If you can't find the Tange, you might try this one: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...9217&rd=1&rd=1

Neal

Want: 32h Miche Competition 126mm rear hub.

-Kurt

I am looking for a pair (or two!) of those little rubber thingies for the campy head on my silca impero... You know the ones! :D

And a nice nitto/shimano/sr quill stem for 26.0 bars in the 100-120mm range.

e: To USAZorro —Awesome, thanks! Will do!

Go to Lowe's or Home Depot, and go to their hardware aisle. They have little plastic bags with different colors (for different sizes) of caps. I have a Japanese version of the silca on one of my bikes, and the red caps fit it perfectly. This costs a lot less than getting "the real thing". :D

The bike is a 59cm, the fork looks like I need 190mm from the top of the fork crown to the top of the threads, what ya got???

Looking for parts for Vitus build.

Mavic 631 crankset (have campy record 10speed to trade)
Mavic 7 speed freewheel English or Italian thread (don't even know if this exists)
Mavic bars and stem (25.4)
selcof, campy, or like 25.0 seatpost

To see the build in process go to http://www.offcenterdesign.org/mode/?page_id=9

Nope, they don't. There was the cassette hub (571) which had a proprietary spline system, but was Shimano spacing.

If you're looking to use 821 shifters with an 840 rear, any evenly spaced freewheel should work. With the little cable routing thingy in the up position, its cable pull is identical to modern Shimano derailleurs (any SIS derailleur, except the pre-97 Dura Ace's). The Shimano 7 speed freewheels (including Dura Ace) work great, if you can find them.

If you want the Mavic tech notes on the 821 + 840, let me know and I'll scan them.

Thanks for the info. I had guessed that this was the situation from the research that I had done but it's good to have it settled.
I do have the shifters and plan to use them with the 840 and a Regina America 1992 freewheel.
Why did they make the 501 freewheel hub without a freewheel to match?

And if you would scan the tech sheets that would be awesome. I'm trying to consume as much information as possible. I would like to be as helpful as others have been to me.

I'm searching for a set of braze-on Simplex Retrofriction shifters in good working condition.

Thanks, John

http://www.velo-orange.com/sireshshbr.html
http://www.velo-orange.com/girefrsh.html

A little pricey, but a good last resort.

Thanks!

looking for a NOS Wrights leather saddle (not Brooks, got a few of them) Thx..

Looking for a 700c 36h Mavic MA2 rim.

I am too looking for dustcaps and axle nuts for those Record Pista hubs.

may take you a while to find what you need but: http://www.ochsnerusa-store.com/

Thank you for the link.
Dust cap search produces several results, but without descriptions or pictures.
Campy website catalogs only go to 94, and I couldn't find high flange track hubs in them.

campyonly has older catalogs, they have this in them, and the dust cap is 740 and there is no match for that anywhere.

NEED:

*Cinelli Giro D'Italia bars, 39-41mm wide
*Cinelli 1A or ITM quill stem of similar appearance to 1A, need one in 100mm, one in 110mm, preferably with a clamp diameter to match the Giro bars. Polished aluminum only.
*ITM or Cinelli 1A in 90mm, black anodized.
*Shimano 600 Arabesque left-hand lever, no hardware needed - just the bare lever.

Kurt

I'm looking for a yellow Concor or Turbo saddle.

Cudak888

handlebars:
http://cgi.ebay.com/26-4-CINELLI-GIR...QQcmdZViewItem
black 1a
http://cgi.ebay.com/Cinelli-1A-9-cm-...QQcmdZViewItem
Silver, this one is 105mm
http://cgi.ebay.com/CINELLI-1-A-105M...QQcmdZViewItem

Grooved.

Can you imagine what the price will be when it ends? Don't even know what the stem clamp diameter is.

Later model with a Cinelli logo up front - I only want the Cinelli engraving over the top of the stem.

-Kurt

cudak,

From my understanding, most of the Cinelli stems prior to the mid-nineties were 26.4. I have the Touch handlebars and a vitage 101 stem. I originally wanted black bars to go with the stem but could not find bars that were made before they made the conversion to 26.0
If you are looking for a 1a with the logo on top, do a search for Cinelli and "oval". I saw two or three listings for what looked like 1a's with the logo on top.

Looking for:

6-3/4" to 7" rear shock with lockout for my Trek Y3. Perhaps one of you C&V fellows just might have one...?

-Kurt

Sorry about that. I read your wheel build post.
At least you got some practice in.

My local bike kitchen really needs grip tape, and rubber/gel grips too.
Please let me know if you have any, it would really help.
Thank you.