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11-16-08, 12:16 PM
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Looking for a reasonably priced (and hopefully good condition) Shimano 600 tri color crank in charcoal. I have a nearly complete 8 speed STI group which is probably going to jump ship from my black Cannondale to the Team Miyata frame sometime in the future. It has a Bontrager Sport crank, since the LBS had a choice between that or Veloce, hehe. I just need a charcoal tri color crank to complete the group!,,,,BD
11-16-08, 12:46 PM
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ISO 54-55 cm sport tourer for commuting and maybe some randonneuring in the future.
Need eyelets front and rear and prefer 700c wheels.
I would prefer a complete bike, but a frame set is ok if the price is right.
Need eyelets front and rear and prefer 700c wheels.
I would prefer a complete bike, but a frame set is ok if the price is right.
11-16-08, 04:36 PM
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I have a pretty good set of Shimano RSX brakes (front and rear) that I'd like to trade for some similarly good *LONG REACH* brakes. Mine are dual pivot and in A-/B+ condition, just looking for something similar. They need to have a reach in the 1.75" to 2.25" range, whereas mine are 1" to 1.5".
I also have a complete, aside from bars, 70's Chiorda road bike with a 31" standover. It is orange and in pretty decent shape. ***FREE TO GOOD HOME***, all you pay is actual shipping. Downtube shifters, 27" wheels, and kind of a burnt orange in color.
Frameset of an '81 Schwinn Traveler, ~35" standover. Red fork, was a red frame but it's now partial stripped. Was going to have it powdercoated but ended up buying a new C&V complete instead. As the Chiorda above, this frameset is ***FREE TO A GOOD HOME***, all you pay is actual shipping. I also have a few bits for this as well if you want them (crankset, centerpull brakes, etc.).
I also have a complete, aside from bars, 70's Chiorda road bike with a 31" standover. It is orange and in pretty decent shape. ***FREE TO GOOD HOME***, all you pay is actual shipping. Downtube shifters, 27" wheels, and kind of a burnt orange in color.
Frameset of an '81 Schwinn Traveler, ~35" standover. Red fork, was a red frame but it's now partial stripped. Was going to have it powdercoated but ended up buying a new C&V complete instead. As the Chiorda above, this frameset is ***FREE TO A GOOD HOME***, all you pay is actual shipping. I also have a few bits for this as well if you want them (crankset, centerpull brakes, etc.).
11-17-08, 03:54 AM
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Long ISO square BB spindle/axle
I am looking for a bottom bracket spindle to use a Stronglight 99 crank set on my Motobecane circa 70's.
Found one: Stronglight 65 S (123mm long)
Found one: Stronglight 65 S (123mm long)
Last edited by JRT; 11-22-08 at 10:57 AM. Reason: found item
11-17-08, 06:30 AM
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$50 would be reasonable, for one in excellent condition IMHO. If people pay that for beat up looking ones, then I might have a problem, lol
,,,,BD
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11-17-08, 06:38 AM
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Okay I'm expanding my original post. I'm looking for any 700c clincher wheelset, for around $100. Alternatively, if you have just a front wheel you want to get rid of for cheap, I might be persuaded to leave the rear alone.
Also, my Turbo saddle is kind of breaking, so if you have one of those, I'd love a replacement.
Also, my Turbo saddle is kind of breaking, so if you have one of those, I'd love a replacement.
11-17-08, 07:57 AM
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I got wheels and a turbo for him..
11-17-08, 08:36 AM
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Anyone have some dual-pivot long reach brakes they'd like to get rid of? I have a perfectly good set of Shimano RSX brakes (silver, dual-pivot) that I'll trade you for them, or maybe something else if you don't need brakes?
11-17-08, 12:04 PM
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ISO/WTB:
C-record rear skewer, I don't even need the nut, just the skewer with QR... it's the only thing holding me back from haveing a complete hub-set.
C-record rear skewer, I don't even need the nut, just the skewer with QR... it's the only thing holding me back from haveing a complete hub-set.
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11-17-08, 02:08 PM
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ISO/WTB:
Alloy drop bars, silver, the kind that can be threaded through an old-style quill stem. Size 44 or wider will work.
Alloy drop bars, silver, the kind that can be threaded through an old-style quill stem. Size 44 or wider will work.
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11-17-08, 05:14 PM
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25.2mm seatpost
25.2mm is a very odd size for a seatpost, but that is the ID of the seat tube on my Motobecane Grand Touring [circa 70's).
I would like to find one that size. Something vintage and French would be nice. I currently have a 25mm Simplex and one 0.2mm larger would be perfect.
Note that I don't need a long post. I have short legs and long arms so I have the largest frame I can stand over. This also means that I need a post that is round all the way up since it will only extend a few inches.
A vintage Japanese might be OK. The SR 'Custom' looks nice.
I would like to find one that size. Something vintage and French would be nice. I currently have a 25mm Simplex and one 0.2mm larger would be perfect.
Note that I don't need a long post. I have short legs and long arms so I have the largest frame I can stand over. This also means that I need a post that is round all the way up since it will only extend a few inches.
A vintage Japanese might be OK. The SR 'Custom' looks nice.
11-17-08, 06:34 PM
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sr sakae stem 100, or 110mm. quill. 25.4 clamp nos or excellent condition
11-17-08, 06:37 PM
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These were never anodized so you could easily polish one to a better than new finish, since the finish was not very good to start with. I probably have one but it would have to be polished.
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11-19-08, 12:50 AM
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How 'bout this:
Make me an offer on a 50cm road bike, preferabbly closer to 20lbs than 30.
I've got lots of other wants but no real requirements:
1. Green is a nice color.
2. No major scratches is always nice.
3. No cotters is even better.
4. Italy and Japan are nice places.
5. I like campy. I like cage pedals. but I don't care much.
Go for it. Shoot, sports.
Let's deal.
Make me an offer on a 50cm road bike, preferabbly closer to 20lbs than 30.
I've got lots of other wants but no real requirements:
1. Green is a nice color.
2. No major scratches is always nice.
3. No cotters is even better.
4. Italy and Japan are nice places.
5. I like campy. I like cage pedals. but I don't care much.
Go for it. Shoot, sports.
Let's deal.
11-19-08, 09:55 AM
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Death fork? Naaaah!!
looking for a 38-40t inner chainring for the TA style cranks on a Lambert/Viscount.
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11-19-08, 01:03 PM
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Wanted to buy:
Shimano BR-MC70 Cantilever brakes, one or two pair.
Shimano BR-MC70 Cantilever brakes, one or two pair.
11-19-08, 05:16 PM
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ISO: Miyata dustcap for cranks ends. I am for some reason missing one.
11-19-08, 05:52 PM
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top do you mean the aluminum chainrings with circular holes in the outer chainring? Got a pic of what you're looking for? I've got the full crank and chainwheel setup off my old Viscount. I'm gonna go dig around in the garage....just found it and it's 52/42.
11-19-08, 07:59 PM
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WTB Cresta GT, Elite GT 55cm, or Trek 950 (20"-21")
I am looking for a 55 cm Nishiki Cresta GT or a Centurion Elite GT, or a Trek 950 MTB. Basically, I need it between 31" and 31.5" standover height. I can only afford a reasonable price though. If you know of one of these bikes in this size at a reasonable price, please let me know. Thanks, T.J.