ISO and For Trade thread parts 2 and 3.
10-21-15, 12:26 PM
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I am. Wish I could help you. I would be interested in a set of Shimano dual pivot, long reach (47-57mm) calipers - tricolor would be ideal.
I have a decent set of RX100 dual pivots to offer or Tricolor dual pivots for the ideal trade (short reach).
10-21-15, 03:30 PM
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I am vainly in search of a rare beast:
A single sided, clamp on Campagnolo cable stop for a 28.6mm downtube.
These existed, as far as I know, many years ago for the use of a single bar end shifter.
I would love to have one - please let me know if you have one not being used.
A single sided, clamp on Campagnolo cable stop for a 28.6mm downtube.
These existed, as far as I know, many years ago for the use of a single bar end shifter.
I would love to have one - please let me know if you have one not being used.
10-21-15, 06:15 PM
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I don't have one, but are you still racing?
I am vainly in search of a rare beast:
A single sided, clamp on Campagnolo cable stop for a 28.6mm downtube.
These existed, as far as I know, many years ago for the use of a single bar end shifter.
I would love to have one - please let me know if you have one not being used.
A single sided, clamp on Campagnolo cable stop for a 28.6mm downtube.
These existed, as far as I know, many years ago for the use of a single bar end shifter.
I would love to have one - please let me know if you have one not being used.
10-21-15, 06:32 PM
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Looking to complete a 650b conversion?
I am. Wish I could help you. I would be interested in a set of Shimano dual pivot, long reach (47-57mm) calipers - tricolor would be ideal.
I have a decent set of RX100 dual pivots to offer or Tricolor dual pivots for the ideal trade (short reach).
I am. Wish I could help you. I would be interested in a set of Shimano dual pivot, long reach (47-57mm) calipers - tricolor would be ideal.
I have a decent set of RX100 dual pivots to offer or Tricolor dual pivots for the ideal trade (short reach).
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10-21-15, 06:37 PM
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Not a stupid question. Two ways: stamped on the back side of the lever (something like 39-49mm) or (if not stamped) measure from the center of the mounting bolt to the top and bottom of the caliper arms' slots.
10-21-15, 06:46 PM
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Thanks. My set are short reach (39-49).
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10-23-15, 02:06 PM
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Trade for above: Two F/F sets
1. Late 70s Araya Competition mixte. 19.5" seat tube. Red paint needs lots of touch up. Frame tubes are Araya, fork is 1/2 chromed Tange w/ cast drop outs. Rear drops are formed sheet w/o der hanger, spaced 126mm. I think fork has narrow spaced drops too, maybe 96mm? Lugs are ornate looking. Had 27s originally.
2. Genuine made in America Huffy Carrera F/F. 21" It's a typical OPC frame. Was a ten speed with 650A wheels. Build yourself a klunker.
Nothing needed in trade. I just want to see if someone will take these before I head to the recycle bin with them. They are in Seattle area right now but I can schlep them to Portland free of charge.
Trade for above: Two F/F sets
1. Late 70s Araya Competition mixte. 19.5" seat tube. Red paint needs lots of touch up. Frame tubes are Araya, fork is 1/2 chromed Tange w/ cast drop outs. Rear drops are formed sheet w/o der hanger, spaced 126mm. I think fork has narrow spaced drops too, maybe 96mm? Lugs are ornate looking. Had 27s originally.
2. Genuine made in America Huffy Carrera F/F. 21" It's a typical OPC frame. Was a ten speed with 650A wheels. Build yourself a klunker.
Nothing needed in trade. I just want to see if someone will take these before I head to the recycle bin with them. They are in Seattle area right now but I can schlep them to Portland free of charge.
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10-23-15, 08:56 PM
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I now also have a set of Bridgestone side pulls (45-55mm reach) to trade.
On a side note, I don't know if I can trust myself to put anything in the Box 'O Crap anymore, the center pulls I need for this conversion went in there (damn Murphy's Law).
10-24-15, 02:36 PM
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Pauls thumbies for bar ends
Bought some Pauls thumbies at a swapmeet with the Shimano shifters. Labelled 8 and 9. Decided to use drops instead of upright bars. Bench testing the shifters, the rear shifter throw is not consistent click to click. So could be buggered internally.
Want some barend shifters. Nice Suntour would be good.
Want some barend shifters. Nice Suntour would be good.
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10-24-15, 04:32 PM
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Thanks. But we were far from the action. Won't even get any rain out of it.
10-24-15, 07:37 PM
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Still looking for a Wolber GTX (odd green/grey coloring), or a Mavic Open Sport. 700c, 32 hole. Have a small stash of various Suntour bits for trade.
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ISO: Sturmey Archer TCW series coaster brake with a 40 hole shell.
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An S3C would be ok too, but I don't know if they made very many in a 40 hole shell. I know the TCW series had some 40 hole shells. I am rebuilding a 1946 Hercules that has only a single front rod brake and needs a rear coaster, and have a 40 hole Westwood Dunlop rim for it
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ISO and For Trade thread parts 2 and 3.
Still looking for Shimano RX100 front brake caliper (47-57mm).
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Too bad… I have a nice, apparently NOS 36° S3C I'd be willing to part with.
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Bought some Pauls thumbies at a swapmeet with the Shimano shifters. Labelled 8 and 9. Decided to use drops instead of upright bars. Bench testing the shifters, the rear shifter throw is not consistent click to click. So could be buggered internally.
Want some barend shifters. Nice Suntour would be good.
Want some barend shifters. Nice Suntour would be good.
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An S3C would be ok too, but I don't know if they made very many in a 40 hole shell. I know the TCW series had some 40 hole shells. I am rebuilding a 1946 Hercules that has only a single front rod brake and needs a rear coaster, and have a 40 hole Westwood Dunlop rim for it
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Edit: Low and behold normal thread pedals work on my French cranks. Praise Jesus!
Carry on...
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10-26-15, 07:38 PM
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I have two SA coaster brake 3 speed wheels. One is aa TCW, but It might be only 36 holes. The other is on a Huffy branded Nottingham/Raleigh Industries 3 speed that is probably 40 spoke holes. I'll check and get back to you.
you might be able to use the guts of one fitted into the shell of the other....
you might be able to use the guts of one fitted into the shell of the other....