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

BG, those are exactly what I'm looking for. Thanks for the pic.

Nick, not sure that 600 headset will offer you much help if your fork is truly stupidly short. Had the same problem and tried every headset I had- including one of those- and even though it gave me marginally more threadroom, I eventually wound up using a different fork. Just couldn't get enough thread past the top race nut to get the locknut threaded.

Please lend me a hand, a constantly loosening headset is a pain in the butt.


Just how low of a stack height do you need? The Steel Levin is something like 35mm. I have a 600 headset at home but I think it's the later one, I'll check tonight.

The Tange Passage stack is only 31mm without the washer, a Chris King GripNut goes down to 33mm at the smallest.

ISO: Mafac 2000 gold brake set rear and front to go on my PX-10 and the gold levers/hoods recently purchased on this site.

Have: Vintage silca floor pump with working gauge, presta valve
Cinelli 1A Road stem 120 mm with 22.2 quill looks brand new
Cinelli XA Road stem 100 mm with 22.2 quill used but in good shape
Also have aero hoods and levers shimano 105 SLR dark anodized finish in good condition
And Dia-Compe AGC 251, AeroGran Compe levers and hoods both black in good condition
Can provide pics. Also have cash money. Thanks.

Nick, not sure that 600 headset will offer you much help if your fork is truly stupidly short. Had the same problem and tried every headset I had- including one of those- and even though it gave me marginally more threadroom, I eventually wound up using a different fork. Just couldn't get enough thread past the top race nut to get the locknut threaded.


Just how low of a stack height do you need? The Steel Levin is something like 35mm. I have a 600 headset at home but I think it's the later one, I'll check tonight.

The Tange Passage stack is only 31mm without the washer, a Chris King GripNut goes down to 33mm at the smallest.

Hey fellas! The bike originally was cut exactly right for a 600 tri-color headset. The cups had cracked (a problem with those headsets) and I switched it for a Steel Tange Levin, which never seemed to tighten up right. So I switched that for an Alloy Tange headset, which is also a little big.

The tange Passage? I didn't know it was that low.. And affordable! :)

I'm gonna go order one from the LBS today.

LOOKING FOR:
54-56 Old steel road bike of decent pedigree and good nick (for my girlfriend),

TO TRADE:
Suntour Sprint group in VGC
63cm Zinn lugged frame from 1984
XS GT Avalanche 2.0 women's MTB frame NOS
Campy Record low flange tubular wheelset
Shimano600 1" threaded HS NOS
Shimano600 1" threaded HS NOS - missing fork race
Dura-ace braze-on 8spd FD
Gran Comp road brakes VGC

Hey fellas! The bike originally was cut exactly right for a 600 tri-color headset. The cups had cracked (a problem with those headsets) and I switched it for a Steel Tange Levin, which never seemed to tighten up right. So I switched that for an Alloy Tange headset, which is also a little big.

The tange Passage? I didn't know it was that low.. And affordable! :)

I'm gonna go order one from the LBS today.

Well, I have one on my Super Strada that is too short and requires 2 washers. I'm willing to trade it for something of similar quality. Is the Dura Ace the same stack height?

Sorely wanted:

Ambrosio FCS 28 or Focus clinchers 32h

or

DT Swiss RR 585 clinchers 32h

OR

a similar quality deep section aero clinchers with a ~30mm profile, or larger. New, used, borrowed or blue; it doesn't matter as long two good 32h rims that match the above description can appear at door step without me spending money I don't have. :twitchy:

Also want:

- Shimano SPD-SL pedals
- 3T Ergonova 42cm bar
- Continental GP 4000s, (other Conti folding bead clinchers considered), or Vredestein Fortezza, or Vittoria Open Pave CX. I prefer, OR virtually any quality 700c tires ~23c
- Ultegra/105ish Brakeset. I prefer Shimano, but will consider all others.
- a cross or touring frame with canti braze-ons
- "A Sunday In Hell" on DVD
- monetary compensation
- other offers


Here are a few more things I have:

- one rear wheel Exage 7s freehub laced to a box section Araya 700c clincher

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4068/4498422147_f8bdd01936_o.jpg

- one front RX100 hub laced to a Mavic M192 eyeleted round box section 700c clincher.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2681/4027121779_6d73fbd174_o.jpg

- one 7s Shimano 12-23 cassette that works with the Exage wheel


freewheel hubs:

- one matched wheelset; Shimano 600 hubs laced to Saturae (Specialized) eyeleted round box section 700c clinchers

*the front hub's bearing races have some pitting in the cups. Nothing that would keep someone from riding on it and having fun, but indeed enough that some folk's expectations. This could be quite easily remedied with a new front hub or by being ignored; preposterous! Also, the rims had some nicks on the edges, probably from improper tire installation. They have been filed/sanded smooth and even to provide good braking performance.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2555/4254895145_1db2863b95_o.jpg

- one matched wheelset; Shimano 105 hubs laced 32h 3x to Matrix (Trek) semi aero hard anodized 700c clinchers low miles *This wheelset is a tricky one, because I am actually planning on using the rims for my new wheelset.

As seen on this bike:

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4036/4458701100_cdd07d9fe7_o.jpg

- one Ambrosio 32h Super Elite hard anodized eyeleted 700c clincher rim

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4020/4488219522_68710ba522_o.jpg

- one unknown front wheel; cartridge bearing hub (something good) laced radial 28h, with aero profile spokes (probably DT) to Araya hard anodized semi aero 700c clincher. I don't quite know what this wheel is, or where it's from, but this wheel is fantastically light/well built

The front one on this bike:

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-sjc1/hs079.snc3/14647_1288475180076_1476102765_784380_5447053_n.jpg

- one Regina 6s freewheel in near new condition, low miles 14-21, (I think)

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4052/4487569709_48f0dc5e0c.jpg

- one NOS Dura Ace 7400 32h hub

- a bunch of QR skewers

- vintage Shimano 105 clipless pedals, Look compatible

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2734/4455805245_7ca18f7e4e_o.jpg

I am willing to break down any of these wheels/wheelsets, if you only want the hubs or rims, or sell them whole. I give bulk discounts, and will sell or part out damaged stuff very inexpensively.

Of course, most of my other stuff (http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php?565196-The-For-Trade-Thread&p=10677281&viewfull=1#post10677281) is still available too and recently updated. :D

Have: Cinelli Campione del Mondo 66/44 grooved bars

Need: Same bars without groove

LOOKING FOR:
54-56 Old steel road bike of decent pedigree and good nick (for my girlfriend),

TO TRADE:
Suntour Sprint group in VGC
63cm Zinn lugged frame from 1984
XS GT Avalanche 2.0 women's MTB frame NOS
Campy Record low flange tubular wheelset
Shimano600 1" threaded HS NOS
Shimano600 1" threaded HS NOS - missing fork race
Dura-ace braze-on 8spd FD
Gran Comp road brakes VGCPM sent. Local.

The title tells the story: I'm looking for a Sakae SXC 175mm crankarm set, for my 1990 Bianchi Volpe. Mine came with 170mm crankarms, which are uncomfortably short.

Used or NOS. If you're interested, I'll trade mine for yours.

UPDATE (6/7/2011): Not only are the 170mm crankarms short, but it was only yesterday that I figured out the Volpe's frame geometry is for cyclocross, so of course the bottom bracket is higher! Sheesh. What does this mean for me? For starters, if I adjust the pedal-to-seat distance correctly, then it's a real stretch to balance on the ball of my left foot at stop lights. In addition, I need to raise the handlebars correspondingly, but there's insufficient length in the stem. I should probably be looking for 180mm crankarms... maybe 185mm? bump

have: Sakae 27.2 seatpost with 170mm of post (got it from jmichaeldesign a couple weeks ago, thanks dude, but apparently my sources [the builder] was wrong so I need a different size)

want: similar 27.0 seatpost


pictures:
http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/Z4W1Fji4H9K-xLUd644lQKsCmiHPTzys3G5p3CFEwgk?feat=directlink
http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/uJYLYX1RNulK9aYKJI_ZeasCmiHPTzys3G5p3CFEwgk?feat=directlink
http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/lCSRW9Xb5Ya2BMeZfqfRPqsCmiHPTzys3G5p3CFEwgk?feat=directlink
http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/PY-rVrFUM87x9HFQ672j1qsCmiHPTzys3G5p3CFEwgk?feat=directlink

ISO
anyone? they cant be that rare so much as just no one uses them.
http://i48.tinypic.com/15g8l21.jpg
Also 27" hard annodized mavic 32h rim.

Have:
Cinelli m71 pedals NOS
PX-10 frame with surface damage. useable for lugs or tubes
64cm peugeot UO-10

ISO
anyone? they cant be that rare so much as just no one uses them.
http://i48.tinypic.com/15g8l21.jpg

Get 'em new here: http://www.niagaracycle.com/product_info.php?products_id=2217

At 0.98/pair you'll probably pay more for shipping than for the parts. Perhaps your LBS has them in stock or can order them for you?

Have: colnago dream mapei replica 54cm chorus 10 sp altec tubing weighs about 17lbs
Trade for: something steal but equal

wow joe.. wish that was 1 or two cm bigger.. and i had a nice steel frame somewhere for you!

ISO:
Selle Italia Flite or SLR XP

Have:
Random bits and cash

Have: colnago dream mapei replica 54cm chorus 10 sp altec tubing weighs about 17lbs
Trade for: something steal but equal

Is my Super Strada equal, frame for frame? :innocent:

sure, i guess, whats a super strada??
Is my Super Strada equal, frame for frame? :innocent:

sure, i guess, whats a super strada??

I apologize in advance for the wallpaper:

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4037/4478811419_171d75cc69.jpg

This is what it looks like the way I had it built:

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2545/4164073317_941cda5cf1_o.jpg

Don't let the pics fool you, the frame is cherry red in person.

I apologize in advance for the wallpaper

It's not any worse than the paint on that Colnago.:eek:

speaking of colorful bikes. My Trek 760 is going to be leaving the stable. Not on par with the Colnago, sorry. But I am hoping it gets me a nice 50-54cm high quality bike for my wife.

speaking of colorful bikes. My Trek 760 is going to be leaving the stable. Not on par with the Colnago, sorry. But I am hoping it gets me a nice 50-54cm high quality bike for my wife.

Curiously, what type of crankset is that?

-Kurt

Suntour Superbe I believe but it's not listed on the crank, the chainrings are Specialized. The bike was spec'ed with Superbe and has specialized BB and chainrings. I may have to wait till some wheels become available before putting it up for sale.

Suntour Superbe I believe but it's not listed on the crank, the chainrings are Specialized. The bike was spec'ed with Superbe and has specialized BB and chainrings. I may have to wait till some wheels become available before putting it up for sale.

If it's got the flag logo, as it appears it may, the arms are Specialized as well. Courtesy of Velobase:

http://velobase.com/CompImages/Crankset/B500EBA4-7F5B-4E16-B00E-13B9F64944E1.jpeg

yes, has the logo and its not 130bcd (can't remember what it is)

yes, has the logo and its not 130bcd (can't remember what it is)

pretty sure it's 144BCD

pretty sure it's 144BCD

Agreed - that's why I asked. I've been after some 144 BCD arms in 175mm that are not Campagnolo Record.

-Kurt

ISO
anyone? they cant be that rare so much as just no one uses them.
http://i48.tinypic.com/15g8l21.jpg
Also 27" hard annodized mavic 32h rim.

Have:
Cinelli m71 pedals NOS
PX-10 frame with surface damage. useable for lugs or tubes
64cm peugeot UO-10


Get 'em new here: http://www.niagaracycle.com/product_info.php?products_id=2217

At 0.98/pair you'll probably pay more for shipping than for the parts. Perhaps your LBS has them in stock or can order them for you?

but those are so pedestrian. what about these fancy Surly ones? http://www.jensonusa.com/store/product/RD402Z01-Surly+Tugnutt+Chain+Tensioner.aspx


http://images.jensonusa.com/large/rd/rd402z01sil__1.jpg (http://www.jensonusa.com/store/product/RD402Z01-Surly+Tugnutt+Chain+Tensioner.aspx#)

but those are so pedestrian. what about these fancy Surly ones?

Blech. Hipster bait.

-Kurt

but neither of those are what I asked for. The ones pictured are specifically for notched drops and have a 2" reach

Front Derailleur swap:
seems I need a braze-on FD that will handle a triple with a 22t difference, and the one I was trying (a nice Suntour GPX) won't go that far.
I will swap that FD, or any of the FDs pictured in my album:
http://s179.photobucket.com/albums/w314/unworthy1_photo/for%20sale%20or%20trade/
or (not yet pictured) a B-O Shimano 600 tricolor or a B-O Shimano 600 AX aero...
FOR, something from any of the major brands, (Shimmy, Campy, SunTour) that's in good shape, braze-on, and will do a 22t difference(52-42-30)...bottom pull of course.
If you have the above and want something else shown in my FS/Trade album, just PM me.

I got an old raleigh technium. does anybody have vintage wheels for that????

ISO: Shimano FD-6400 Front Derailleur. This is the 600 tri-color, with the grey clamp. I need a 28.6 clamp. Good condition. Willing to pay for good condition. Replacing a stripped out one on a 92 RB-1.

Also need a nice 170mm triple crankset for my wife's paramount.

Also need 1 1/8 threadless headset for a mountain bike. It is going on a 95 Specialized Rockhopper. Ugly but functional works here.

Have: 170mm sugino aero mighty crankset and bottom bracket. Came from a centurion turbo.

I got an old raleigh technium. does anybody have vintage wheels for that????
(At least some of) The first Techniums were 27" & freewheel. Is that what you're looking for?

ISO: Shimano FD-6400 Front Derailleur. This is the 600 tri-color, with the grey clamp. I need a 28.6 clamp. Good condition. Willing to pay for good condition. Replacing a stripped out one on a 92 RB-1.

Also need a nice 170mm triple crankset for my wife's paramount.

Also need 1 1/8 threadless headset for a mountain bike. It is going on a 95 Specialized Rockhopper. Ugly but functional works here.

Have: 170mm sugino aero mighty crankset and bottom bracket. Came from a centurion turbo.

I might have a D/R for you. Let me check

haha okay not that old, it's a 460 when I got it, it still has the origanal rear wheel but the front wheel is just a cheepo. Both wheel aare rather beat up and I was looking for a set of origanals that are still good.

ISO: 50-52cm High Quality Japanese Frame with 126mm or 130mm rear spacing aka late 80's early 90s, good condition only please

Have: 58cm (need to double check) Vitus 979 Duralinox frame with first generation C-record Bottom Bracket and Headset, and the elusive 25mm Seatpost. Top tube decals are gone but the rest and the frame are in excellent condition.

Agreed - that's why I asked. I've been after some 144 BCD arms in 175mm that are not Campagnolo Record.

-Kurt

sorry, 170 here

but neither of those are what I asked for. The ones pictured are specifically for notched drops and have a 2" reach

PDXaero, what exactly are those for? I'm showing my ignorance, but can't learn any other way.

It's not any worse than the paint on that Colnago.:eek:

I know some of the newer Colnagos have peacock-like aesthetics, but I disagree about this one. I love the Team MAPEI scheme and would be honored to sport their colors! Beside that, with that tubing, the thing looks like it's built like a brick ****house. I bet it rides nice. :thumb:

...Though, I would rather something more like this:


http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3339/3280782154_18ae31817a_o.jpg

...without the Deltas.

PDXaero, what exactly are those for? I'm showing my ignorance, but can't learn any other way.

+1 on Ignorance and Curiosity

I got an old raleigh technium. does anybody have vintage wheels for that????


haha okay not that old, it's a 460 when I got it, it still has the origanal rear wheel but the front wheel is just a cheepo. Both wheel aare rather beat up and I was looking for a set of origanals that are still good.

well since you have the rear wheel can you tell us more? what kind of hub? is the rim silver or dark anodized? what year is the bike? what kind of deraileurs? is there a tire on one of the wheels? if so is it 700c or 27" can you post a pic of the rearwheel or bike?

the odds of someone having the exact wheels that came on your bike my be quite low but if knew a bit more about what you are looking for it would help

OH is a Technium 460 a road or mountain bike?

ISO:
-Set of matching skewers, closed cam, Nishiki International rear spacing (126 I think)
-Black cork handlebar tape x2

Have:
-Random stuff
-Cash

GONE!

Have:

Fuji America 700c Wheelset - 36h Sunshine Medium Flange Gyromaster cartridge bearing hubs laced to nicely anodized, retro wide box section Ukai rims. Freewheel rear, 126 OLD spacing, british threading. Excellent condition. One of the earlier 700c equipped non-racing bikes in the U.S.

Here are some pictures on the bike:

http://lh6.ggpht.com/_P7m8p3pz-zo/S7elOPTi86I/AAAAAAAAHO4/v1oDaB7Qxg8/s800/fuji_america_1981_3.jpg

http://lh4.ggpht.com/_P7m8p3pz-zo/ShXj5YWxR4I/AAAAAAAAC6o/zrrgfwH2Pzk/s800/0521091843.jpg

Want:

NOS Japanese Parts, esp. Suntour. Dura Ace RD 7700 GS rear derailleur is on my wish list. Cool cassette hubs. Small stuff that is easy to take to Japan, even including FRNs.

Washington DC area is nice to avoid shipping hassles/cost. I'm in Silver Spring, near Georgia Avenue and the Beltway.

OK, this is not funny anymore: I ordered a Miche lockring for my Chorus hub, and based on everything I'd read I thought I'd be getting one with 27mm thread diameter.
No such luck. It has 30.5mm :(
Now I own 2 with 29mm, one with 26mm and a new-to-me 30.5mm. I had no idea there could be so much dang variety!
So I'm back to offering a trade:
the brand new Miche for a Campy-compatible lockring (brand not important) with 27mm thread dia. and 38mm flange dia. (this might be described as fitting a 9-spd hub with 12t or larger first cog, but I have found you can't go by the description alone, it has to be measured!)
http://i179.photobucket.com/albums/w314/unworthy1_photo/for%20sale%20or%20trade/LockRing_305.jpg
EDIT: Went to LBS, bought one...at last the nightmare is over...maybe...

Have : Bunch of stuffs... Even some new road bike stuffs!

Want: 56Cm - 58CM Road frame or LG MTB Frame

What you got?

Have:
- 32H Mavic hubs Model 500 (so says unworthy1). Nice shape but appear to have been grooved/slotted for flat blade spokes.
- Rear Wheel: Suntour Superbe Pro laced to Mavic GP-4 tubular rim. I think the freewheel is Suntour Perfect but I don't recall 100%. Used but nice condition.
- White Raleigh Sports. Has a B72 and is well used with a little rust but very solid and all there. (not shipping this baby, sorry)
- 57cm Austro Daimler Vent Noir II. Mostly original and very nice shape but not pristine. Not eager to get rid of this because I LOVE it but would prefer same/similar bike in 54-55cm. (again, would prefer to deal locally as I don't like shipping bikes)
- Various other bikes/frames, mostly low end.

Want:
Some items for my new build. 85 C'dale SR600 - Got myself a tricolor group.

want: shimano dura ace BL-7401 or BL-7402 aero brake levers

don't need to be perfect looking, but fully functional, preferably would have pretty nice condition hoods

http://www.velobase.com/CompImages/BrakeLevers/F7DCE964-9162-4228-B530-1A462AB398C8.jpeg

I want those pictured