ISO and for trade thread part 5
03-14-18, 07:49 PM
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Originally Posted by kc0yef
Didn't those come in Red or Blue?
I have the red skewer on the front but wouldn't mind either color. The bike is white and blue with badge hinting red. Mixing it up with blue is fine with me.
03-14-18, 11:54 PM
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Originally Posted by AustinFitz
I have this 52t 110 BCD Sugino chainring, but looking for a 50t exactly like it. Willing to trade the 52t, or I have all kinds of other odds and ends I could trade as well. Needs to be in pretty good shape. Please let me know if you have one. Thanks in advance! 
03-15-18, 04:31 AM
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Originally Posted by AustinFitz
I have this 52t 110 BCD Sugino chainring, but looking for a 50t exactly like it. Willing to trade the 52t, or I have all kinds of other odds and ends I could trade as well. Needs to be in pretty good shape. Please let me know if you have one. Thanks in advance!
Originally Posted by AustinFitz
Still searching for one of these 50t Suginos. I know they came on the Sugino RT crank sets. PLEASE let me know if anyone comes across one.
QBP and Vuelta make a somewhat similar more twisty looking 50T in 110BCD. Of course, many more conventional 50T rings if you need something functional.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Chainring-Q...wAAOSwcOlamPUM
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vuelta-110b...p2047675.l2557
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Bump and edit:
I'll swap BOTH stems for an 100mm.
I'll swap BOTH stems for an 100mm.
Originally Posted by top506
HAVE: 90 and 120mm Cinelli stems.
NEED: Similar 100 mm Cinelli stem. Will swap either.
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NEED: Similar 100 mm Cinelli stem. Will swap either.
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Originally Posted by top506
Bump and edit:
I'll swap BOTH stems for an 100mm.
I'll swap BOTH stems for an 100mm.
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03-16-18, 10:03 PM
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Hi Doc,
Would Shimano 6 sp. 105 groupset also be compatible on the Schwinn SS? Also, I was unable to find the machinist on ebay who makes shims/spacers for the freehub cogs.
Would Shimano 6 sp. 105 groupset also be compatible on the Schwinn SS? Also, I was unable to find the machinist on ebay who makes shims/spacers for the freehub cogs.
03-17-18, 06:16 AM
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1) Yes, it is compatible.
2) Username is mtbtools.
2) Username is mtbtools.
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03-17-18, 09:51 AM
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Originally Posted by rccardr
2) Username is mtbtools.
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Originally Posted by miamijim
ISO 10t Shimano Jockey wheels. Must be index compatible.
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03-19-18, 06:05 PM
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Looking for a Stronglight Model 99 triple bottom bracket on a Raleigh Grand Sport
To be clear, not french threaded. This is for my Eroica bike, otherwise I'd just slap a sealed unit in and be done with it. Details, details.
There was probably one in the BOC last time it went around these parts, but I didn't think to look.
There was probably one in the BOC last time it went around these parts, but I didn't think to look.
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03-21-18, 02:03 PM
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ISO Schwinn Ramshorn fastback bars. For a friend, I'm not knowledgeable about this stuff. He's an addicted Schwinn collector. Any suggestions?
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03-21-18, 03:50 PM
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Someone here might have them, but you'd probably do better here... https://www.schwinnbikeforum.com
03-23-18, 12:56 PM
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Seatpost found thanks FBOATSB
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03-23-18, 01:39 PM
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Originally Posted by malcala622
ISO: STRONGLIGHT SEATPOST OR SIMILAR IN 26.2MM
HAVE: SHIMANO 105 1050 HUBSET
3ttt Status quill stem
HAVE: SHIMANO 105 1050 HUBSET
3ttt Status quill stem
03-23-18, 01:59 PM
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Originally Posted by FBOATSB
I have one and can get pics up in a few hours
03-25-18, 07:35 AM
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ISO: aero levers, with good hoods and return springs
Have: Shimano 600 EX non-aero levers, with excellent hoods
The catch here is that I will next be in the US the second half of May. If there is anyone attending SOTR who wants to make this trade, it would be the perfect solution, from my end anyway.
Have: Shimano 600 EX non-aero levers, with excellent hoods
The catch here is that I will next be in the US the second half of May. If there is anyone attending SOTR who wants to make this trade, it would be the perfect solution, from my end anyway.
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03-25-18, 07:54 AM
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Originally Posted by seedsbelize
ISO: aero levers, with good hoods and return springs
Have: Shimano 600 EX non-aero levers, with excellent hoods
The catch here is that I will next be in the US the second half of May. If there is anyone attending SOTR who wants to make this trade, it would be the perfect solution, from my end anyway.
Have: Shimano 600 EX non-aero levers, with excellent hoods
The catch here is that I will next be in the US the second half of May. If there is anyone attending SOTR who wants to make this trade, it would be the perfect solution, from my end anyway.
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03-25-18, 10:13 AM
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Originally Posted by Spaghetti Legs
I have a couple of sets of minty Shimano aero levers right here in good ol’ Lynchburg. I don’t need the 600 aero lever but I’ll trade you for some coffee or other (US legal) exotica from Central America. No pics handy right now but one set is BL 400 which I believe is 105 level.
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I just love riding a vintage road bike. The smooth speed and quick response of the steel has to be one of the most enjoyable experiences I know.
My bikes: '72 Schwinn World Voyageur, '78 Trek 930, '84 Schwinn Letour Luxe, '92 Schwinn Paramount (Panasonic)
I just love riding a vintage road bike. The smooth speed and quick response of the steel has to be one of the most enjoyable experiences I know.
My bikes: '72 Schwinn World Voyageur, '78 Trek 930, '84 Schwinn Letour Luxe, '92 Schwinn Paramount (Panasonic)
03-26-18, 09:32 AM
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ISO: vintage track wheelset. Ideally campy pista, ideally clinchers.
Also: campy 42t 144bcd chainring
Lots to trade including:
C record crankset and BB
Super record crankset
Shimano 6200 crankset, brakes & levers
DA 7400 hubset
Cinelli stems (110 & 130)
Campy chainrings (144bcd and 55t, 54t and 49t I think)
Super Record RD
Other random stuff as well, but I think they’re the highlights.
Also: campy 42t 144bcd chainring
Lots to trade including:
C record crankset and BB
Super record crankset
Shimano 6200 crankset, brakes & levers
DA 7400 hubset
Cinelli stems (110 & 130)
Campy chainrings (144bcd and 55t, 54t and 49t I think)
Super Record RD
Other random stuff as well, but I think they’re the highlights.
03-26-18, 05:59 PM
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ISO: Sachs Neos Front Derailleur, clamp on or braze on. If clamp on then 28.6.
03-26-18, 06:28 PM
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ISO: Lyotard 460D pedals in at least very good condition ( English threaded )
Early Stronglight 49D chain ring bolts ( with the bolt head )
Have to trade:
Silca Impero chrome pump like new w/ Campagnolo steel head, 48 cm uncompressed
Suntour Power ratchet shifters
Pair of Weinmann 610 brakes, polished, no hangers
Silca Impero old style pump ( peg mount ), white, needs leather washer and retaining screw., 46 cm uncompressed w/
Campy steel head - decent condition overall.
Early Stronglight 49D chain ring bolts ( with the bolt head )
Have to trade:
Silca Impero chrome pump like new w/ Campagnolo steel head, 48 cm uncompressed
Suntour Power ratchet shifters
Pair of Weinmann 610 brakes, polished, no hangers
Silca Impero old style pump ( peg mount ), white, needs leather washer and retaining screw., 46 cm uncompressed w/
Campy steel head - decent condition overall.
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