ISO and for trade thread part 5
08-21-20, 11:37 AM
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The hub shell itself failed at the lockring threads. Cog threads are still good, so it's still usable as a singlespeed hub or running a fixed cog without a lockring.
08-21-20, 12:58 PM
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Picture, please...
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08-21-20, 03:27 PM
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*edit* Looks like there's only about 5mm of space between the face that the cog bottoms out on and the beginning of the lock ring threads, but the cog I had on there is 7.5mm wide and my other cog is 8mm. Maybe I was trying to rely on too few threads. But if that was the case then this lockring would be close to useless for anyone
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08-21-20, 04:08 PM
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08-21-20, 04:10 PM
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*edit* Looks like there's only about 5mm of space between the face that the cog bottoms out on and the beginning of the lock ring threads, but the cog I had on there is 7.5mm wide and my other cog is 8mm. Maybe I was trying to rely on too few threads. But if that was the case then this lockring would be close to useless for anyone
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08-21-20, 04:49 PM
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abshipp,
I have an origin 8 flip flop hub here laced into a 36* rim both are black anodized. Hub is sealed bearing and needs a spacer and lock nut, comes with cog and lock ring, tire as well for cost of shipping. It needs a new home and if you don't want it, It is available to the forum community. Pm me. Smiles, MH
I have an origin 8 flip flop hub here laced into a 36* rim both are black anodized. Hub is sealed bearing and needs a spacer and lock nut, comes with cog and lock ring, tire as well for cost of shipping. It needs a new home and if you don't want it, It is available to the forum community. Pm me. Smiles, MH
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08-21-20, 06:00 PM
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*edit* Looks like there's only about 5mm of space between the face that the cog bottoms out on and the beginning of the lock ring threads, but the cog I had on there is 7.5mm wide and my other cog is 8mm. Maybe I was trying to rely on too few threads. But if that was the case then this lockring would be close to useless for anyone
Glad you're ok.
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08-22-20, 08:20 AM
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abshipp,
I have an origin 8 flip flop hub here laced into a 36* rim both are black anodized. Hub is sealed bearing and needs a spacer and lock nut, comes with cog and lock ring, tire as well for cost of shipping. It needs a new home and if you don't want it, It is available to the forum community. Pm me. Smiles, MH
I have an origin 8 flip flop hub here laced into a 36* rim both are black anodized. Hub is sealed bearing and needs a spacer and lock nut, comes with cog and lock ring, tire as well for cost of shipping. It needs a new home and if you don't want it, It is available to the forum community. Pm me. Smiles, MH
08-22-20, 12:48 PM
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i found plenty online goggling "salsa side entry". Here's one example
https://www.treefortbikes.com/Salsa-Side-Entry-Water-Bottle-Cage
https://www.treefortbikes.com/Salsa-Side-Entry-Water-Bottle-Cage
08-22-20, 12:55 PM
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ISO T.A. chain ring bolt & spacer for a double chain set
Edit - FOUND SOME! Thanks!
Hi! Does anyone have ONE T.A. chainring bolt and spacer for a double chainring setup? Don’t want to spend more than I spent on the whole bike to buy a new-in-package set, just one decent cheap bolt. It’s for this 52/45T that I think I’ll put on my old Mercier 200, since there was zero interest in it when I tried to sell it last year. Thanks in advance!
Hi! Does anyone have ONE T.A. chainring bolt and spacer for a double chainring setup? Don’t want to spend more than I spent on the whole bike to buy a new-in-package set, just one decent cheap bolt. It’s for this 52/45T that I think I’ll put on my old Mercier 200, since there was zero interest in it when I tried to sell it last year. Thanks in advance!
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08-22-20, 04:00 PM
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Abshipp took the wheel. Thanks all who showed interest. Smiles, MH
08-22-20, 07:18 PM
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Pulled a 7700 Dura Ace crankset off a deal-o-mite bike I just got from Goodwill. Rough shape set but good for a rider. Problem for me... it is the rare 180 length. If it’s not 170 my knees rip.
ISO for trade: 7700 DA crankset in 170 length. Must be rider shape for equal trade. Or maybe an Ultegra crankset in 170 same rough shape.
pics tomorrow when I get back to the loft.
EDIT: Still need to get pics but have changed choice. Really only looking for a same period 98-00 Ultegra 170mm crankset in rider condition. Trade for the DA 7700 180mm crankset.
Thanks!
ISO for trade: 7700 DA crankset in 170 length. Must be rider shape for equal trade. Or maybe an Ultegra crankset in 170 same rough shape.
pics tomorrow when I get back to the loft.
EDIT: Still need to get pics but have changed choice. Really only looking for a same period 98-00 Ultegra 170mm crankset in rider condition. Trade for the DA 7700 180mm crankset.
Thanks!
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08-23-20, 09:06 AM
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08-23-20, 01:47 PM
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WTT: Velo Orange Touring Saddles
Have - new (<50 miles) Velo Orange wide touring saddle in grippy black Microfiber
Want - Velo Orange wide touring saddle in smooth (slippery) finish, brown or black, matters not.
Have - new (<50 miles) Velo Orange wide touring saddle in grippy black Microfiber
Want - Velo Orange wide touring saddle in smooth (slippery) finish, brown or black, matters not.
08-23-20, 04:24 PM
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08-24-20, 09:39 AM
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I'm in search of the kind of kickstand that attaches to chain stay and seat stay, for my spouse's bike.
I can offer lots of handlebars, brake calipers, derailleurs, and many other garden variety bike components.
I can offer lots of handlebars, brake calipers, derailleurs, and many other garden variety bike components.
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08-24-20, 11:48 AM
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Does anyone have this REI Novara jersey in an XL that they would be willing to part with? $$ or trade..
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08-24-20, 07:15 PM
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Missing various parts
Hi,
I reorganized my parts and found that I was missing the following:
Suntour Cyclone 7000 LEFT pedal (I have the right)
Berthet Lyotard Pedal RIGHT (I have the left)
SR Royal crank LEFT arm (I have the chainring side)
In the photos is what I have so people can match up.
PM me as to what you have and price
SR Royal Crank
Berthet Lyotard left pedal
Suntour Cyclone 7000 right pedal
Suntour Cyclone 7000 right pedal
I reorganized my parts and found that I was missing the following:
Suntour Cyclone 7000 LEFT pedal (I have the right)
Berthet Lyotard Pedal RIGHT (I have the left)
SR Royal crank LEFT arm (I have the chainring side)
In the photos is what I have so people can match up.
PM me as to what you have and price
SR Royal Crank
Berthet Lyotard left pedal
Suntour Cyclone 7000 right pedal
Suntour Cyclone 7000 right pedal
08-26-20, 12:01 PM
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A little rash on the knuckle but otherwise good shape
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08-26-20, 01:01 PM
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08-26-20, 05:06 PM
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Universal cable anchor bolt/stud, Super 68 and Extras are the same, caliper if necessary TIA. 
08-26-20, 07:35 PM
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I bought a stash of incomplete Universal calipers, and got a Super 68 or 77 that came with an undisclosed cracked arm, so I probably do have what you need. Thing is, it'll be hell for me to find it in my current condition of shop space. I'll try to make time to dig between spaces and get back to you - there's hope yet.
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08-26-20, 08:02 PM
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I bought a stash of incomplete Universal calipers, and got a Super 68 or 77 that came with an undisclosed cracked arm, so I probably do have what you need. Thing is, it'll be hell for me to find it in my current condition of shop space. I'll try to make time to dig between spaces and get back to you - there's hope yet.
08-26-20, 08:08 PM
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And yes, the damn bodies crack like a MF. Always in the same place, 75% of the time.
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