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clubman 08-29-16 05:22 PM


Originally Posted by Falcon3 (Post 19019141)
ISO: the plastic insert for a Suntour downtube shifter. It's the round plastic washer that is cut out in the shape of the shifter boss. I dropped one into the abyss below my deck and cannot find it.

Pic of the shifter?

francophile 08-29-16 07:18 PM

Anyone help with (4) DT Swiss 1.8mm spoke nipples? 1cm tall, 3.23cm nipples. Need to rebuild a mid/late 80s wheel and I somehow lost (4) spokes. LBS only carries 2.0 + spokes, and that's all I've got in boxes as well.

http://i.imgur.com/xapxpvA.jpg

greg3rd48 08-30-16 09:16 AM

Does anyone have a spare 110mm bb spindle that they would be willing to part with? I have plenty of parts that I would be willing to trade.

jeirvine 08-30-16 10:01 AM

ISO: 7sp 126mm freehub rear hub. Something like a 105. My brother has broken an axle on his 105 freewheel hub, and needs something stronger to lace in on his commuter bike. Cosmetics don't matter. What'cha got?

Edit: need a 7 speed - I'm out of 7sp freehub spares, so 8sp won't work.

Thanks,
-John

noglider 08-30-16 10:20 AM


Originally Posted by francophile (Post 19019863)
Anyone help with (4) DT Swiss 1.8mm spoke nipples? 1cm tall, 3.23cm nipples. Need to rebuild a mid/late 80s wheel and I somehow lost (4) spokes. LBS only carries 2.0 + spokes, and that's all I've got in boxes as well.

http://i.imgur.com/xapxpvA.jpg

I do, but it may take me until Monday to mail them out to you. Please email me (not private message) with your address.

cyclotoine 08-30-16 10:24 AM


Originally Posted by jeirvine (Post 19020907)
ISO: 7sp 126mm freehub rear hub. Something like a 105. An 8 speed would be OK too, as I can swap freehubs if needed. My brother has broken an axle on his 105 freewheel hub, and needs something stronger to lace in on his commuter bike. Cosmetics don't matter. What'cha got?
Thanks,
-John

I have a shimano 600 first gen freehub, hub from about 1981, excellent condition. The kind where the bearing load holds the freehub on. I have the 6 speed uniglide cassette for it too in excellent condition, probably 13-28. PM me if it's of interest.

Edit NM, I see you want 7 speed and I am not sure you can put a 7speed cassette on this, but I can measure the freehub body.

jeirvine 08-30-16 10:52 AM


Originally Posted by cyclotoine (Post 19020962)
I have a shimano 600 first gen freehub, hub from about 1981, excellent condition. The kind where the bearing load holds the freehub on. I have the 6 speed uniglide cassette for it too in excellent condition, probably 13-28. PM me if it's of interest.

Edit NM, I see you want 7 speed and I am not sure you can put a 7speed cassette on this, but I can measure the freehub body.

Yeah - I think I should stick with hyperglide-compatible too. Thanks though.

r0ckh0und 08-30-16 12:14 PM


Originally Posted by jeirvine (Post 19020907)
ISO: 7sp 126mm freehub rear hub. Something like a 105. An 8 speed would be OK too, as I can swap freehubs if needed. My brother has broken an axle on his 105 freewheel hub, and needs something stronger to lace in on his commuter bike. Cosmetics don't matter. What'cha got?
Thanks,
-John

Sending PM

noglider 08-30-16 12:16 PM


Originally Posted by greg3rd48 (Post 19020780)
Does anyone have a spare 110mm bb spindle that they would be willing to part with? I have plenty of parts that I would be willing to trade.

Can you be more specific with context and your goal?

greg3rd48 08-30-16 12:27 PM

[MENTION=152773]noglider[/MENTION] I am going to swap out the crank on my U08 for a Stronglight Impact compact crank. The Stronglight website states that 107mm is the recommended length while the site which I purchased it from says that 110mm is the ideal length. I guess that means I would also need a 107mm to try out. I want to use an old fashioned spindle and not a cartridge BB since the French cups I installed are perfectly fine.

WolfgangVerne 08-30-16 12:41 PM

ISO: A tabbed washer for a Simplex RD as pictured below. I recently picked up a Simplex SLJ derailleur but unfortunately the tab has been sheared off the washer so there is no means to limit the derailleur rotation. I also need a set of pulleys for this derailleur as well, so would also be interested in a partial/not working derailleur with both the tabbed washer and pulleys.


Have lots of items to trade, just let me know what you're after.


Thanks!


http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=439603

RobbieTunes 09-01-16 05:07 AM

I can't help you, but kudo's for having clean stuff.



Originally Posted by WolfgangVerne (Post 19021338)
ISO: A tabbed washer for a Simplex RD as pictured below. I recently picked up a Simplex SLJ derailleur but unfortunately the tab has been sheared off the washer so there is no means to limit the derailleur rotation. I also need a set of pulleys for this derailleur as well, so would also be interested in a partial/not working derailleur with both the tabbed washer and pulleys.


Have lots of items to trade, just let me know what you're after.


Thanks!


http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=439603


RobbieTunes 09-01-16 05:09 AM

He can't use an 8-sp and a spacer? I understand if he doesn't want to "go wide," but just checking.



Originally Posted by jeirvine (Post 19020907)
ISO: 7sp 126mm freehub rear hub. Something like a 105. My brother has broken an axle on his 105 freewheel hub, and needs something stronger to lace in on his commuter bike. Cosmetics don't matter. What'cha got?

Edit: need a 7 speed - I'm out of 7sp freehub spares, so 8sp won't work.

Thanks,
-John


due ruote 09-01-16 08:29 AM


Originally Posted by WolfgangVerne (Post 19021338)
ISO: A tabbed washer for a Simplex RD as pictured below. I recently picked up a Simplex SLJ derailleur but unfortunately the tab has been sheared off the washer so there is no means to limit the derailleur rotation. I also need a set of pulleys for this derailleur as well, so would also be interested in a partial/not working derailleur with both the tabbed washer and pulleys.


Have lots of items to trade, just let me know what you're after.


Thanks!


http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=439603

I took that part to a local welder and had the tab arc welded back on for a few dollars. It worked perfectly. Granted, I had the tab, but maybe something could be kludged.

WolfgangVerne 09-01-16 12:19 PM


Originally Posted by due ruote (Post 19025445)
I took that part to a local welder and had the tab arc welded back on for a few dollars. It worked perfectly. Granted, I had the tab, but maybe something could be kludged.


Yeah, I'm considering that route as well, but I'd have to dig something up to use as the tab. Probably wouldn't be too difficult though if nothing else turns up.

artclone 09-02-16 12:37 PM

ISO: Tange Aero AR-202 Headset

AlexCyclistRoch 09-03-16 02:46 PM

Trade: friction shifters
 
I have a pair of Camagnolo metal downtube shifters (clamp style) from 40+ years ago. Looking for a similar type of Dura-Ace friction, clamp style downtube shifters.

IthaDan 09-04-16 11:29 AM


Originally Posted by WolfgangVerne (Post 19026027)
Yeah, I'm considering that route as well, but I'd have to dig something up to use as the tab. Probably wouldn't be too difficult though if nothing else turns up.

I kludged one with a 3/8" fender washer (the larger diameter the washer the better), a dremel/hacksaw and some pliers to bend the tab up. In your case you might have to make a spring hole as well, but it wasn't difficult, just a lot of test fitting. You're essentially cutting down the fender washer to be a teardrop shape and bending the tail upwards.

msl109 09-04-16 01:52 PM

28h freewheel or freehub hubs vintage look
 
Building wheels for a friendHave rims, don't want modern looking hubs, but can be any year. Why is this font so large? Thanks for any help or suggestions

TimmyT 09-04-16 02:22 PM


Originally Posted by greg3rd48 (Post 19021299)
[MENTION=152773]noglider[/MENTION] I am going to swap out the crank on my U08 for a Stronglight Impact compact crank. The Stronglight website states that 107mm is the recommended length while the site which I purchased it from says that 110mm is the ideal length. I guess that means I would also need a 107mm to try out. I want to use an old fashioned spindle and not a cartridge BB since the French cups I installed are perfectly fine.

I probably have something. I just organized the crankset/bb box. There are a ton of spindles in there. If you don't hear from me by tomorrow night, send me a text. Cheers........

greg3rd48 09-04-16 05:06 PM

[MENTION=238716]TimmyT[/MENTION] Thanks Tim, will do.

Bradleykd 09-04-16 05:13 PM

ISO: 80-85mm stem. 26mm clamp.

Have to trade a 110mm Cinelli stem with 26mm clamp.

dweenk 09-05-16 06:24 AM


Originally Posted by Bradleykd (Post 19032555)
ISO: 80-85mm stem. 26mm clamp.

Have to trade a 110mm Cinelli stem with 26mm clamp.

I have an 80mm SR stem, but it is rough and will need some polishing. Correction - the stem is not 26mm.

gregaz 09-05-16 09:40 AM

I am ready to bring this 100% original Peugeot mixte back to life. The only thing needed is a single Mafac plastic lever which is broken. I have lots of stuff I could trade you for it - hit me up!

http://i1168.photobucket.com/albums/...pssuwmbium.jpg
http://i1168.photobucket.com/albums/...ps3nvcitiy.jpg

I even have the shirt the dealer included with the bike sale. Full album:
https://goo.gl/photos/DF1SCS4RfWMTKnMf7

LarryBSky 09-05-16 12:51 PM

ISO: Left Shift lever for Shimano LB-160 or complete clamp shifter set - Shimano 600, Durace etc. Have $ or Shimano 600 braze on shifter set or lots of other parts.
https://c7.staticflickr.com/9/8169/2...0d574d74_n.jpg


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