ISO and For Trade thread parts 2 and 3.
01-31-14, 11:48 PM
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ISO 27.0 mm seatpost
have 8 speed shimano bar end shifters new in package to trade if someone wants them
have 8 speed shimano bar end shifters new in package to trade if someone wants them
01-31-14, 11:50 PM
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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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02-01-14, 07:24 AM
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That one's gorgeous. Looks like I'll have to give up on the bike search for my friend, he's gone all non-committal on me, can't make a decision after prompting me to find him a bike. I found him a beauty 80 miles away that he can pick up for $125, road ready with very good paint, a '78 Super Gran Prix, now he's all "I'm not sure." People....
Thanks, oddjob2 for helping.
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02-01-14, 09:13 AM
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02-01-14, 09:15 AM
What??? Only 2 wheels?
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Correct answer, but the original question was what does it look like. I bring this up because the vernier markings on the inch side of my cheapo caliper read in 1/128ths of an inch. The reason for this is that inch units are traditionally divided by 2, as in half inch, quarter inch, etc., and 128 is a power of 2. So 1.06 is a bit under 1-1/16".
Metric units are so much easier!
Metric units are so much easier!
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Unit conversion is a can of worms, especially when you're going from decimal to fractional. Appreciate it if you do have a longish 27.0 mm seatpost.
Update to the bar end shifters, they are the SL-BS50 8 speed compatible with ultegra and 105, but not 8 speed Dura Ace
Update to the bar end shifters, they are the SL-BS50 8 speed compatible with ultegra and 105, but not 8 speed Dura Ace
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02-01-14, 10:09 AM
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ISO: 21.1mm .833" Alloy Quill Stem
Rebuilding a 1982 Schwinn Voyageur and the stem it came with, just doesn't do it justice. Have several BMX style stems you can pick from to swap.
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ISO more of the original Sampson Stratics pedals. While the cleats are a royal pain when not on a bike they seem to be a decent solution to my 2+ yr old nerve problem in my right foot.
They look like this:
They look like this:
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And thank you for the help in converting.
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2 different transactions....
1. ISO: Lower Campy Record headset cup
2. For Trade: I have a Huret Duopar RD I'm thinking of trading for a different long cage RD.
Let me know what you have....I have too many trade parts to list.
1. ISO: Lower Campy Record headset cup
2. For Trade: I have a Huret Duopar RD I'm thinking of trading for a different long cage RD.
Let me know what you have....I have too many trade parts to list.
02-03-14, 12:48 AM
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Pretty sure I have this. I'l let you know tuesday when I get home and have some time. I am looking for vintage MTB stuff, red anodized stuff among other things.
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Does anyone have a quarter turn Garmin Edge mount they don't need?
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02-03-14, 09:07 PM
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Not that C&V'ers never use electronics. But, you might have a better chance posting in the electronics forum or one of the other more general classifieds.
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02-03-14, 09:46 PM
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Have: Campy NR brake calipers, normal reach.
Looking for: same, short reach.
Ideally, I'd just like to swap both arms of one caliper (correct me if I'm wrong in assuming that the normal/short reach difference is just in the arms and nothing else). Maybe someone has an incomplete caliper lying around (I do).
Swapping one complete brake (front) or a set of two (front plus rear) would be OK too. My complete set is nutted, with domed QR, 78-ish.
Looking for: same, short reach.
Ideally, I'd just like to swap both arms of one caliper (correct me if I'm wrong in assuming that the normal/short reach difference is just in the arms and nothing else). Maybe someone has an incomplete caliper lying around (I do).
Swapping one complete brake (front) or a set of two (front plus rear) would be OK too. My complete set is nutted, with domed QR, 78-ish.
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Have
Tiagra 9spd brifters
Matrix titan front wheel, sansin hub
100mm SR stem, 25.4 clamp
120mm Nitto technomic, 25.4
80mm Nitto technomic, 26.0 NEW
1 1/8 x 31.8 90mm 35* riser stem
Sugino maxy crankset
easton EA50 ergo bars 44cm NEW
black Turbo Tri saddle
Want
110mm BB Square spindle for campy
Silver open pro front wheel
34-36tooth 110bcd chainring
9spd cassette, ~11-27, 12-32
pedals with large cages
Anything?
Tiagra 9spd brifters
Matrix titan front wheel, sansin hub
100mm SR stem, 25.4 clamp
120mm Nitto technomic, 25.4
80mm Nitto technomic, 26.0 NEW
1 1/8 x 31.8 90mm 35* riser stem
Sugino maxy crankset
easton EA50 ergo bars 44cm NEW
black Turbo Tri saddle
Want
110mm BB Square spindle for campy
Silver open pro front wheel
34-36tooth 110bcd chainring
9spd cassette, ~11-27, 12-32
pedals with large cages
Anything?
02-04-14, 04:23 PM
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Looking for a 25.4mm one piece seatpost, silver, almost anything will do as long as it's vintage looking. I want to replace the two piece post/clamp setup on my Raleigh Grand Prix. I don't mind having to do some cleanup and polishing.
Have to trade:
1990 Campagnola Athena FD, braze on mount.
1990 Campagnolo Athena headset, missing the fork race. British threading I think, it came off a Merckx Corsa Extra.
Edit: Found a seatpost locally- no longer needed.
Have to trade:
1990 Campagnola Athena FD, braze on mount.
1990 Campagnolo Athena headset, missing the fork race. British threading I think, it came off a Merckx Corsa Extra.
Edit: Found a seatpost locally- no longer needed.
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02-05-14, 12:32 AM
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ISO
Raleigh or other 3 speed single cottered crankset. I have the bottom bracket, just need crankset.
XT 7 speed thumb shifters or other XT 7 speed shifters
Have:
Magura hydraulic rear rim brakes, shimano light action front and rear derailleurs, XT 7/8 speed rear derailleur, rino 26.8 seat post, acera right flat bar 8 speed shifter, olive green NOS Raleigh Sports chain guard, a bunch of hubs...I have a box of parts. Let me know what you are looking for and if I don't have what you need perhaps we can come to some other arrangement.
Raleigh or other 3 speed single cottered crankset. I have the bottom bracket, just need crankset.
XT 7 speed thumb shifters or other XT 7 speed shifters
Have:
Magura hydraulic rear rim brakes, shimano light action front and rear derailleurs, XT 7/8 speed rear derailleur, rino 26.8 seat post, acera right flat bar 8 speed shifter, olive green NOS Raleigh Sports chain guard, a bunch of hubs...I have a box of parts. Let me know what you are looking for and if I don't have what you need perhaps we can come to some other arrangement.
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ISO
Raleigh or other 3 speed single cottered crankset. I have the bottom bracket, just need crankset.
XT 7 speed thumb shifters or other XT 7 speed shifters
Have:
Magura hydraulic rear rim brakes, shimano light action front and rear derailleurs, XT 7/8 speed rear derailleur, rino 26.8 seat post, acera right flat bar 8 speed shifter, olive green NOS Raleigh Sports chain guard, a bunch of hubs...I have a box of parts. Let me know what you are looking for and if I don't have what you need perhaps we can come to some other arrangement.
Raleigh or other 3 speed single cottered crankset. I have the bottom bracket, just need crankset.
XT 7 speed thumb shifters or other XT 7 speed shifters
Have:
Magura hydraulic rear rim brakes, shimano light action front and rear derailleurs, XT 7/8 speed rear derailleur, rino 26.8 seat post, acera right flat bar 8 speed shifter, olive green NOS Raleigh Sports chain guard, a bunch of hubs...I have a box of parts. Let me know what you are looking for and if I don't have what you need perhaps we can come to some other arrangement.
02-05-14, 08:55 AM
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There's currently a couple of real Raleigh cranks on eBay for not a lot. I'd send you my Thai crank for the cost of shipping, but I don't think that'd be doing you any favors, given your experience.
02-05-14, 10:52 AM
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Cottered bottom bracket spindles vary somewhat in diameter and length depending on manufacturer. If you have a Raleigh bottom bracket, it's safest to go for a Raleigh crank, unless you have the opportunity to test the fit before you commit.