ISO and for trade thread part 5
01-16-19, 10:05 PM
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Got a not-to-ugly 27.2 fluted Sugino.
Re: Metal Dust Caps, I've got these on two sets of cranks. eBay $15 shipped. https://www.ebay.com/itm/DUST-CAPS-f...W/223165251479
Re: Metal Dust Caps, I've got these on two sets of cranks. eBay $15 shipped. https://www.ebay.com/itm/DUST-CAPS-f...W/223165251479
A guy at Brazen wanted 20.00 each for used Suntours. I could have gotten NOS Campy for about that.
01-17-19, 12:07 PM
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ISO:
Left aero brake lever - Shiman0 BL-6403. Mine rattles really bad. The right one is fine. Chrome finish like the photo below.
Left aero brake lever - Shiman0 BL-6403. Mine rattles really bad. The right one is fine. Chrome finish like the photo below.
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01-17-19, 12:36 PM
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Hmmmm.
All of the 6403's I've seen have had the gray finish. Sure that's what they are? Kinda look like BL-R600's, which use the same lever body but different blades.
All of the 6403's I've seen have had the gray finish. Sure that's what they are? Kinda look like BL-R600's, which use the same lever body but different blades.
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01-17-19, 12:44 PM
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I was a little surprised too. Pulled the hoods back and they both said 6403 on them.
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01-17-19, 01:54 PM
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ISO, one 116 BCD 3-bolt chainring for 3/32 chain, 39 teeth or fewer. A critical requirement - either needs the bolt holes to be threaded, or would also need bolts and threaded receiving ends:
this concept, but sized to fit openings of the bolt hole.
Also, ISO: a sprung leather saddle (b-72 or flyer-ish) that isn't beat. Would prefer black.
a clamp on double cable stop
a clamp on double cable guide
I have... stuff.
this concept, but sized to fit openings of the bolt hole.
Also, ISO: a sprung leather saddle (b-72 or flyer-ish) that isn't beat. Would prefer black.
a clamp on double cable stop
a clamp on double cable guide
I have... stuff.
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01-17-19, 05:08 PM
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ISO, one 116 BCD 3-bolt chainring for 3/32 chain, 39 teeth or fewer. A critical requirement - either needs the bolt holes to be threaded, or would also need bolts and threaded receiving ends:
this concept, but sized to fit openings of the bolt hole.
Also, ISO: a sprung leather saddle (b-72 or flyer-ish) that isn't beat. Would prefer black.
a clamp on double cable stop
a clamp on double cable guide
I have... stuff.
this concept, but sized to fit openings of the bolt hole.
Also, ISO: a sprung leather saddle (b-72 or flyer-ish) that isn't beat. Would prefer black.
a clamp on double cable stop
a clamp on double cable guide
I have... stuff.
Let you know tomorrow.
01-17-19, 05:23 PM
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Merci mille fois, Monsieur. No preference on brands for the cable stops/guides. Would happily use whatever is available. The bike it's going on is a gold 60's Lenton Sports that I'm setting up as a 10 speed for my wife that will hopefully retain the vibe of the era. The saddle is going on another bike (the same one as the bars).
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01-18-19, 10:12 AM
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ISO:
Super Record crankset 170mm; 52t/42t; CPSC
Getting ready to pull the trigger on eBay
within a of couple days, but thought I’d put the feelers out here once more first.
Super Record crankset 170mm; 52t/42t; CPSC
Getting ready to pull the trigger on eBay
within a of couple days, but thought I’d put the feelers out here once more first.
01-18-19, 03:17 PM
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01-18-19, 03:53 PM
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If I’d known what the future held (Eisentraut) I might of kept the Mighty Tour. The quest for a Campy SR is with the Gary Hale in mind. Aside from a seat post it’s the last component that bike needs before the rebuild.
01-18-19, 06:09 PM
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01-19-19, 03:23 PM
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ISO, one 116 BCD 3-bolt chainring for 3/32 chain, 39 teeth or fewer. A critical requirement - either needs the bolt holes to be threaded, or would also need bolts and threaded receiving ends:
this concept, but sized to fit openings of the bolt hole.
Also, ISO: a sprung leather saddle (b-72 or flyer-ish) that isn't beat. Would prefer black.
a clamp on double cable stop
a clamp on double cable guide
I have... stuff.
this concept, but sized to fit openings of the bolt hole.
Also, ISO: a sprung leather saddle (b-72 or flyer-ish) that isn't beat. Would prefer black.
a clamp on double cable stop
a clamp on double cable guide
I have... stuff.
01-19-19, 04:48 PM
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The lower Huret double stop, and the SunTour guide would definitely form the combination I would need for the old bike. We can take details off the thread here.
Thank you!
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01-20-19, 09:39 AM
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LOOKING to BUY/TRADE FOR:
• TA Pro 5 Vis
Full crankset, or else arms, and chainrings (26t -50t) separately. Later version w/ 23 mm extractor. 170 mm, and English threaded (but open to French).
ALSO...
• Shimano 105 (1055) 36h front & rear hubs.
• TA Pro 5 Vis
Full crankset, or else arms, and chainrings (26t -50t) separately. Later version w/ 23 mm extractor. 170 mm, and English threaded (but open to French).
ALSO...
• Shimano 105 (1055) 36h front & rear hubs.
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01-20-19, 11:30 AM
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At any rate, I think I have a set to to trade and likely those rings. Need to check. Please PM to remind me.
01-20-19, 11:49 AM
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I'm pretty sure TA only had one extractor size (specific to TA), as opposed to Stronglight which went from a proprietary size to standard 22mm in the later years (at least on the mod. 99 crankset).
At any rate, I think I have a set to to trade and likely those rings. Need to check. Please PM to remind me.
At any rate, I think I have a set to to trade and likely those rings. Need to check. Please PM to remind me.
01-20-19, 01:41 PM
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My Aero Gran Compe Brakes an Levers for your non Aero Centerpulls
Need some brakes for my Trek 710. These are really cool but they won't reach.
01-20-19, 04:14 PM
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Are you looking for sidepulls or centerpulls? Depending on the era, the latter would likely be period correct and super easy to find at any co-op. Short of that, a medium reach set of sidepulls?
01-20-19, 11:43 PM
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ISO Shimano Tri-Color 8-Speed DT Shifters
Hi folks,
I’m looking for a set of Shimano Tri-Color 8 speed down tube shifters. About 1.5 years ago, I acquired a 1988 Paramount 50th Anniversary Edition. It came with a full Tri-Color group right down to the pedals w/toe clips. However, it is has Tri-Color brifters, which as I understand it, weren’t released until 1990. I don’t know is the frame set was a late build, or the brifters were an upgrade, While I prefer using the brifters, I’d like the OEM parts to keep it accurate even if I don't currently use them. I realize that this group not as popular as Dura Ace or Campagnolo, but it’s the way it came and it’s a regular rider.
For trades I have a small collection of vintage parts and access to more. Just let me know what you're looking forThanks & regards,
Van
I’m looking for a set of Shimano Tri-Color 8 speed down tube shifters. About 1.5 years ago, I acquired a 1988 Paramount 50th Anniversary Edition. It came with a full Tri-Color group right down to the pedals w/toe clips. However, it is has Tri-Color brifters, which as I understand it, weren’t released until 1990. I don’t know is the frame set was a late build, or the brifters were an upgrade, While I prefer using the brifters, I’d like the OEM parts to keep it accurate even if I don't currently use them. I realize that this group not as popular as Dura Ace or Campagnolo, but it’s the way it came and it’s a regular rider.
For trades I have a small collection of vintage parts and access to more. Just let me know what you're looking forThanks & regards,
Van
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01-21-19, 01:00 AM
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ISO: silver quill stem that's 110mm and for 26.0 bars. Preferably Nitto since I have Nitto bars, but open to others. -17d and don't need much height. 100mm or 120mm also might work