Bike Forums - ISO and For Trade thread parts 2 and 3.

Looking for older Trek 8xx or Schwinn High Sierra or other mountain bike that has mid fork front rack mounts. 21-23" frame or complete bike.

Have - 1990 Bridgestone MB-5 58cm mountain bike to trade. Pretty much stock.

poke em

01-29-14 05:46 PM

I have revised my list

ISO:
RX100 NDS orphan crank arm - 165mm
Surly 1x1 26" butted fork, steer tube greater than 10 inches
Salsa Woodchippers, WTB dirt drops, on one midge , origin8 Gary
50-60cm threadless stem, 1 1/8, clamp size not important

For trade:

Older XT derailleurs
Rockshox Indy C fork
Shimano 600ex bits
Shimano 600 tri color bits
tricolor 700c wheelsets
Nishiki Tri a frame/fork 52 st, 55tt
Faggin frame/fork, 52st/53tt
exage triple crank with halfstep gearing + derailleurs
Exage casette/27inch touring wheelset
Deerhead high flange hubs, NOS

bashermax

01-29-14 05:51 PM

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Originally Posted by shoota (Post 16450125)

I have a silver Shimano 53T outer ring if that's acceptable. Or a set of black FSA 50/39 rings.

I have some 53T, They're a little steep for everyday riding. That's why I'm trying to find something a few teeth smaller. I prefer silver... just more classic "Bling" to them, but thanks

Niloc

01-29-14 06:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Fred Smedley (Post 16440169)

Custom Rodriguez 56(st) X 57(tt) CtoC . Full Reynolds 531 frame and fork. 430 cs , nice all rounder. Frame was from a storage unit forclosure, surface rust sands right out . Inside tubes look really good, dent free.

Nice! I have one of those, same seatstays and similar lug work. Don't see many on here.

Fred Smedley

01-29-14 07:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Niloc (Post 16451546)

Nice! I have one of those, same seatstays and similar lug work. Don't see many on here.

How about starting a thread with pictures.

Wheels Of Steel

01-29-14 09:04 PM

ISO: Nitto Technomic 25.4 clamp 225 quill 100 mm extension

FT: Similar Nitto quill stem - dirt drop, road 26.0, etc.
Cinelli 1E
CrMo Dirt Drop drilled for canti brake routing
SR custom, standard, forged

4Rings6Stars

01-29-14 09:22 PM

Have: Honey Brooks B17, only a couple rides on it, looks brand new no scuffs or marks. Black rails.
Want: Honey Brooks Pro (or swift or swallow). I can add other parts to even out the trade...

Just got the B17 and in the process of trying it out, but I think it's a bit too wide and I need to just stick to the tried and true pro...

RobbieTunes

01-30-14 06:35 AM

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Originally Posted by smontanaro (Post 16450026)

Not much, I don't think. As I recall reading elsewhere, they have the same geometry as NR derailleurs, so somewhat mediocre shifting but without the panache. Think of them as the redheaded stepchild of Campy's offerings from the '80s. I got a 980 front derailleur in a big old box-o-parts once upon a time. Took me a few tries to sell it on Ebay.

Speaking of which, while it's not perfect, searching Ebay for "Campagnolo 980", then selecting the "Sold listings" checkbox in the left-hand sidebar of the results page will lead you to all sales matching that search in the previous few weeks. It's better than nothing, but gives you some idea what people are willing to pay for them.

If you spend about 30 minutes on it, cleaning and lubing the jockey wheels, lubing every pivot with something like Slick50 1-Lube, and making sure all the gunk is out of the pivot points, it will work pretty well. It seems to trap more debris up inside the body than most. If you can get it to freely move in/out and lengthen/shorten, with the pulley wheels very free, it will work well, but it does not work when dirty as well as something much simpler like the NR.

IMO, it's about like an Alvit, not designed for a 10,000 mile life.

JAG410

01-30-14 12:51 PM

FT: 7400 mini group: 7spd downtube shifters, rear D, front D.

ISO: 7spd Shimano index Substitutes for the above that have a longer rear D cage/more capacity

OldsCOOL

01-30-14 02:53 PM

ISO: 80's Cannondale "SR" frame in 54-56cm range.

delicious

01-30-14 03:06 PM

ISO: French Campagnolo Pista headset & Super Champion Arc-en-ciel rims (the polished version)

due ruote

01-30-14 03:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Wheels Of Steel (Post 16451914)

pm sent

EnzoRWD

01-30-14 03:43 PM

HAVE: NOS Roval track hubs, 24H, VGC Athena Syncro 7 dt shifters, C-Record era pedals with aero clips, one '78 Record front QR with rubber cover intact

ISO: Superbe track stuff, DA 7400-7700 stuff

oddjob2

01-30-14 05:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by OldsCOOL (Post 16454136)

ISO: 80's Cannondale "SR" frame in 54-56cm range.

I'Ve got 3-4 Cannondales, not sure on model designations. Ever get to the D?

Send me your email for pics.

jj1091

01-30-14 06:56 PM

Looking for a tall vintage Raleigh 10 speed

Maybe I'm in the wrong section, but I couldn't see how to post a message in the C&V Sales section for a WTB request.

(Admin edit-marketplace forums require an upgraded membership to start a thread. This thread is for trade only.)

ESCARBO70

01-30-14 07:06 PM

Just saw a 63cm Raleigh in a shop in Athens, GA called Ben's Bikes and I believe they were asking $240. Fully functioning ready to go despite poor paint. Might not be any help unless yall are up in this part of the world, but at least they're out there.

Homebrew01

01-30-14 08:05 PM

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Originally Posted by OldsCOOL (Post 16454136)

ISO: 80's Cannondale "SR" frame in 54-56cm range.

I have a 54 and 56. 54 is red. 56 is yellow. Both are pre-cantilever dropouts. I think the yellow is in rougher shape. Currently has C-Record headset installed. Red is mostly built up with mish-mash components.

Homebrew01

01-30-14 08:09 PM

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Originally Posted by shoota (Post 16440979)

I'm not really sure where to put this but I'm looking for broken (or not broken if you're feeling geneerous) Campy or higher-end (or pretty) Shimano stuff. I'm collecting things for wife to do art projects with. Please let me know if there is anything sitting on a shelf with no use, thanks!

I think i have a cracked crank arm.

Homebrew01

01-30-14 08:17 PM

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Originally Posted by terrors (Post 16448704)

Yeah, I guess that is what I meant, just the plastic gems. .

Someone on Ebay was selling homemade "gems" for $10 or $15 for the pair. I bought 2 but never got around to gluing them onto the nuts. I noticed 1 was a bit thicker than the other which bugged me a bit.

bigfred

01-30-14 08:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Homebrew01 (Post 16455125)

Yeh, I've seen Dimestore Arts and Crafts supplies that resemble them. But, none that I would view as worthy of getting glued on. I know the originals weren't anything 'special'. But, if I'm going to bother at all, I would like something that fits properly and doesn't look cheap.

shoota

01-30-14 09:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Homebrew01 (Post 16455105)

I think i have a cracked crank arm.

Cool I'd be interested in it! What brand is it?

jj1091

01-30-14 09:51 PM

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Originally Posted by ESCARBO70 (Post 16454939)

Thanks. It may be a tad too far, 400 mi one-way, but I'll pass on the info. Appreciate it.

otg	01-31-14 03:07 AM

Long shot here: looking for a Wolber front rim, 36 spoke with a schreader valve hole, Sansin hub. Rim was original equipment on a 1989 Fuji Saratoga. Bike came to me with a Rigida wheel, Presta valve hole. I can't make out the brand of hub. These are 27 by 1/1/4"wheels. Looking do an even swap, This is the best picture I have available right now of the front wheel, I can get better ones if someone has something available. Thanks for looking.
http://i482.photobucket.com/albums/r...y/DSCN0772.jpg

Homebrew01

01-31-14 06:08 AM

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Originally Posted by shoota (Post 16455288)

Cool I'd be interested in it! What brand is it?

Aluminum Campy Veloce(?) Campy script is partially rubbed off. Guessing it a lower model based on finish on the backside.

Homebrew01

01-31-14 06:10 AM

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Originally Posted by otg (Post 16455680)

Long shot here: looking for a Wolber front rim, 36 spoke with a schreader valve hole,

I would think most rims could be drilled to fit schreader