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Originally Posted by Iowegian
(Post 18940219)
Some of those old Puch and Austro Daimler forks used unusual headset threading.
http://www.os2.dhs.org/~john/headset-threads.jpg Source: Sutherland's 4th Edition |
ISO a pair of raleigh branded Weinmann clone(possibly rebranded?) center pull brake calipers. Possibly raileigh branded 22.2 Stem ~100mm or less.
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Originally Posted by Staggerwing
(Post 18941027)
Just checked, and a normal top nut fits, although it looks like I will need 7-8mm of spacers. I tried both a topnut from a VO Grand Cru, and a Stronglight. Don't really want to steal either one, as those are both from virgin, complete sets. If I have too, I can always buy a $15-20 Tange, or similar. The hope is someone has an otherwise "trashed" headset, that can part with the topnut and some spacers for beer money.
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ISO: silca pump head presta rubber seal or pump head.
Have: inquire, I have a lot of assorted parts. |
ISO: Capo Modell Campagnolo parts, especially a head badge, headset, or fork. Even some leads would be sweet! Please PM.
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Originally Posted by spock345
(Post 18945889)
ISO: silca pump head presta rubber seal or pump head.
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Originally Posted by JohnDThompson
(Post 18946439)
For floor pump or frame pump?
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Originally Posted by spock345
(Post 18946562)
Frame pump. I am looking to fix up or replace one that came with my competition as the head is in bad shape.
https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/03...800_grande.png https://silca.cc/collections/replace...3-chuck-gasket |
Originally Posted by JohnDThompson
(Post 18946600)
Is it the plastic Silca head or the brass Campagnolo head? You can buy the one for the Silca head directly from Silca:
https://silca.cc/collections/replace...3-chuck-gasket |
Originally Posted by spock345
(Post 18946651)
I am not entirely sure what it is. It is an older metal head, says silca on the side. Although it requires a pump peg to mount to the frame correctly.
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ISO: One or two nice looking, good quality seatposts with a 27.0 diameter and ~20mm setback. Everything on eBay seems to be either ugly, cheap or NOS that the seller wants $150+ for. I don't mind polishing something up a bit but I'd prefer to avoid deep scratches. One of the bikes I need a seatpost for has newish Shimano components, so an old 600 or DA seatpost would be ideal but I'm pretty much open to anything shiny. The other is a Pinarello with a modern Campy group, so I'd love to have something Italian to put on there.
I've got a few things available for trade that I've been greedily holding in my parts bin but which I finally decided I better get rid of before I convince myself that I need to buy another frame to put them on. Depending on the quality of the seatpost you have I can probably convince myself to part with some of the following: Sugino Super Mighty crankset (in excellent condition but with non-drillium Mighty Competition 52T and Gipiemme 42T rings) BSA threaded Campagnolo bottom bracket and spindle (111mm, one of the bolts is non-Campy and a different size than the other) SunTour Superbe brake levers with what I think are incorrectly fitting hoods SunTour Superbe single pivot short reach brakes https://c4.staticflickr.com/9/8740/2...9e75779770.jpg https://c2.staticflickr.com/9/8763/2...b2b7727e37.jpg https://c1.staticflickr.com/2/1530/2...5789ccd0ff.jpg https://c3.staticflickr.com/2/1518/2...315086afe6.jpg I have to admit I'm a little reluctant to let go of the Superbe stuff because I have the rest of a more or less matching group on a bike that just needed too much reach for the brakes to work, but for something really nice I could probably convince myself that I'll never use them. I also have a pile of various other parts, mostly mid-to-entry level, that I wouldn't mind trading if there's something particular that you could use, but the above are the pick of the litter. |
Originally Posted by Andy_K
(Post 18947050)
ISO: One or two nice looking, good quality seatposts with a 27.0 diameter and ~20mm setback. Everything on eBay seems to be either ugly, cheap or NOS that the seller wants $150+ for. I don't mind polishing something up a bit but I'd prefer to avoid deep scratches. One of the bikes I need a seatpost for has newish Shimano components, so an old 600 or DA seatpost would be ideal but I'm pretty much open to anything shiny. The other is a Pinarello with a modern Campy group, so I'd love to have something Italian to put on there.
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ISO: Shimano down tube shifter 1050 or 1051 for front derailleur.
Thanks, Dwayne |
ISO: long reach (not the 39-49mm) nutted nuovo/super record brake calipers in good + condition.
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Does anyone have one of these Raleigh brake levers kicking around?
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-8.../IMG_1541a.jpg I actually only need the lever itself, and the bolt (and nut) that hold it into the clamp. Pretty sure either right side or left side will do. |
[MENTION=73614]rhm[/MENTION], I might. I'll look in the barn for you on Saturday.
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Originally Posted by noglider
(Post 18952705)
[MENTION=73614]rhm[/MENTION], I might. I'll look in the barn for you on Saturday.
Oh, wait, I get it. Thanks! :thumb: |
Originally Posted by rhm
(Post 18951897)
Does anyone have one of these Raleigh brake levers kicking around?
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-8.../IMG_1541a.jpg I actually only need the lever itself, and the bolt (and nut) that hold it into the clamp. Pretty sure either right side or left side will do. |
Have: 105 5600 front derailleur with 34.1 clamp
Need: same, but with 28.6 or braze on. Could do uneven trade for other shimano road triple. Dura Ace if ya got it. |
Think I may have a set of those for you. Nos (well, I installed one and it didn't suit my needs, didn't even ride with it.. No idea what they go for, but I'll take fair market value
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Originally Posted by tyler_fred
(Post 18948293)
ISO: Shimano down tube shifter 1050 or 1051 for front derailleur.
Thanks, Dwayne |
Originally Posted by Craigorock
(Post 18899240)
Attachment 530351
I am trying to find one (or two) of these Dia Compe large pulley-style brake cable yoke to complete my '84 Miyata 610. I am looking for this model specifically, as I know there are other options available (like the Herse ones from Compass, and Gran Compe ones from Velo Orange) but I really want this larger wheel ones as I find they work alot better than the smaller wheel ones. I am too far from the city, and there is no used bicycle shops or co-ops around with stacks of parts bins to rummage through for hours in hopes of finding a little gem like this for a song. Help me Bike Forums! I only have one and its in rough shape, but still works fine. I would be interested in just one or a pair, in used but usable (or better) condition, with OR without the cable fixing bolt and acorn nut (those are easy to find). I have a good collection of small parts in my bin and I am also open to trades for something of equal value that can help you out like this little piece would help me out. Let me know! |
ISO:
Nitto Dynamic, 90mm (or similar style) Soma Highway One or Dajia Cycleworks handlebar, 42cm. Have: Nitto Dynamic, 100mm Nitto Technomic, 100mm Nitto Noodle, 42cm Only used a couple rides. I have a long torso but short arms, so I'm going more compact. |
Originally Posted by RaleighSport
(Post 18941743)
ISO a pair of raleigh branded Weinmann clone(possibly rebranded?) center pull brake calipers. Possibly raileigh branded 22.2 Stem ~100mm or less.
Are you still looking for brakes, I have a set from a Super Course. |
ISO- Good condition Shimano 6400 ( Tricolor 600/Ultegra) 7 speed braze on downtube shifters.
Have stems, handlebars, pedals, misc. odds and ends... |
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