WTB:
1985-ish Raleigh Kodiak or Portage.
"Quickstand" flip-out wire holder for front wheel & cable stop for my 1985 Raleigh Wyoming.

Wanted.

An 80's Trek frameset, a 400,410, 420,500 or 520 in 22" or 22.5, (55-56cm.) The 21" frame I'm riding fits me in standover, but the short TT is killing me.

EDIT: Might be interested in any decent (can't afford anything good) frame in 22",
any Euro made steel is extra interesting.

kjmillig, I have a 60cm, 1984 Raleigh Alyeska if you are interested. I think I have an intact flick-stand from a '84 Super Course as well - not 100% sure though.

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WANT:

Any decent aluminum, hooked-bead clincher, vintage 700C rims; Araya, Ambrosio, Rigida, Mavic, etc...

-Kurt

Anybody have a spare Helicomatic lock ring tool? (I can't believe I bought a French bike)

Here's a photo of the tool...

Edit: Found. Thanks NeilG!

http://buggytexas.com/images/helicomatictool.jpg

I need a 700c front wheel and tire, aluminum, semi euro, the same as or close to this one, preferably black :D
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y16...tytruck004.jpg

That's a Mavic CXP-21, right? I have a lone exact match over here (down to the black finish), but it is a rim, not a built-up wheel. Interested?

Closest tire I have is a Specialized Mondo, but I have a pair of the tires, and would rather keep them for a special project.

Take care,

-Kurt

I am looking for a 1st generation Roval wheelset. Somebody please?

Looking for Campagnolo rear hub cup bearing races... you know the inner ones..
SO if you have a rear hub with broken flanges or something like that and the cups are decent...

Also looking for front record and Tipo high flange hubs.

NR front hub 36H
 

Hi, I have a Nuovo Tipo front high glange hub, 36 holes used but quite decent. It comes complete with the flat arm QR skewer

PM coming your way

looking for a pair of rear dropout adjusters with metal nuts, campagnolo (?)

like this (metal nuts):

http://i10.ebayimg.com/01/i/000/aa/69/89a5_0.JPG

not like this (plastic nuts):

http://thumbs.ebaystatic.com/pict/28...98638080_1.jpg

thanks!

I have a pair of NOS, so they're still silver!
PM me.

Yeah, I have a set of rovals. I have a few sets, but I dunno what 1st generation is. You mean the 80's vintage, or is there a further subdivision? All of the ones I have are tubulars. I have a set that are marked as formerly belonging to Bruce Gordon, BTW. Lemme know soon, as I currently have a wheel box, and it's gonna go to recycling soon (I ain't got room for box storage.)

I'm in the market for some TA cranks, preferably 175 and preferably triple but I'll consider just about anything. Also early steel Ritchey Bullmoose bars. A stumpjumper branded Avocet touring seat. 26.4 laprade that is not completely crusty. I got stuff to trade...lotsa stuff.

ISO/WTB:

Suntour Superbe Crank Dust Caps

I am looking for old style cycling shoes, for clips and straps. size 45. any brand. ASAP.

float adjustment parts for Record Ti Pro-fit plus pedals. I know it's a stretch, but I've got to try.

Need a set of North Road type aluminum bars for my wife's Paramount project.

See this Campagnolo Victory brake lever?

http://www.jaysmarine.com/84_raleigh_sc_june07_3.jpg

I need another. As minty as possible. Repop or Dia-Compe Gran Compe gum hoods would be nice too.

-Kurt

I am in search of a touring bike/frame. Preferably lugged chromoly (of course ;)) Something at least a little better than entry level, but it doesn't have to be high end by any means. I would also prefer cantilever brakes, but that won't make or break a deal for me. I'm not interested in any particular brand or even country of origin, as long as I can mount good quality parts on it. Major brands I've seen here but can never find locally: Miyata, Trek, Nishiki, Raleigh, Peugeot...well...basically every brand there is. :rolleyes: Of course it doesn't have to be a major brand either, I just figure something like that would be easier to find.

I have one if you're still looking. PM me your address and it's on its way.

It would help if people didn't have to guess at the size. :)

+1 :)

Oops, I meant to post the size but forgot, sorry. If it's anywhere from 54 to 58 cm I could make it work. 56 cm would be ideal of course. Thanks.

Looking for the following (frame or complete bike) in sizes 54cm - 56cm: Gloria, Galmozzi, Picchio, Grandis. If you have one of these bikes for sale please drop me a note with condition details and price. Photos appreciated as well.
Thanks,
Mike.

You might look for a Schwinn High Sierra, the "all terrain touring bike". They have virtually the same dimensions of the Surly Long Haul Trucker and can still be found cheap since they're considered an old mountain bike. I got my frame/fork from the Sultan for $26!

PS Forgot to mention the frame is triple butted "tri-caliber" cromoly, and has dual dropout eyelets front and rear, but no fork braze-ons. No biggie though as you can see...

http://buggytexas.com/highsierra.html