Classic and Vintage Sales - More NOS & used C&V (and some newer Campy) FS, courtesy the LBS

ATTN: Anyone interested in purchasing must contact Orlando at Tamiami Cyclery: (305) 264 6563


(Added pictures 8/6/09 - new additions below as well)

Listing for the LBS.

Prices do not reflect shipping.

NOS Shimano 600 crankset (tri-color), 170mm, boxed - $75

NOS Weinmann Carrera brakeset, boxed - $65


NOS Modolo Speedy brakeset (silver) boxed - $75


NOS, white AFA straps, leather (not boxed), 15 3/4" long from end of strap to end of buckle - $25

Campagnolo Centaur calipers, new (in bag) $65, three sets available.


Campagnolo Veloce (10-speed) crankset, 175mm, new - $120


-Kurt

Hey Kurt, do you think that Carrera set would be an upgraded to the CLB that I have currently on my Peugeot? If so I think I'd like them :)

I think they were the original or similar to the original set on the PSV-10. I do prefer the CLB's for looks myself.

-Kurt

The later Carrera was Weinmann's attempt to have a brake equal in quality to NR.

The later Carrera was Weinmann's attempt to have a brake equal in quality to NR.

I'd say that recessed allen key adjustment killed them off - though I believe this NOS set comes with the tool.

-Kurt

Hey Kurt, I'm going to go home tonight and make sure the reach is right... These are attached via external nut right?

Hey Kurt, I'm going to go home tonight and make sure the reach is right... These are attached via external nut right?

Nutted, yes.

-Kurt

FYI, I've added crankarm lengths.

-Kurt

That 600 crankset is verrrry tempting, but more than I should be spending on my budget-build. I have almost the whole rest of the groupset!

More stuff:

Dia-Compe brakeset (shown in NGC 450 box, but NOT an NGC 450 set). Nutted mounting - $65:


Mirage 9-speed FD's - $30


Wellgo pedals - $40



ITM handlebars, all 42's - $20



105 pedals: $25


Brake levers: Prices vary, inquire


Interrupter brake levers - Pyramid - $30

Icasaselle "Triathlon" saddle - SOLD

If you're getting a commission on the sales, ebay them man!

Does the shop have any decent yellow or orange saddles? Rolls, Regal, Turbo or similar? I'd even consider modern designs, if they don't have too much advertising on them.

Why am I so drawn to that red saddle....

Why am I so drawn to that red saddle....

I know, I kind of want it also.

Why am I so drawn to that red saddle....

Don't even want to comment on that, but I can think of more than one simile.

If you're getting a commission on the sales, ebay them man!

None - I am doing it as a favor. That said, this works out better - I simply forward the sales to the shop; he takes care of the packing and shipping, and C&V gets access to the stuff that the shop has.


Does the shop have any decent yellow or orange saddles? Rolls, Regal, Turbo or similar? I'd even consider modern designs, if they don't have too much advertising on them.

The red Triathlon is the last NOS, brightly-colored 1980's road saddle that he has (if I recall correctly); along with a lycra blue/red Eddie Bauer thingamabob. The others are either black or BMX saddles.

I'm rather tempted myself to stick that thing on my Guerciotti, but I have an aversion to the word "triathlon."

-Kurt

Kurt, I must have the triathlon saddle... how do we proceed?

The only reason I didn't jump all over it is the "Triathlon" ... I hate running...

Kurt, I must have the triathlon saddle... how do we proceed?

Sending a PM. Mind you, this is that design with that big fat "spoiler" in the back such as this one:



Just so you know. I know some folks had a bit of a beef with this saddle design when I mounted them on my Raleigh USA machines.

-Kurt

Sending a PM. Mind you, this is that design with that big fat "spoiler" in the back such as this one:



Just so you know. I know some folks had a bit of a beef with this saddle design when I mounted them on my Raleigh USA machines.

-Kurt

yech! but it's okay I still want it. I'm going to mount it on a certain someone's bike as a joke... but then keep it as a novelty after we've had out laugh, might even display it as a novelty at the shop...
I also became a triathlete this summer :o

Icasaselle "Triathlon" saddle - $20

That would be perfect on a Peugeot Triathlon model.

Kurt,
Sent you a PM about brakes....

Cheers!

That would be perfect on a Peugeot Triathlon model.

Well it's still up for grabs, I think I'll pass based on what I feel is overly expensive shipping. It may be that that is the only method they are willing to use for insurance or whatever, but in anycase it's too much for me.

Well it's still up for grabs,

Hello Anthony,

Let me know for sure - didn't know you decided to pass from your PM.

EDIT: Got your PM. Will keep the saddle up for sale then.

-Kurt

Breakdown of the lever box:

Pairs:
*Schwinn non-aero levers w/o turkey wings (2 pairs, one w/cables, one w/o cables. Copper Q/R. Set w/cables have the barrel adjusters at top)
*Weinmann non-aero levers w/o turkey wings (w/cables)
*Dia-Compe non-aero w/gum hoods (worn), w/drillium
*Dia-Compe Gran Compe aero w/o hoods
*Shimano non-aero, BL-Z326 (no hoods)
*Shimano non-aero, BL-Z325 (w/hoods)
*Prostar non-aero, no hoods (2 pairs)
*Lee-Chi aero type (new) w/hoods (2 pairs)
*Weinmann, drilled, non-aero (no clamps, no hoods)
*Dia-Compe "Regular," non-aero, no hoods, six oval lighting holes down the lever
*Modolo Corsa, non-aero, no hoods

^
$180 for the lot of pairs

Not pairs:
*Shimano non-aero, BL-Z325 w/hoods, 4 available, ALL RH
*Shimano non-aero, BL-Z325 w/o hood, 1 available, RH
*Non-aero New Gran Compe non-drilled, no hood
*Shimano 600 BL-6208, aero, left hand, no hood
*Shimano RX-100 (spring loaded) aero, no hood, no clamp, RH
*Shimano SLR w/dirty white hood, aero LH
*Dia-Compe (spring loaded) aero, w/hood, RH
*BRS Radius Dia-Compe, white hood, LH

^
$70 for the mis-matched lot

Hoods:
*9 light blue non-aero Dia-Compe hoods - $15/pr
*Chang-Star white hood, non-aero - $6

sending PM

sending PM

Sent reply.

-Kurt

I'm looking for a mid-long reach set of calipers. My current, unsuitable-due-to-lack-of-clearance brakes are shimano 600ex 6208 (http://velobase.com/CompImages/Brakes/0802D92E-98FB-466D-B2B0-AE437C1FAA42.jpeg) and have a max reach of 49 mm. I've very little experience with brakes and cleanences in general, but am pretty sure (after a very rough measurement with fitting and uninflated tube/tire to the rim) that I need something that will cover approx. 65mm. This could be a gorss misestimation.

The reason I explain this is to get advice, but to also express my interest in the deals presented by Kurt. If anybody could help out by describing what worked for your situation, or what I may need to do to determine the salient factors of mine, I'd sincerely appreciate it.

Cheers

Hey Kurt I'll take the red saddle if you still have it. PM sent.

Hey Kurt I'll take the red saddle if you still have it. PM sent.

PM sent.

-Kurt

The reason I explain this is to get advice, but to also express my interest in the deals presented by Kurt. If anybody could help out by describing what worked for your situation, or what I may need to do to determine the salient factors of mine, I'd sincerely appreciate it.

I'll see what he has. Recessed or nutted mounting?

-Kurt

pm sent.

Do you still have the Modolo's??

Do you still have the Modolo's??

Yes, though I have about four people in line:

24tracktape was the first to ask for a shipping quote, MarylandDeRosa has next dibs, that_was_easy following, and then you. I'll keep you all informed of the developments.

-Kurt

Yes, though I have about four people in line

Darn. I'd trade the GRC centerpulls for those.

Darn. I'd trade the GRC centerpulls for those.

I don't own anything here in this list myself - I'm simply helping the shop to sell it.

-kurt

FYI: Anyone interested in purchasing must contact Orlando at Tamiami Cyclery: (305) 264-6563.

It'll be more reliable then forwarding PM's to him.

-Kurt