See if jgedwa still has the Marathon frame he picked up a month ago.

WTB: J.A. Stein (or similar) fixed cup wrench clamp. The threaded cup thing that holds a fixed cup wrench to the BB shell via the spindle.

http://www.jastein.com/fixedcup.jpg

I'm not sure if this is a typical wtb post but I'll go ahead anyway. I'm a student up in Bellingham WA at WWU, and when I came back to school I had to leave my Peugeot back at home, leaving me absent my primary form of transport. I'm looking for someone in the area who might have an old road bike laying around unused. I wouldn't be able to pay much, but may be able to make up the difference in labor, or any work you may have to do. The bike doesn't have to be anything fancy but at the same time I'm not looking for a Huffy. I know it's a long shot but I thought I'd give it a chance.

I just used mine yesterday, and I'm afraid it's one of those items that'll be in the will, along with some of the bikes. It was an eBay find from awhile back for little money--poor listing, the seller not really sure what sort of tool it was.

Neal

Picked up an older Trek for cheap but it needs a shifter replaced. Current components are Shimano 200 GS SRAM 7 group. Everything seems to be working fine expect for the left hand shifter (controls front derailleur).
Looking for replacement shifter

Thanks
Greg

Though I am sure it'd be nice to find one, it looks like something easy to make.

That's one of my top-ten bike tools you gotta have! :D

Have your LBS order one from United Bicycle Supply. Part number SN-FCC1

ISO:

Rear wheel Malliard Helicomatic 6-speed 126mm with no flat spots in rim. Don't need freewheel!

Perfect way to spend that Christmas gift certificate!

I'm getting ready to build up the enormous Apollo coming from ricohman, and am searching for a few odds and ends. It's going to be a fixed (gasp!) and I am not looking for (able to afford) high end vintage parts. Basically, I don't want anything black, silver and shiny is good, and I probably can't buy your campy record or DA stuff.

175mm crankset (including bottom bracket would be best), track or otherwise.
Soild front brake caliper, long reach (I am going from 27 inch to 700c)
Cheap pedals with alloy toe clips?
Random track cogs for me to try out, though I have a 17 and 19 on the way.

Thanks,

Tommy

Tommy,
I've got a 105 crankset/bottom bracket assy , 175/53-39, I believe.......
....also some pedals and toe clips

Still looking for a San Marco Regal, and also looking for some wide (44?) silver handle bars with a 26.0 clamp area, grooves and round bends. 3t or similar. Ebay is pretty dry right now

What's the need for this ?? Why not take off the adjustable cup first, then remove the spindle, then remove the fixed cup (with a homemade wrench clamp if needed) ?

Well, if you have a homemade wrench clamp, then you don't need that tool as its purpose is to make sure the wrench doesn't slip off of the narrow flats of the fixed cup.

Neal

stuff for my ciocc build
 

got dad's old ciocc frame for xmas. now it's time to build it.

Looking for:

campagnolo toe clips in size L or XL
late-80s/ early 90s campagnolo braze-on front derailleur
campy downtube friction shifters (some sexy long ones from around late-80s)
nitto noodle or classic (b115) bars in 42cm or wider
nitto technomic stem in 80mm-100mm length
any nice toeclip/ strap pedals
a brooks saddle

I might have your bar. I'll check this evening when I get home....

I have a 3T Prima Pro alloy bar and stem with 26.0 clamp that measures 46cm outside to outside...unless that is too wide for you...:D

edit:
On second thought....those bars/stem may be a darker gray....I'll check.

ISO; One Dura Ace 7400 crank arm cap. My Tesch is missing one. In case someone has one and doesn't know.... They're flat, silver, and have two holes on the outer edge. They say Shimano Dura Ace in a circle around the perimeter of the cap.,,,,BD

Actually dark gray would be even better but I thought it was to much to ask. 46 is great, former D-end... I ride a 55-56cm bike but like 44+ bars. Some of my bikes have looked stange. Can you post a pic, and shoot me a pm?

Here's a pic or two....
http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h4...sale/bars1.jpg
....sorry, I didn't have time to clean the previous bar tape goo off .... :o

http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h4...sale/bars3.jpg
http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h4...sale/bars2.jpg
http://i60.photobucket.com/albums/h4...sale/bars1.jpg

I have that bar in 44cm width - a nice shiny gray/gun-metal finished 3T Prima - on my Pinarello. Nice bars, and they look good.

I fished them out of a junk bin at a bike swap about a year ago. I didn't have a bike to put them on at the time, but couldn't just leave them there. I ended up building a Pinarello around them just so they'd get used. :)

It's a sickness...... :o

wtb
 

looking for a Gitane or two, TDF or Super Corsa in a 58 or larger (25.5)

1970s Falcon road frame head badge
 

I have a 1970s Falcon road frame missing the head badge. Looking for the cast version with olympic rings and Ernie Clements signature.

WTB - Bike licenses newer or old.
 

Bike licenses wanted for my collection. Some of the bikes you are finding have to have some on them.

The older the better but looking for them all. Also prefer Ohio or Michigan, low or consecutive numbers.

But looking for them all!

Thanks

TJ

Can anyone help our friend here? Maybe check Craigslist?

I am looking for a good set of Japanese hubs for a touring bike project.
36 holes, 126mm, and sealed beaings would be nice, but not required.