Top, you are a genius.

I hit the lbs...we dug through boxes until we hit a Huret shifter band, then the hardware for a M5 Tap.

I'm back in buisiness

Thanks!

Now if I only could get my wife to say that, instead of "you f**king idiot!"
Top

I need a few 74xx series Dura Ace items.

8sp HG hubs 32h is perferable but 36h would be just as good. A whole wheelset would be nice.

8sp HG cassette

Dura Ace Seat Post 27.2

Dura Ace 1in Headset.

help me out please

Need: a carbon saddle, a Brooks pro saddle, SunTour barcons (complete set, not just the shifters) some other stuff I cant think of right now

Have: complete Lemond Tourmalet

Let me know, we can work something out

WTB, (yes, I'm insane, I have come to accept that)

A Raleigh or other English gas pipe frame in 22" or 23" (56-58cm) Something like a Record or GP. The older the better, but anything will work as long as it's made in England.

Wheelset: 700C; 36- or 40-spoke rear, 36 or 32-spoke front, decent quality alloy hubs and rims, true and undented. Wider rims (like touring width, for 28 or 32 mm tire) preferred. Can go either Uniglide/Hyperglide hub or English thread-on freewheel-type rear hub; 120 to 126 rear width, or convertible to that; don't need cassette/freewheel, but will take it if you need to get rid of it.

I posted this in its own thread before I saw the ISO/WTB stickiy. My bad. Here's the original post:

I became a committed roadie this season with an impulse purchase of a used '06 Trek 1000. Previously I had been doing mostly mtb, but rode my mtb on the road a lot, for fitness, when I couldn't get to the woods. My son and I just finished his John Deere Racer which some of you may remember from a while back (pic attached--but not very good quality).

Well, now I've got my eye on my future--I really want to do some touring. Long distance and fully loaded is my goal. I know I will need a new bike, but I won't settle for anything but steel. I've looked at new steel bikes, but aside from Rivendells, they just don't cut it for me. A new Riv is out of the budget range right now, too. Besides I need a new project bike.

I live in the hinterlands of Arkansas, so I don't anticipate running across a Miyata at a garage sale, yanno? So I'm turning to you fine folks. I'm 5'4". I want a lugged steel bike frame with the right kind of BB threading to accommodate modern parts. Or, if you have one built up that would fit me, I'd consider it. I don't care what color it is. In fact, I prefer it already painted. PM me, please, if you think you have something I could use.

Thanks!
Karen

WANT:

700C chrome fork, threadless steerer. Can be any type - steerer preferably 250mm or longer.

-Kurt

Campy Super/Nuovo Record brake half caliper, just the cast aluminum part, the one that holds the quick-release and cable end (which I broke, stupidly, today). If someone has a broken caliper, and this part as a spare, I'd appreciate it. Otherwise, I'll end up buying a whole caliper, or even a set, on eBay.
Thanks,

Now I have two broken Cyclone derailleurs. The clamp is broken on the front as I've mentioned earlier in this thread, and now the spring broke on the rear where the cage pivots at the derailleur body. If anyone has any of these parts or entire derailleurs, I'd like to buy them. Please let me know. Thanks.

P.S. They don't even have to be Cyclone derailleurs either, I'd love to have Superbe as well.

Looking for a french thread bottom bracket for my UO-8-->fixie project. Anyone have an old one around?

A stretch, but...

WTB: Old school cycling shoes for clips and straps, size 44 (ish), good/decent condition. PM me.

Twe,

Keep watching ebay. I just got a pair of Diadoras lace up shoes with velcro cover for
clips for $10!

Martt

Don't you have small feet? At 44, Twe is verging on large sizes. I look for a 46 or 47. The large sizes rarely come up and when they do, be ready to spend some money. One guy has been unloading a bunch of Sidis in 46 and 47 but I find them a bit ugly.

Twe, you probably already know this but these are my key word search terms:
vintage cycling shoes
vintage bike shoes
leather cycling shoes
leather bike shoes
detto shoes
detto pietro
duegi
nalini

Nothing wrong with these that a permanent marker couldn't fix.

I ride in Adidas Sambas for everyday stuff, but I'd love to grab a pair of vintage shoes for longer rides on the Casati.

Want: Ultegra BB-6500 bottom bracket, for 9-speed double, Italian thread (prefer new)

Have: Selle Italia Turbo 4 gel saddle (new), Koobi Silver saddle (used, good cond.)

ISO Freewheel Clincher Wheelset circa 80's. Suntour would be nice but not required. Oh yeah, 700c

70's-early 80's Raleigh super course in either brown/green. I don't know a whole lot about these bikes but one thing.. I think they are freaking amazing looking. I need a 58-60cm.

I think that the brown and green colors ceased to be offered in 1977. They are nice, but cotterless cranks make them even better.

Campagnolo BB spindle, 114.5, 68-SS, BSC, in excellent or NOS condition. I'll finish this Trek 530 build someday...

WTB: Nice (Campy, Suzue, Dura Ace, Phil, etc..) rear track hub/hubs. High flange a plus.
(Would even trade for some Record freewheel hubs or laced to tubulars depending)

Some nice clincher rims.White would be cool. Sturdy (Deep V's Aeroheads, Aero, Mavic, etc)

Sorry to be repetitive, But I diddn't want anyone thinking that since I got the Super Course that I am off the trail.
I am still quite insane.
WTB: A 70's vintage Raleigh Grand Prix or Record frameset in 58cm. My Super course needs a Brother.

WTB: Left side crankarm for Suntour Superbe. 170mm. Might consider a complete crankset for the right price....like real cheap.

Your Super Course told me you'd better find him a cute, little, unrelated mixte. He says, he isn't that sort of bike.

Sorry. I don't have what either of you is looking for.