ISO and for trade thread part 5
01-11-23, 11:25 PM
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Originally Posted by USAZorro
Here's the odd request of the week. Building up a 1970-ish Carlton Corsa and come to learn, that it likely came with a 25.48 Sturmey Archer seat pin. I have a 25.4, but it just gets swallowed. If anyone happens to have one that's available, I'd rather do that than do the e-Bay thing from the UK.
Cheers,
Z
Cheers,
Z
Any of the cheap, Ebay-sourced 25.6mm Chinese/Taiwanese posts should measure about the same 25.51mm as the one that I bought for my Steyr.
I did find that I had to file away a couple of brass drips from inside of the seat tube lug area using a few swipes of a half-round file.
I later bought a similar 25.6mm post for my Steyr-built 1968 SEARS TEN-SPEED, it measures 25.52mm.
01-12-23, 05:51 AM
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Want shiny bit for the end of a pump
Just got a nice colour pump to match a bike I painted, but t's missing the aluminium bit that covers the bottom.
Doesn't have to be a Primus, I'm pretty sure one of the bits from an Impero will fit - so I'm looking for either that or a broken/useless pump from which to salvage one.
It actually works fine as is, but the bike it's to go on is quite blingy, and so it would suit:
Doesn't have to be a Primus, I'm pretty sure one of the bits from an Impero will fit - so I'm looking for either that or a broken/useless pump from which to salvage one.
It actually works fine as is, but the bike it's to go on is quite blingy, and so it would suit:
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01-12-23, 07:27 AM
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Originally Posted by Mad Honk
Z,
I have an SR Laprade that measures 26.4 and has some oxidized markings on it. I can use the 3M Scotchbrite rough wheel to shave it down by a mm and then give it a satin finish. I would suggest that it get a light coat of clear to keep oxidizing down with the satin finish, but either way it would work. Length is seven inches. Lemme know, Smiles, MH 812-336-3283
I have an SR Laprade that measures 26.4 and has some oxidized markings on it. I can use the 3M Scotchbrite rough wheel to shave it down by a mm and then give it a satin finish. I would suggest that it get a light coat of clear to keep oxidizing down with the satin finish, but either way it would work. Length is seven inches. Lemme know, Smiles, MH 812-336-3283
Originally Posted by VintageSteelEU
What's the diameter you need? Not sure what I have at the moment as I was doing a clearance some time ago. I think I have NOS SR Laprade in 26.8, might have some steel ones with separate saddle clamp. Might have some other aluminium ones, but would have to check. Shipping would be from the UK.
Originally Posted by dddd
Seatposts are undersized to provide extra clearance in the seat tube clamping area.
Any of the cheap, Ebay-sourced 25.6mm Chinese/Taiwanese posts should measure about the same 25.51mm as the one that I bought for my Steyr.
I did find that I had to file away a couple of brass drips from inside of the seat tube lug area using a few swipes of a half-round file.
I later bought a similar 25.6mm post for my Steyr-built 1968 SEARS TEN-SPEED, it measures 25.52mm.
Any of the cheap, Ebay-sourced 25.6mm Chinese/Taiwanese posts should measure about the same 25.51mm as the one that I bought for my Steyr.
I did find that I had to file away a couple of brass drips from inside of the seat tube lug area using a few swipes of a half-round file.
I later bought a similar 25.6mm post for my Steyr-built 1968 SEARS TEN-SPEED, it measures 25.52mm.
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Originally Posted by oneclick
Just got a nice colour pump to match a bike I painted, but t's missing the aluminium bit that covers the bottom.
Doesn't have to be a Primus, I'm pretty sure one of the bits from an Impero will fit - so I'm looking for either that or a broken/useless pump from which to salvage one.
It actually works fine as is, but the bike it's to go on is quite blingy, and so it would suit:
Doesn't have to be a Primus, I'm pretty sure one of the bits from an Impero will fit - so I'm looking for either that or a broken/useless pump from which to salvage one.
It actually works fine as is, but the bike it's to go on is quite blingy, and so it would suit:
The shipping, even for such a small and lightweight parcel, could kill the thrill!
But if you don't find one from somebody in country, LMK and I'll make a search
01-12-23, 05:43 PM
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Campy Record rear hub dust cap..
Anyone have a spare Campagnolo Record hub (rear, small-flange) dust cap? My calipers are cheap Harbor Freight junk, so I'm not sure the measurements are 100% accurate, but...
OD 27.8mm
ID 17mm
Thx!
OD 27.8mm
ID 17mm
Thx!
01-12-23, 07:52 PM
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ehcoplex,
Gimme a call I have some. Smiles, MH 812-336-3283
Gimme a call I have some. Smiles, MH 812-336-3283
01-12-23, 10:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Mad Honk
ehcoplex,
Gimme a call I have some. Smiles, MH xxx xxx xxxx
Gimme a call I have some. Smiles, MH xxx xxx xxxx
01-13-23, 02:30 AM
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Originally Posted by ehcoplex
you might want to edit out your number- this being the internets, etc..!
01-13-23, 07:48 AM
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Originally Posted by Schweinhund
Maybe you should Google his number
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01-13-23, 08:31 AM
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Originally Posted by ehcoplex
Ah, right you are. I get such a constant stream of annoying robo-calls, telemarketing crap, etc, that I'm a little sensitive to phone-number 'exposure'!
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Folks,
If you punch in my name three page of references about me come up, and I am sure my phone number is in that jumble of stuff. I am a Professional Golfer that specializes in golf club making and golf club fitting. Most of the organizations that I have belonged to as a professional have my information posted on their websites. I know that BF doesn't like to show names and such, but I am pretty easy to find on the net so I may as well just put it out there. Smiles, MH
If you punch in my name three page of references about me come up, and I am sure my phone number is in that jumble of stuff. I am a Professional Golfer that specializes in golf club making and golf club fitting. Most of the organizations that I have belonged to as a professional have my information posted on their websites. I know that BF doesn't like to show names and such, but I am pretty easy to find on the net so I may as well just put it out there. Smiles, MH
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Originally Posted by Mad Honk
Folks,
If you punch in my name three page of references about me come up, and I am sure my phone number is in that jumble of stuff. I am a Professional Golfer that specializes in golf club making and golf club fitting. Most of the organizations that I have belonged to as a professional have my information posted on their websites. I know that BF doesn't like to show names and such, but I am pretty easy to find on the net so I may as well just put it out there. Smiles, MH
If you punch in my name three page of references about me come up, and I am sure my phone number is in that jumble of stuff. I am a Professional Golfer that specializes in golf club making and golf club fitting. Most of the organizations that I have belonged to as a professional have my information posted on their websites. I know that BF doesn't like to show names and such, but I am pretty easy to find on the net so I may as well just put it out there. Smiles, MH
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01-13-23, 11:37 PM
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ISO early campy ergo group. 8 speed, give or take. Must include brifters/FD/RD. Brakes/HS a plus. Wheelset only if you're in the SF Bay area and can meet. Still early in the build, so the exact group is still up in the air. No need for show pieces, but decent rider condition.
Have lots of parts/frames to trade, plus I work at a co-op and can get some random stuff if need be.
Have lots of parts/frames to trade, plus I work at a co-op and can get some random stuff if need be.
01-14-23, 05:02 AM
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Originally Posted by clubman
Brass seat post shims were popular at the time.
You need a lip on one end to bear on the top of the seat-tube, to keep it from falling down.
The trick is to fold the long edge of the strip - twice usually unless the stock is thick - before forming it into a circle.
With the lip on the outside, of course.
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01-14-23, 09:47 AM
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Originally Posted by ehcoplex
Anyone have a spare Campagnolo Record hub (rear, small-flange) dust cap? My calipers are cheap Harbor Freight junk, so I'm not sure the measurements are 100% accurate, but...
OD 27.8mm
ID 17mm
Thx!
OD 27.8mm
ID 17mm
Thx!
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01-14-23, 09:51 AM
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Originally Posted by jethin
I think I have a couple of these from a Gran Sport hub. Lmk if you want me to check and/or you don't go the Mad Honk route.
I thought you wanted that BB bolt? Smiles, MH
01-14-23, 10:00 AM
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Ha, I seem to have more attention for helping others than sorting out my own junk Mad Honk . Anyway I just checked and my bolt is a bit different -- just "Campy -- Made in Italy" on it. Happy to offer it if anyone can use it to make a pair.
01-14-23, 10:39 AM
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WTB - 96mm OLD front hub
Not too particular about brand as long as it’s 36h (preferably HF) and doesn’t say “Schwinn Approved”. Thx!
01-14-23, 11:34 AM
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Originally Posted by RustyJames
Not too particular about brand as long as it’s 36h (preferably HF) and doesn’t say “Schwinn Approved”. Thx!
01-14-23, 02:25 PM
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Originally Posted by RustyJames
Not too particular about brand as long as it’s 36h (preferably HF) and doesn’t say “Schwinn Approved”. Thx!
https://www.ebay.com/itm/385078973742
Shipping quote was to my location, so shipping might be a bit cheaper to yours.
Have not done business with this vendor, but their ratings do look decent (99.8% positive).
Best of luck in finding something you can use.
01-14-23, 02:36 PM
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@RustyJames, are you looking for QR or solid axle? I have several of the latter, Normandy HF, yours for the cost of shipping. Let me know.
01-14-23, 02:53 PM
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Originally Posted by oneclick
Get a 100 old hub and remove the washers between the locknuts and the cones - they aren't necessary and they'll be close to 2mm each.
Hondo6 thx for the sleuthing but as mentioned above….
Originally Posted by nlerner
@RustyJames, are you looking for QR or solid axle? I have several of the latter, Normandy HF, yours for the cost of shipping. Let me know.
01-16-23, 09:50 AM
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Tools
I get quite a few free tools, some are oddball one offf crap, some are decent.
I get 4,5 and 6 ball tip allens, I get little ratchet wrenches, sometimes ratchets, occasionally I'll get sockets in 10,11,12,13 sizes.
If you'd like something PM me with where you want it sent, and what you'd like
I get 4,5 and 6 ball tip allens, I get little ratchet wrenches, sometimes ratchets, occasionally I'll get sockets in 10,11,12,13 sizes.
If you'd like something PM me with where you want it sent, and what you'd like
01-16-23, 04:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Vintage_Cyclist
https://www.ebay.com/itm/234243098311
I think someone in the C&V forum was looking for one of these within the past week or two.
