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04-16-09, 10:48 PM
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OK, here's a little 27" wheel "kit-of-parts" for someone who is willing to take it on, and pay the shipping:
I have two 27" size Rigida 1320 clincher rims (alloy, no eyelets), both in very good shape. Right now they are two front wheels, laced, galvanized spokes, 36H. One has a Normandy high-flange hub, and the other has an older Sunshine low-flange hub.
You can either have them as-is, or I can un-lace one of them and provide the matching rear hub for either type. No skewers in any case, and the Normandy rear has a solid rear axle. You'll need spokes for the rear wheel build too, at the least.
Why such a weird combination? I had the Sunshine pair originally, rear got tacoed, so I found a matching rim as a front wheel. I've realized that this is the only pair of 27" rims I have, and I've got a surfeit of wheels taking up space. If nobody takes them in a week, I'll CL them locally.
I have two 27" size Rigida 1320 clincher rims (alloy, no eyelets), both in very good shape. Right now they are two front wheels, laced, galvanized spokes, 36H. One has a Normandy high-flange hub, and the other has an older Sunshine low-flange hub.
You can either have them as-is, or I can un-lace one of them and provide the matching rear hub for either type. No skewers in any case, and the Normandy rear has a solid rear axle. You'll need spokes for the rear wheel build too, at the least.
Why such a weird combination? I had the Sunshine pair originally, rear got tacoed, so I found a matching rim as a front wheel. I've realized that this is the only pair of 27" rims I have, and I've got a surfeit of wheels taking up space. If nobody takes them in a week, I'll CL them locally.
04-18-09, 10:06 AM
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Taken by Duface (see below).
OK, here's a little 27" wheel "kit-of-parts" for someone who is willing to take it on, and pay the shipping:
I have two 27" size Rigida 1320 clincher rims (alloy, no eyelets), both in very good shape. Right now they are two front wheels, laced, galvanized spokes, 36H. One has a Normandy high-flange hub, and the other has an older Sunshine low-flange hub.
You can either have them as-is, or I can un-lace one of them and provide the matching rear hub for either type. No skewers in any case, and the Normandy rear has a solid rear axle. You'll need spokes for the rear wheel build too, at the least.
Why such a weird combination? I had the Sunshine pair originally, rear got tacoed, so I found a matching rim as a front wheel. I've realized that this is the only pair of 27" rims I have, and I've got a surfeit of wheels taking up space. If nobody takes them in a week, I'll CL them locally.
OK, here's a little 27" wheel "kit-of-parts" for someone who is willing to take it on, and pay the shipping:
I have two 27" size Rigida 1320 clincher rims (alloy, no eyelets), both in very good shape. Right now they are two front wheels, laced, galvanized spokes, 36H. One has a Normandy high-flange hub, and the other has an older Sunshine low-flange hub.
You can either have them as-is, or I can un-lace one of them and provide the matching rear hub for either type. No skewers in any case, and the Normandy rear has a solid rear axle. You'll need spokes for the rear wheel build too, at the least.
Why such a weird combination? I had the Sunshine pair originally, rear got tacoed, so I found a matching rim as a front wheel. I've realized that this is the only pair of 27" rims I have, and I've got a surfeit of wheels taking up space. If nobody takes them in a week, I'll CL them locally.
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04-18-09, 10:21 AM
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Still need levers, Sol? Based on my experiences over the last few days I'd say the generic Suntours I could get for you would work, might not engage the last cog. Let me know.
04-19-09, 12:40 PM
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Generic SunTours should be good, as they can wind up a lot of cable.
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04-25-09, 04:42 PM
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Copy of Jobst Brandt's "The Bicycle Wheel" copyright dated 1983. Good, but used condition.
GONE in 60 seconds!
GONE in 60 seconds!
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1971 Paramount P-13 Chrome
1973 Paramount P-15 Opaque Blue
1974 Raleigh Professional Blue Mink
1991 Waterford Paramount
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Holland Titanium Ultegra Triple Group
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04-28-09, 09:47 PM
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Attention Accushift lovers (both of you);
take some or all of this bike;
take some or all of this bike;
04-29-09, 11:17 AM
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Two 130bcd rings
1) Shimano SG A-53 (for use with 42 small ring)
2) Shimano SG B-53 (for use with 39 small ring)
Both are used and scratched but in reasonable condition with plenty of life left.
1) Shimano SG A-53 (for use with 42 small ring)
2) Shimano SG B-53 (for use with 39 small ring)
Both are used and scratched but in reasonable condition with plenty of life left.
05-05-09, 03:08 PM
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Don't really have a bike.
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i have a ten speed shimano shifter set, downtube shifters. comes with everthing only needs new cables as the one is cut and rusty. These came off of an 80's schwinn world tourer.
i am looking for a coaster hub (laced to a 27 inch wheel would be fantastic.
i am looking for a coaster hub (laced to a 27 inch wheel would be fantastic.
05-05-09, 03:22 PM
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I savaged a slightly damaged Campagnolo NR braze-on FD (a pay it forward from miamijim) in order to straighten the tweaked FD braze-on tab on a frame. It worked! So, I'm keeping the damaged body and mounting bolt as a tool. However, before I did any damage, I removed usable parts. The only problems were a stripped pinch bolt hole and a missing bracing screw at the end of the cage. Everything else looked solid. If anyone has any use for these parts, let me know. Here's what's available:
The spring, the cage without the end bracing screw (3 hole version I think), the lower pivot arm, the bolt for the lower pivot arm, a c-clip, and the upper pivot arm (it has a stripped pinch bolt hole).
The spring, the cage without the end bracing screw (3 hole version I think), the lower pivot arm, the bolt for the lower pivot arm, a c-clip, and the upper pivot arm (it has a stripped pinch bolt hole).
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05-05-09, 06:02 PM
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Trashion may be able to use that limit screw for her frejus, just to put that out there.
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05-11-09, 11:03 AM
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Got a set of Diacomp non-aero levers and single pivot calipers, circa 1987. Decent shape, probably need some new washers/nuts and some tlc.
Free to a good home. Or any home other than mine.
Spoken for! dit is the winner.
Free to a good home. Or any home other than mine.
Spoken for! dit is the winner.
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05-11-09, 11:44 AM
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Classic rattrap pedals off a 1984 Schwinn LeTour.
Yours for cost of shipping.
Yours for cost of shipping.
05-11-09, 02:26 PM
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One Cyclo chain tool. Comes complete with a replacable pin that is a bit loose and keeps falling out. Still works fine and the pin could be glued in if it starts to bother you. Yours for postage.
05-12-09, 12:48 AM
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If you still have that dustcap, and haven't already sent it out, you could throw this in with it. ^__^
05-12-09, 08:19 AM
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05-14-09, 06:11 PM
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Free to good home! Would anybody be interested in a Centurion Ladies frame? Basic stripped frame w/fork & headset intact, but BB has been removed for re-deployment. Lower end product (Sport, maybe?), mid/late ‘70’s vintage. 20” seat tube, Red with white trim. A few spots of rust, but otherwise in decent shape. I'll get a picture up eventually.
I really prefer local pickup. I just don’t have the bandwidth for boxing & shipping something this big.
I really prefer local pickup. I just don’t have the bandwidth for boxing & shipping something this big.
05-14-09, 09:29 PM
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I have a Peugeot UO-8 frame and fork available. Circa 1974. Not in great shape. Head tube is bent back from a crash. I rode it like this for years anyway, after straightening it most of the way. I'll throw in the crank which is missing a chainring bolt. Headset comes with it, too.
You pay shipping cost.
You pay shipping cost.
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05-15-09, 10:25 PM
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in reference to noglider's peugeot:
is it a spider arm crank where you can take all the chainrings off? if so, is the bolt spacing 110 of 130? how long are the crank arms?
much appreciated
is it a spider arm crank where you can take all the chainrings off? if so, is the bolt spacing 110 of 130? how long are the crank arms?
much appreciated
05-17-09, 03:33 PM
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I forgot to mention, the frame is a 21" (54 cm) center to top.
The crankarm has a three-arm spider, and the distance between two bolts is 101 mm. The crankarms measure about 158mm. Gee, that's odd. It's missing a chainring bolt which you will definitely need to replace. And it's a COTTERED crank. It takes standard 9/16" pedals.
As I said, the frame is bent. I bent it to almost straight but not perfect. If you're patient, you can finish the job.
I will throw in the Philippe stem. It's from a very high end French bike. The headset is the original except that the locknut is from a Campagnolo Record headset. Ooh, fancy!
The crankarm has a three-arm spider, and the distance between two bolts is 101 mm. The crankarms measure about 158mm. Gee, that's odd. It's missing a chainring bolt which you will definitely need to replace. And it's a COTTERED crank. It takes standard 9/16" pedals.
As I said, the frame is bent. I bent it to almost straight but not perfect. If you're patient, you can finish the job.
I will throw in the Philippe stem. It's from a very high end French bike. The headset is the original except that the locknut is from a Campagnolo Record headset. Ooh, fancy!
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05-18-09, 02:43 PM
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Sure. You want the crank?
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