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gaucho777 08-11-16 04:40 PM

ISO:
post-2001 Chorus or Record RD, medium cage preferred (able to handle 28t cog & something compatible with post-2001 Chorus brifters)

HAVE:
Lots of various wheels, rims and FWs
C-Record 175mm cranks, excellent condition with clean logo - circa 91, but can check date code.
San Marco Rolls saddle - white (low miles, but minor scuffing by nose)
Suntour Power-ratchet DT friction shifters
Shimano 600 6-speed (SL-6400) shifters
Shimano 600 RD-6208 RD
Shimano 600 brake levers (BL-6208)
Shimano 105 BR-1055 front brake
Modolo Equipe brake calipers (white)
More wheels, FWs, rims
Avocet Racing saddle
Avocet Touring-WI (womens) saddle
Used tubulars
Other stuff, just ask

bfuser10291295 08-12-16 08:45 AM

I have a 7400 DA front derailleur but braze on. You can have it for free. Let me know

cyclotoine 08-12-16 11:33 AM


Originally Posted by gaucho777 (Post 18978861)
ISO:
Dura Ace 7402 RD
Dura Ace 7400 FD with 28.6mm clamp
American Classic seat post, 27.2mm
39t Shimano or Dura-Ace chainring, 130bcd (for 7400 crank)
52t or 53t Shimano or Dura-Ace chainring, 130 bcd (for 7400 crank)
--
post-2001 Chorus or Record RD, medium cage preferred (able to handle 28t cog & something compatible with post-2001 Chorus brifters)

HAVE:
Lots of various wheels, rims and FWs
C-Record 175mm cranks, excellent condition with clean logo - circa 91, but can check date code.
San Marco Rolls saddle - white (low miles, but minor scuffing by nose)
Suntour Power-ratchet DT friction shifters
Shimano 600 6-speed (SL-6400) shifters
Shimano 600 RD-6208 RD
Shimano 600 brake levers (BL-6208)
Shimano 105 BR-1055 front brake
Modolo Equipe brake calipers (white)
More wheels, FWs, rims
Avocet Racing saddle
Avocet Touring-WI (womens) saddle
Used tubulars
Other stuff, just ask

I might have a 7400 clamp on, will check tonight.

Andy_K 08-12-16 12:07 PM

ISO: Long/mid reach (~55mm) SunTour Superbe nutted brakes
Have: Short reach SunTour Superbe recessed brakes (not the hidden spring variety)

degan 08-12-16 12:26 PM

ISO hoods for a set of Tektro RL340. Gum or black if you got em.

bfuser10291295 08-12-16 12:37 PM


Originally Posted by degan (Post 18980669)
ISO hoods for a set of Tektro RL340. Gum or black if you got em.


TEKTRO USA

gaucho777 08-12-16 12:55 PM

[MENTION=391445]malcala622[/MENTION], That's a really generous offer. However, I can only use a clamp-on. Thanks anyway.

[MENTION=13607]cyclotoine[/MENTION], Great if you do have a 7400 clamp-on FD. Thanks in advance for checking.

jonwvara 08-12-16 05:02 PM

Needed for a Gitane TdF project:


One pair Mafac brake levers


At least one adjusting barrel for above levers


One pair French-thread pedals--not particular as long as they're in decent condition


Two Simplex top-tube cable clips to go with the one orphan clip now in my possession


LATER EDIT: Also a pair of Suntour barcons. Not original spec to the bike, but then I'm not going to use the original ass-destroying plastic saddle, either.

Have: assorted items of value.

degan 08-12-16 08:30 PM


Originally Posted by malcala622 (Post 18980699)

I know you can buy them, obviously. I was asking if anyone happened to have any that I could trade for, hence my post here in the ISO/trade thread.

unworthy1 08-13-16 11:10 AM

I probably have the AmerClas seat post but need to check that it's 27.2 (probably is) IIRC it's sliver with a black cradle but will confirm all by PM.

Originally Posted by gaucho777 (Post 18978861)
ISO:
Dura Ace 7402 RD
Dura Ace 7400 FD with 28.6mm clamp
American Classic seat post, 27.2mm
39t Shimano or Dura-Ace chainring, 130bcd (for 7400 crank)
52t or 53t Shimano or Dura-Ace chainring, 130 bcd (for 7400 crank)
--
post-2001 Chorus or Record RD, medium cage preferred (able to handle 28t cog & something compatible with post-2001 Chorus brifters)

HAVE:
Lots of various wheels, rims and FWs
C-Record 175mm cranks, excellent condition with clean logo - circa 91, but can check date code.
San Marco Rolls saddle - white (low miles, but minor scuffing by nose)
Suntour Power-ratchet DT friction shifters
Shimano 600 6-speed (SL-6400) shifters
Shimano 600 RD-6208 RD
Shimano 600 brake levers (BL-6208)
Shimano 105 BR-1055 front brake
Modolo Equipe brake calipers (white)
More wheels, FWs, rims
Avocet Racing saddle
Avocet Touring-WI (womens) saddle
Used tubulars
Other stuff, just ask


gaucho777 08-13-16 05:58 PM


Originally Posted by unworthy1 (Post 18982337)
I probably have the AmerClas seat post but need to check that it's 27.2 (probably is) IIRC it's sliver with a black cradle but will confirm all by PM.

That would be great. Thanks in advance for checking. Yes, silver/alloy with black cradle is the one I'm after.

Spaghetti Legs 08-13-16 08:23 PM


Originally Posted by gaucho777 (Post 18982914)
That would be great. Thanks in advance for checking. Yes, silver/alloy with black cradle is the one I'm after.

I have one as well if option above doesn't pan out.

gaucho777 08-13-16 11:44 PM

Thanks [MENTION=396646]Spaghetti Legs[/MENTION]. I'll let you know either way.

mountaindave 08-13-16 11:46 PM


Originally Posted by jonwvara (Post 18981291)
Needed for a Gitane TdF project:

One pair Mafac brake levers

At least one adjusting barrel for above

Email sent

mountaindave 08-14-16 12:01 AM

Was there ever a 16-26 five-speed freewheel made?

jonwvara 08-14-16 05:24 AM


Originally Posted by mountaindave (Post 18983472)
Was there ever a 16-26 five-speed freewheel made?


Something like a 16-18-20-23-26? Maybe Pastor Bob will weigh in on this, but I don't think it would be hard to assemble a Suntour Perfect in that configuration (that's the only freewheel I have any experience customizing). The only hard part would be finding the beveled spacer you'd need to use under the 16-tooth cog to keep the chain from hanging up when shifting to the next largest one. I had a local machine shop make me a few of them a while back--just a simple matter of cutting a 45-degree angle on the outer edges of some flat spacers-- but I think I may have used them all by now.

mountaindave 08-14-16 06:46 AM

His name was the first that popped into my mind too. I suppose it would have to be custom, I like 16-18-20-22-26 best myself. I have found that bigger jumps in the low end combined with tighter gearing in the middle and high end are very comfortable for me and my legs. Works well with a compact double.

TimmyT 08-14-16 07:45 AM


Originally Posted by jonwvara (Post 18981291)
One pair French-thread pedals--not particular as long as they're in decent condition

Are you sure you want those? To tap out a crankset is dead easy.

Also, I might have 2 Huret top tube clips if you want to stay French but can't find Simplex.

JohnDThompson 08-14-16 07:49 AM


Originally Posted by mountaindave (Post 18983472)
Was there ever a 16-26 five-speed freewheel made?

I've not seen one, but it's possible to assemble one if you have the right cogs on hand. Junior racers used to be limited to a 15T minimum size small cog.

OldsCOOL 08-14-16 07:59 AM


Originally Posted by JohnDThompson (Post 18983763)
I've not seen one, but it's possible to assemble one if you have the right cogs on hand. Junior racers used to be limited to a 15T minimum size small cog.

Speaking of Jr Men's....my '77 Colnago was built and rode by a teen who set a Michigan record and championship in '78 before putting away until I restored it. Still has the Suntour 15-21 on it. It is NOT my hillclimb bike. :)

unworthy1 08-14-16 12:41 PM


Originally Posted by gaucho777 (Post 18982914)
That would be great. Thanks in advance for checking. Yes, silver/alloy with black cradle is the one I'm after.

I found it, it's NOS/NIB and a 350mm long model, I'll PM you.

EDIT: Gaucho777 has declined this American Classic seat post, so for anybody who wants one: it's available!
Pics will come later.

Chris W. 08-14-16 02:06 PM

Pre War Schwinn
 
Looking for a 38-41 Schwinn DX frame. I would also consider a later straight bar frame. Have lots of goodies for trade.
Cheers,
Chris

Iowegian 08-14-16 09:54 PM


Originally Posted by jonwvara (Post 18981291)
Needed for a Gitane TdF project:

One pair French-thread pedals--not particular as long as they're in decent condition

LATER EDIT: Also a pair of Suntour barcons. Not original spec to the bike, but then I'm not going to use the original ass-destroying plastic saddle, either.

Have: assorted items of value.



If you're not going to tap the crank arms I have a pair of old Lyotard quill pedals and I also have a set of bar-cons that are missing the original lock nuts. PM me if these would do.

Iowegian 08-14-16 10:00 PM


Originally Posted by gaucho777 (Post 18978861)
ISO:
Dura Ace 7402 RD
Dura Ace 7400 FD with 28.6mm clamp
American Classic seat post, 27.2mm
39t Shimano or Dura-Ace chainring, 130bcd (for 7400 crank)
52t or 53t Shimano or Dura-Ace chainring, 130 bcd (for 7400 crank)


I think I have a 7402 RD but it probably has a few scuffs. Probably have the 53/39 rings also but I'd have to check on condition. I know I have 7410 FD's but not sure about 7400. I'll try to look in the next few days.

jonwvara 08-15-16 05:38 AM


Originally Posted by TimmyT (Post 18983757)
Are you sure you want those? To tap out a crankset is dead easy.

Also, I might have 2 Huret top tube clips if you want to stay French but can't find Simplex.


I realize that re-tapping a crank is very different from sawing off a derailleur hanger. But for whatever reason, I still don't like to make irreversible changes to original parts for the sake of convenience. If French pedals were hard to come by I would no doubt change my tune, but since they're not I have been able to indulge my original-threading obsession. We all have our foibles, right?


Thanks for the offer of the Huret clips--I'll send you a PM if I decide to take you up on it.


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