jpg
Campagnolo 1st Gen. Chorus Rear Mech. Plenty of wear and tear, one jockey wheel has been replaced with Shimano and the other is desperately in need of replacing.
http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f211/sfrazi2/100_2297.jpg
http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f211/sfrazi2/100_2298.jpg
Limited edition numbered and signed portraits of former U.S. Presidents.

Want (this is all for my commuter and does not need to be pretty):
Randonneur or mustache bars.
8 speed bar end shifters or shifter pods
tall 1" quill stem
cones for Joytech "96k" front hub.
trekking crankset 170 or 172.5
EDIT: and blue bottle cages!

Huerro - those levers are Syncro 2.

i'm probably looking for a set of 9 speed DT shifters.
i have a good deal of stuff for trade, i think it's somewhere in this thread

Huerro - those levers are Syncro 2.


and the derailleur is 1st gen Chorus.

Thanks guys!

looking for:
27.2 mm seat post alloy fluted. sr laprade or something along those lines.

please pm me.

^ PM sent, I have just what you are looking for.

Have:

I'm crossing my fingers that someone local will want to love this. It is the only one I have ever seen, and I would much rather "keep it in the family" than sell it on CL.

-1959 Gazelle
-SA TCW hub (3-speed, coaster brake, with 22t cog)
-Firestone tires (original?)
-New grips
-Paint in great shape, all pin striping and labeling is present and in great shape for the age.

This "humpback" model was a JR model I believe. The cranks are 145mm long, so great for a short guy/woman or your kid that is begging to go riding with you. Stand over is around 30 inches. Same wheelbase as a regular Raleigh. It just needs some riding, a great home, and a little adjustment on the front brake. I'm willing to drive up to an hour away from zip 12401. When I can do this, I don't know. Hopefully sooner than later, but definitely by the time the warm weather comes around. This bike is in nice shape :)

http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a261/catskillscooby/BikeForums/IMG_5662.jpg

http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a261/catskillscooby/BikeForums/IMG_5744.jpg

http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a261/catskillscooby/BIKES/IMG_5216.jpg

Want:

A good home...

and

I do have a weakness for British bicycles, but I don't limit myself. Have a higher end frame set or bike that you're not using? Maybe even a old touring bike with cantilever brakes? Touring gear? Touring bike parts? I take a 51-53cm.

Even if you don't have my material "want", please please talk to me anyhow and tell me why you want it :)


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Still have the bike and no interest as of March 5th. Ignore the OE 800 Necklace. I ride with some real true life hooligans :)

http://www.fatsinthecats.com/photos/albums/userpics/10060/normal_5-10-08_017.jpg (http://www.fatsinthecats.com/photos/albums/userpics/10060/5-10-08_017.jpg)

http://www.fatsinthecats.com/photos/albums/userpics/10060/normal_5-10-08_018.jpg (http://www.fatsinthecats.com/photos/albums/userpics/10060/5-10-08_018.jpg)

http://www.fatsinthecats.com/photos/albums/userpics/10060/normal_5-10-08_021.jpg (http://www.fatsinthecats.com/photos/albums/userpics/10060/5-10-08_021.jpg)

Have:
Mavic red label monthlery alloy tubular rims with fivespeed freewheel. perfectly true. from '74 gitane tour de france ssc. has normandy high flange luxe hubs.

Pursuing:
Mavic Reflex front wheel 700c, preferably laced to Campy hub, but I can deal with not.
Dura Ace brake calipers
Dura Ace triple front crank set
Dura Ace brake levers, aero
Dura Ace DT shifters, 7/8/9 sp

Have:
SLR Silver aero brake levers
SLR Grey aero brake levers
600 tricolor aero brake levers
105/600/SLR aero hoods white, good condition
105/600/SLR aero hoods black, good condition
105/600/SLR aero hoods white NOS
600 tricolor DT shifters, 2 sets, 7-sp indexed
LX100 DT shifters, 7-sp indexed
RSX triple FD 34.9 clamp
RSX 8-sp RD
105 double FD 31.9 clamp
Mirage triple FD braze-on new
Mirage double FD 31.8 clamp new
3TTT bluish-chrome 120mm stem
Cinelli 1R 140mm stem
Huret clamp-on DT shifters
Huret clamp-on FD
Allvit RD heavy chrome RD (2)
MIchelin Pro Race 2 tires, light blue stripes (yechh)
Cinelli Volare suede saddle, well above average condition
27.0 Laprade fluted/graduated seat post
Felt 31.9 clamp adapter for braze-on FD
NOS Campy bb cable guide (above BB)

Taking my parts box to Richmond for the Stop/Swap on the 1st.
Maybe 2-3 bikes, too.

Now that would have been right up my alley! It sounds like you're treating her well though:)

Best,
Kevin


Kevin, I have a beautiful 52cm kuwahara touring frame i would off you. but it's been drewed! Cantibosses and TT cable guides chopped... and the rear cable stop and upper rack braze-ons too... drew stopped there though.. I'll be sanding it and painting it and rebuilding is with centerpulls and TT cable clips as a little commuter for someone but it will hurt every step of the way.

laman012
so that's what you have what are you looking for?

and I have to say that is the most annoying GIF in your sig I have seen! :D

marty

Wanted: double clamp on cable stop like this for less than $13:

http://cgi.ebay.com/Old-Road-Bike-Simplex-Chr-Dbl-Cable-Stop-Clamp-1-1-8_W0QQitemZ110351947575QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?_trksid=p3286.m20.l1116

Brand and condition unimportant, just function.
Thanks
WjV

laman012
so that's what you have what are you looking for?

And i have to say that is the most annoying gif in your sig i have seen! :d

marty

+1,000 ;)

+100,000 ;)

it triggers a petite-mal seizure for me :)
BTW, he's looking for a fluted 27.2 seatpost, it's in a previous post, and rotharpunc may have him covered.

Now for something completely diff:
a set of the fin-back Matthauser cantilever brake pads; NOS, just some shop-dust; also the original literature that came in the bag. Some crazy collector just HAS to own these, here's your chance to prove your insanity...before I let the dogs of eBay at 'em.
pics:http://s55.photobucket.com/albums/g135/unworthy1/matthauser%20finned%20pads/
EDIT: GONE to eBay....thanks to those who expressed interest in trying to satisfy a difficult trade

I just picked up a 21" Ross MTB from the late 70s (ad claimed) early 80s (I believe), probably the Mt. Washington (low end / 1 piece crank) model from looking through the catalogs, but no markings to indicate which model. Needs tuning, a new tire, etc.

If you're in the L.A. area and dying for an old-school MTB, or are looking for a bulletproof (heavy) frame with horizontal dropouts to make a sturdy single-speed city bike out of, let me know.

I picked up the frame thinking about making an old-school city bike out of it, but as I price the parts in my head that I'd want to add, it's gotten to the point that I think someone else might enjoy it more than I would.

It's too heavy to ship, but if you're in the L.A. area and want it, and have a fairly long 22.2mm quill stem or other cool stuff to trade, let me know.

Have: Shimano 600EX headset (the one immediately following arabesque, sill requires a weird wrench or careful use of a 32mm wrench.

Want: The person I was speaking with weeks ago about a 600 headset... was this the generation you were looking for?

I'm not the person but I might be interested if the condition is excellent and the other person doesn't make a claim.

PM sent.


Now for something completely diff:
a set of the fin-back Matthauser cantilever brake pads; NOS, just some shop-dust; also the original literature that came in the bag. Some crazy collector just HAS to own these, here's your chance to prove your insanity...before I let the dogs of eBay at 'em.
pics:http://s55.photobucket.com/albums/g135/unworthy1/matthauser%20finned%20pads/

Have:

- 9sp Dura Ace cassette (23-21-19-17-15-14-13-12-11) - used
- A pair of shimano 600 brake levers with mirror (they come from my Miyata 1000lt ) - used
- Kickstand (also taken of Miyata) - used
- Front wheel from Bianchi San Jose - 700c Alex rims and Bianchi hub, comes with the 700x32 cyclocross tire, true - used
- Miyata stem 100mm, 26mm clamp - used.

here is pictures of what I have:
http://picasaweb.google.com/nroketsk...eat=directlink (http://picasaweb.google.com/nroketskiy/Fortrade_pic?feat=directlink)


Want:

- Cane creek scx-5 levers
- Nitto Technomic Stem 50mm, clamp 26mm
- 700c road wheelset, shimano 9spd cassette compatible
- 700x32c or 700x30c road tires

uhhh.. those say 105 and are non-aero.
It's also a 9 speed cassette both in the photo and the cog description.

Now for something completely diff:
a set of the fin-back Matthauser cantilever brake pads; NOS, just some shop-dust; also the original literature that came in the bag. Some crazy collector just HAS to own these, here's your chance to prove your insanity...before I let the dogs of eBay at 'em.
pics:http://s55.photobucket.com/albums/g135/unworthy1/matthauser%20finned%20pads/

wow, I just sold a used set (4) of the threaded version of these on the 'bay. Definitely a market for these.

stan

It's also a 9 speed cassette both in the photo and the cog description.

Thanks:))
You are both right:thumb:

Dr. Deltron is a HUGE fan of these... I bet he'd take 'em off your hands but getting a hold of him may be difficult.

could be used as a bartering tool hehe