ISO and for trade thread part 5
04-19-22, 10:30 AM
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Brooks B17s
Originally Posted by notenoughdaylig
ISO: Brooks B17s or similar women's saddle. Going on a stationary bike so cosmetics not a factor. Have $, c&v and modern, road and mtn to trade. TIA
04-19-22, 01:37 PM
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Re the B17s Brooks: I can't open private messages. My email address if you are still interested-stringstrongbass@aol.com (I don't have the minimum 10 posts on BF.)
04-20-22, 10:08 AM
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ISO: a late 70's/early 80's Centurion head badge -- the one that looks like this:
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04-20-22, 03:30 PM
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I have a nice condition ATAX stem (100 mm, 25.0 clamp, 22.0 quill) that I would like to trade for on in 80 or 90 mm long in similar condition. Located in USA
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04-20-22, 03:40 PM
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ISO-Normandy Sport Hubs
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04-27-22, 07:07 PM
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ISO Weinmann 750 brakes that are Raleigh marked 1 blue and 1 black.
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04-28-22, 04:48 AM
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Want 116 BCD, but 118 will do - small ring
Have a Triomphe crank with a 42T small, not small enough. Now it has a 40T SR 118 with the holes filed-to-fit, that works ok.
Does anyone have anything smaller in either BCD?
Does anyone have anything smaller in either BCD?
04-28-22, 08:48 AM
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WTB 27" wheels
Looking for a set of aluminum 27" wheels, preferably with 5 cog freewheel on the rear, for an upgrade on either my '73 Dawes Galaxy or the '67 Robin Hood Lenton Sports. I believe my drop-out spacing is 4-3/4" on the Lenton Sports. If a decent set of chrome rims were available I might consider them for the Lenton Sports, since it's currently equipped with steelies. A plus if someone had a rear Chromix rim with patterned (stippled) sides, which would match the existing front.
04-28-22, 09:14 AM
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Originally Posted by swampyankee2
Looking for a set of aluminum 27" wheels, preferably with 5 cog freewheel on the rear, for an upgrade on either my '73 Dawes Galaxy or the '67 Robin Hood Lenton Sports. I believe my drop-out spacing is 4-3/4" on the Lenton Sports. If a decent set of chrome rims were available I might consider them for the Lenton Sports, since it's currently equipped with steelies. A plus if someone had a rear Chromix rim with patterned (stippled) sides, which would match the existing front.
04-28-22, 09:38 AM
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Originally Posted by bamboobike4
I have a set you can get for shipping, with tires. Came from a 1986 Centurion Cavaletto mixte. Either 5 or 6 cogs, not sure.
04-28-22, 09:40 AM
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Originally Posted by bamboobike4
I have a set you can get for shipping, with tires. Came from a 1986 Centurion Cavaletto mixte. Either 5 or 6 cogs, not sure.
04-28-22, 11:23 AM
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Originally Posted by oneclick
Have a Triomphe crank with a 42T small, not small enough. Now it has a 40T SR 118 with the holes filed-to-fit, that works ok.
Does anyone have anything smaller in either BCD?
Does anyone have anything smaller in either BCD?
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04-28-22, 11:59 AM
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Originally Posted by swampyankee2
Looking for a set of aluminum 27" wheels, preferably with 5 cog freewheel on the rear, for an upgrade on either my '73 Dawes Galaxy or the '67 Robin Hood Lenton Sports. I believe my drop-out spacing is 4-3/4" on the Lenton Sports. If a decent set of chrome rims were available I might consider them for the Lenton Sports, since it's currently equipped with steelies. A plus if someone had a rear Chromix rim with patterned (stippled) sides, which would match the existing front.
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04-28-22, 01:21 PM
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Looks similar to mine. I'll have to verify spoke count and get back to you.
04-28-22, 03:24 PM
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Originally Posted by swampyankee2
I really want to stick with 5 cog. Where are you located and how much do you estimate for shipping to 02857?
04-28-22, 03:33 PM
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Originally Posted by cudak888
ISO two things:
First, a pair of 1950's Raleigh pedals in the men's 4" size, preferably with straight axle shafts, like these.
I have a pair of ladies' 3.5" pedals of the same vintage to trade
-Kurt
First, a pair of 1950's Raleigh pedals in the men's 4" size, preferably with straight axle shafts, like these.
I have a pair of ladies' 3.5" pedals of the same vintage to trade
-Kurt
04-28-22, 06:47 PM
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Originally Posted by oneclick
Have a Triomphe crank with a 42T small, not small enough. Now it has a 40T SR 118 with the holes filed-to-fit, that works ok.
Does anyone have anything smaller in either BCD?
Does anyone have anything smaller in either BCD?
04-29-22, 07:41 AM
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ISO Shimano 7-speed freehub body for Hyperglide.
Need this to get out of a jam. Offered to fix a neighbor's bike, and it's been one disaster after the other: First, the freewheel didn't arrive for a month. Ordered different freewheel. Installed freewheel. Threads stripped on the cheap steel hub when bike was tested. Returned freewheel, ordered 7-speed cassette. I re-laced the wheel with a replacement cassette hub. Realized after the fact that it was fitted with the slightly wider 8-10 speed freehub, not the 7-speed type.
And that doesn't account for the tons of other issues encountered with this pile of crap bike...
Will know the inner spline connector design by tonight.
-Kurt
Need this to get out of a jam. Offered to fix a neighbor's bike, and it's been one disaster after the other: First, the freewheel didn't arrive for a month. Ordered different freewheel. Installed freewheel. Threads stripped on the cheap steel hub when bike was tested. Returned freewheel, ordered 7-speed cassette. I re-laced the wheel with a replacement cassette hub. Realized after the fact that it was fitted with the slightly wider 8-10 speed freehub, not the 7-speed type.
And that doesn't account for the tons of other issues encountered with this pile of crap bike...
Will know the inner spline connector design by tonight.
-Kurt
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04-29-22, 09:07 AM
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Originally Posted by cudak888
ISO Shimano 7-speed freehub body for Hyperglide.
Need this to get out of a jam. Offered to fix a neighbor's bike, and it's been one disaster after the other: First, the freewheel didn't arrive for a month. Ordered different freewheel. Installed freewheel. Threads stripped on the cheap steel hub when bike was tested. Returned freewheel, ordered 7-speed cassette. I re-laced the wheel with a replacement cassette hub. Realized after the fact that it was fitted with the slightly wider 8-10 speed freehub, not the 7-speed type.
And that doesn't account for the tons of other issues encountered with this pile of crap bike...
Will know the inner spline connector design by tonight.
-Kurt
Need this to get out of a jam. Offered to fix a neighbor's bike, and it's been one disaster after the other: First, the freewheel didn't arrive for a month. Ordered different freewheel. Installed freewheel. Threads stripped on the cheap steel hub when bike was tested. Returned freewheel, ordered 7-speed cassette. I re-laced the wheel with a replacement cassette hub. Realized after the fact that it was fitted with the slightly wider 8-10 speed freehub, not the 7-speed type.
And that doesn't account for the tons of other issues encountered with this pile of crap bike...
Will know the inner spline connector design by tonight.
-Kurt
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04-29-22, 12:03 PM
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Originally Posted by cudak888
ISO Shimano 7-speed freehub body for Hyperglide.
Need this to get out of a jam. Offered to fix a neighbor's bike, and it's been one disaster after the other: First, the freewheel didn't arrive for a month. Ordered different freewheel. Installed freewheel. Threads stripped on the cheap steel hub when bike was tested. Returned freewheel, ordered 7-speed cassette. I re-laced the wheel with a replacement cassette hub. Realized after the fact that it was fitted with the slightly wider 8-10 speed freehub, not the 7-speed type.
And that doesn't account for the tons of other issues encountered with this pile of crap bike...
Will know the inner spline connector design by tonight.
-Kurt
Need this to get out of a jam. Offered to fix a neighbor's bike, and it's been one disaster after the other: First, the freewheel didn't arrive for a month. Ordered different freewheel. Installed freewheel. Threads stripped on the cheap steel hub when bike was tested. Returned freewheel, ordered 7-speed cassette. I re-laced the wheel with a replacement cassette hub. Realized after the fact that it was fitted with the slightly wider 8-10 speed freehub, not the 7-speed type.
And that doesn't account for the tons of other issues encountered with this pile of crap bike...
Will know the inner spline connector design by tonight.
-Kurt
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04-29-22, 01:59 PM
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Originally Posted by SimplySycles1
The wheel is built, Correct? What model hub is it, i probably have a freehub depending on the model. If wheel is not built and you are not too picky on cosmetics i can probably send you a complete hub.
Ruben
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That said, I've already accepted RobertUI's hub for now. If that for some reason doesn't work, I'll PM you
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04-30-22, 04:13 PM
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I went to my co-op this afternoon and the bike Goddesses there smiles favorably on Kurt. I picked up a pretzeled mountain bike wheel for the right price (free) brought it home and it is the prized 135 over-nut length he has been seeking. Hub had a sticker FHRM40 on it that came off before it got a bath. A little clean up and some new grease, light oil for the sticky freehub, 18 bearings to bring this one back to life. Kurt, make sure I have the correct shipping addy for you. Pics after de-lacing and cleaning:
32* hub ready for some new service in the FL area. Came with a bonus 7spd cassette.
Smiles, MH
32* hub ready for some new service in the FL area. Came with a bonus 7spd cassette.
Smiles, MH
05-01-22, 09:40 AM
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ISO, funky old leather strap hub shiner.
05-01-22, 10:19 AM
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ISO one of those cute little Specialites TA front racks
