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bicyclejohnny 01-27-23 10:11 AM

Black Basic Plastic Pedals 9/16

Black Pedal Straps

700x23c Tires

700c Rear Wheel Shimano Hub

📍New York City

Hondo6 01-30-23 03:42 PM

OK, got a small item to contribute.

Recently I got an axle set (axle/cones/spacers/washer/locknuts) for a Shimano HB-M475 hub.

I don’t own the hub, and probably never will. But getting the locknuts separately – which are thin 10mm x 1mm locknuts that are only 3mm thick – would actually have been more expensive than ordering the axle set. I wanted the locknuts.

I’m keeping the locknuts and spacer washers. The cones and axle are up for grabs. Shimano EV for the hub can be found at

https://si.shimano.com/en/manual/sea..._model=HB-M475

This is one of Shimano’s 10mm QR front axles for 100mm OLD hubs; I’m pretty sure it fits standard front dropouts. I think – but I am not positive – that the axle will fit other similar Shimano front hubs of that era that use such an axle. However, based on perusing Shimano EVs, I think that the cones are probably unique to the HB-M475 (though they might be usable in a pinch with other front hubs using a 10mm axle when using suitable spacers and/or alternate seals).

PM me if you want the axle and cones. First come, first serve.

merziac 01-30-23 03:53 PM


Originally Posted by 1simplexnut (Post 22673033)
(heavy sigh ! )
How often do I wish I was on that side of the world :-)
FWIW , I was talking to a BMX collector (aka bike nut) the other day .
He mentioned that those SR cranks off the motobecanes are sought after by the Bmx restorers . :)

Seems odd they would embrace a swaged crank. :twitchy:

1simplexnut 01-31-23 06:48 PM


Originally Posted by merziac (Post 22785590)
Seems odd they would embrace a swaged crank. :twitchy:

Indeed ! but they are an odd lot in my experience ! :rolleyes:
Maybe a Kiwi thing ?

merziac 01-31-23 09:34 PM


Originally Posted by 1simplexnut (Post 22786787)
Indeed ! but they are an odd lot in my experience ! :rolleyes:
Maybe a Kiwi thing ?

Aye? :twitchy:

;)

smontanaro 02-01-23 03:37 AM


Originally Posted by merziac (Post 22785590)
Seems odd they would embrace a swaged crank. :twitchy:

More likely a desire to accurately restore these bikes. Some Cateye reflectors sell for more than you'd think they should be worth as well. I suspect that's a BMX restoration thing.

merziac 02-01-23 04:44 AM


Originally Posted by smontanaro (Post 22787043)
More likely a desire to accurately restore these bikes. Some Cateye reflectors sell for more than you'd think they should be worth as well. I suspect that's a BMX restoration thing.

Probably so and those poor guys have far less than we do to work with. ;)

Most of their stuff was ground up and spit out long ago from attrition, bad luck and less than robust enough quality, design and materials, our "rare" parts are plentiful and cheap by comparison.

Most of us have parts older than BMX and MTB's that are still going strong, many of us have complete bikes that are fine by comparison but if they used swaged cranks, that may explain some of the shortcomings.

I have a long time friend, expert painter, fab guy and resto guru that is working over a VW Thing right now, about half done and already sold, go look up what those turds are going for regardless of condition.

Another prime example of a very poorly made "thing" that's gone stupid beyond any stretch of the imagination or common sense. :twitchy:

janthenat 02-27-23 07:57 AM

Too small for me... anybody want? Size shows "M" but clearly not a standard American size "M", quite a bit smaller.
  • New and unused
  • Mailed free to USA address, just say where ;^)

https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...76e98cc1b9.png

RB1-luvr 02-27-23 08:15 AM

ON ITS WAY TO A NEW READER. enjoy.

tried unsuccessfully to give this away in the "what interesting bicycle book are you reading" (or something like that). If you want it, I'll gladly mail it to you free of charge. I'll pay for mailing.

https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...9e50c96740.png

seedsbelize2 02-27-23 08:43 AM


Originally Posted by RB1-luvr (Post 22813777)
tried unsuccessfully to give this away in the "what interesting bicycle book are you reading" (or something like that). If you want it, I'll gladly mail it to you free of charge. I'll pay for mailing.

https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...9e50c96740.png

I'll claim it. Pm incoming

RustyJames 02-27-23 09:42 AM


Originally Posted by seedsbelize2 (Post 22813801)
I'll claim it. Pm incoming

I’m in the middle of reading it and I’m a David Byrne fan so it’s been an enjoyable read. There are many interesting observations and points of view. Also, the idea that a fairly well-known musician spends time riding around on an old folding bike gives me more appreciation for him.

RB1-luvr 02-27-23 09:57 AM

PMs answered on David Byrne book.

Cead_tinne 04-01-23 07:13 AM

Soma ES frame and parts
 
Gone. thanks

janthenat 04-03-23 08:09 PM

Too small for me... anybody want? Size shows "M" but clearly not a standard American size "M", quite a bit smaller.
  • New and unused
  • I'll mail it for free in USA, just tell me where ;^)

https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...76e98cc1b9.png

Greedo 04-29-23 08:38 AM

I'll take the Jersey. Hit me up on my email. rickdean94@gmail.com.

janthenat 05-01-23 06:53 AM


Originally Posted by Greedo (Post 22874750)
I'll take the Jersey. Hit me up on my email. rickdean94@gmail.com.

email sent :^)

Mr. Spadoni 07-10-23 05:27 PM

Found these today while looking for something else. I THINK, but make no promises, that these are Campy toe clip bolts( 8mm head, thread into the twisted hunk of metal that was once a Campy pedal)
They are of no use to me. Even if I had a pair of functional Campy pedals, they are too short for me. I have to space the clips out a bit because of a long ago foot injury.
They are yours for postage.


https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...2934f3477.jpeg

merziac 07-10-23 07:37 PM


Originally Posted by Mr. Spadoni (Post 22949546)
Found these today while looking for something else. I THINK, but make no promises, that these are Campy toe clip bolts( 8mm head, thread into the twisted hunk of metal that was once a Campy pedal)
They are of no use to me. Even if I had a pair of functional Campy pedals, they are too short for me. I have to space the clips out a bit because of a long ago foot injury.
They are yours for postage.


https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...2934f3477.jpeg

Dibs plz.

Mr. Spadoni 07-11-23 08:28 AM

They’re yours . PM me your address unless you happen to be on my side of town soon. I want to get these out before they get lost again.

dweenk 07-11-23 01:33 PM

Is it possible to post a "curb alert" in this space? I need to rid the garage of a few 3-speeds and projects. Asking the moderator.

curbtender 07-11-23 05:24 PM


Originally Posted by dweenk (Post 22950204)
Is it possible to post a "curb alert" in this space? I need to rid the garage of a few 3-speeds and projects. Asking the moderator.

Post as local pickup and time sensitive. Too far for me.

dweenk 07-12-23 12:29 PM

Curb Alert: Raleigh Bikes
 
I have a Raleigh at the virtual curb in Salisbury, MD. They will remain on the virtual curb for 10 days and then they will move to the actual curb for the scrappers. It is a 5-speed IGH Sprite, a Sports Camelback (has fenders and chainguard not shown), and a 23" Sports (saddle not included).

The 23" Sports is not for sale any longer - sellers remorse.

smontanaro 07-12-23 01:08 PM

dweenk If the Sprite doesn't get any takers, I would be happy to take the wheels, shifter and rear rack off your hands. I have a 3sp Raleigh Sports which they would work well on.

dweenk 07-13-23 10:16 AM


Originally Posted by smontanaro (Post 22951189)
dweenk If the Sprite doesn't get any takers, I would be happy to take the wheels, shifter and rear rack off your hands. I have a 3sp Raleigh Sports which they would work well on.

I'll keep you in mind. We'll see how it goes.

dweenk 07-22-23 11:33 AM


Originally Posted by smontanaro (Post 22951189)
dweenk If the Sprite doesn't get any takers, I would be happy to take the wheels, shifter and rear rack off your hands. I have a 3sp Raleigh Sports which they would work well on.

I have had no takers. How do you propose to do this without me spending too much time prepping and shipping? A PM is in order I think.


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