ISO and For Trade thread parts 2 and 3.
01-30-14, 08:50 PM
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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.
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01-30-14, 09:12 PM
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01-30-14, 09:51 PM
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Thanks. It may be a tad too far, 400 mi one-way, but I'll pass on the info. Appreciate it.
01-31-14, 03:07 AM
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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.
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Aluminum Campy Veloce(?) Campy script is partially rubbed off. Guessing it a lower model based on finish on the backside.
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I would think most rims could be drilled to fit schreader
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I found a red 56cm in the shed. And 2 red forks in the basement, both of which are too short for it 
not sure how that came about.
not sure how that came about.
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01-31-14, 07:39 AM
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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.
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PM me for details and trade possibilities.
01-31-14, 08:30 AM
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^^ Maybe I could cut off an inch of threads from 1 fork and braze it to the other one ... Would be fun getting the threads to line up. hmmmmmmm
I have another old Cannondale that had a broken der hanger and I tig welded a donor hanger back on to it. Good as new !
I have another old Cannondale that had a broken der hanger and I tig welded a donor hanger back on to it. Good as new !
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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!
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Sounds great, what brand is it?
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WANTED: Handlebar mount for Blackburn Delphi Wireless Bike Computer, most any condition will do. I want to fasten it to a Velcro strap to make a very portable HRM. I have a Blackburn Delphi 5.0 Wireless Bike Computer with Heart Rate Monitor and want to use it at spinclass or quick-strap to my 3rd bike for HRM only. If you have good mounts / with good cadence wire etc, or the transmitter I'm open to procuring spares and more permanent mounts to my other bikes also.
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Takagi. 165 drive side; 160 NDS. The inner ring has been welded at the nuts, and I don't want to mess around with cutting it off. Pretty well beat up anyway.
01-31-14, 11:45 AM
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01-31-14, 12:41 PM
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You guys are right, thanks. JohnD Thompson, what is the name of that tool, I'll Google it and see if it's something I want to add the the toolbox.
01-31-14, 12:46 PM
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https://www.allparts.com/LT-0815-000-...es_p_2069.html
BTW: I am not clairvoyant or anything. I just looked at the URL of John's image and located it at allparts.com. <wink>
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01-31-14, 01:36 PM
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It's a "tapered reamer." The 1/8-1/2" inch size is all you'll ever need for working on bikes. The cheap ones are really cheap. The good ones are still pretty cheap. Might as well get a good one.
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01-31-14, 07:45 PM
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So, odd request. Looking for a Suntour Cyclone expert.
I was able to get three suntour cyclone GT RD's, two are the first style, one is the second style (all three are pre M-II). All three are complete but taken apart, some of which was done by me and some was done by previous owners. Regardless, I don't think I have the tools, parts, or knowledge to get them to the point I want on my current project (Schwinn Super Sport SP).
So, anyway, here's the deal; I will mail all the parts I have to someone who can use the three RD's to make the best working one possible to mail back to me. In return I will let the generous person keep the other two RD's (and pay shipping). If this sounds like a good plan, let me know. Pictures to comes soon hopefully.
I was able to get three suntour cyclone GT RD's, two are the first style, one is the second style (all three are pre M-II). All three are complete but taken apart, some of which was done by me and some was done by previous owners. Regardless, I don't think I have the tools, parts, or knowledge to get them to the point I want on my current project (Schwinn Super Sport SP).
So, anyway, here's the deal; I will mail all the parts I have to someone who can use the three RD's to make the best working one possible to mail back to me. In return I will let the generous person keep the other two RD's (and pay shipping). If this sounds like a good plan, let me know. Pictures to comes soon hopefully.
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So, anyway, here's the deal; I will mail all the parts I have to someone who can use the three RD's to make the best working one possible to mail back to me. In return I will let the generous person keep the other two RD's (and pay shipping). If this sounds like a good plan, let me know. Pictures to comes soon hopefully.
01-31-14, 09:56 PM
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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...
Come on...I'll trade my nearly new B17 for a well used Pro!
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...
Come on...I'll trade my nearly new B17 for a well used Pro!
01-31-14, 10:14 PM
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It's $3.29 here: https://www.harborfreight.com/t-handle-reamer-66936.html
https://www.allparts.com/LT-0815-000-...es_p_2069.html
BTW: I am not clairvoyant or anything. I just looked at the URL of John's image and located it at allparts.com. <wink>
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ISO: downtube cable stops. With or without the adjustable barrel. I need ones with the flat back. I'm not sure what that's called, but I don't need the ones that conform to the frame.
I can trade the same stops with the adjustable barrels that are curved on the back, or I can trade the Shimano 600 shift levers that I'm replacing.
I can trade the same stops with the adjustable barrels that are curved on the back, or I can trade the Shimano 600 shift levers that I'm replacing.