ISO and For Trade thread parts 2 and 3.
12-13-10, 09:00 PM
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if your not in a huge hurry for these I may some. unfortunatly I am headed out of town and won't have a chance to look for them until sunday or monday.
I thought loose screws.com still had some
I thought loose screws.com still had some
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12-13-10, 09:24 PM
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He may be looking for a trade, but you're right, BG, they are widely available.
Careful looking on eBay can get you the DA's for $15 shipped in most cases, the less complicated ones for less than that.
Since almost every STI shifter kit comes with them, many LBS's have them in their parts drawers.
I've picked up some over the years for $5 just by asking. If they're in a green plastic bag, they generally came with some shifters and weren't needed.
Careful looking on eBay can get you the DA's for $15 shipped in most cases, the less complicated ones for less than that.
Since almost every STI shifter kit comes with them, many LBS's have them in their parts drawers.
I've picked up some over the years for $5 just by asking. If they're in a green plastic bag, they generally came with some shifters and weren't needed.
12-13-10, 10:17 PM
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12-13-10, 11:01 PM
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12-14-10, 04:13 AM
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I am looking for a few parts for a Schwinn Sports Tourer
- A Schwinn headset... the chrome kind you would find on a varsity and such. I have one, but it's pretty rusted and I am looking for one in better shape.
Probably some other Schwinn type parts but i'm not sure what yet. A nicer chromed seat clamp would be nice.
- A Schwinn headset... the chrome kind you would find on a varsity and such. I have one, but it's pretty rusted and I am looking for one in better shape.
Probably some other Schwinn type parts but i'm not sure what yet. A nicer chromed seat clamp would be nice.
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12-14-10, 10:03 AM
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Riding like its 1990
ISO 58-60 cm road frame, or full bike. Can be steel or aluminum, with for ideally
Prefer 80s or 90s
For a friend getting into road riding for the first time, primarily for triathlons.
Nothing special needed but a good bike on a budget.
I'll either build up a frame or rehab a full bike. Scoping CL now, but willing to see what folks have.
Prefer 80s or 90s
For a friend getting into road riding for the first time, primarily for triathlons.
Nothing special needed but a good bike on a budget.
I'll either build up a frame or rehab a full bike. Scoping CL now, but willing to see what folks have.
12-14-10, 10:18 AM
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12-14-10, 10:33 AM
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12-14-10, 02:34 PM
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ISO:
Have:
Derailleurs (rear):
Shifters:
Seatposts:
Brakes:
Stems:
Handlebars:
Freewheels:
- Left side TA crank arm, 170mm
- 1st gen Shimano Deore XT ("deer head") front and rear derailleurs
- MAFAC non-aero levers (the nice drilled ones, with decent hoods)
- 26.6mm seatpost, anything nice
- 6-speed freewheel, 32 or 34T large cog
Have:
Derailleurs (rear):
- Huret Jubilee, short cage
- Suntour V-GT luxe, long cage
- Suntour Accushift alpha-3040, short cage
- Shimano Deore LX (2005), 9-spd, long cage
Shifters:
- Suntour thumbies, 7spd index/friction
- Shimano Z-series, friction, downtube clamp-on
Seatposts:
- SR, alloy, 26.4mm
- SR, alloy, 26.2mm
- 3ttt, alloy, 27.2mm, has lots of insertion marks
Brakes:
- Shimano, front and rear high profile cantilever set, BR-MC70
- Shimano 600EX, drilled, non-aero levers w/black hoods
Stems:
- GB, 95mm
- GB, 75mm
Handlebars:
- Tons of drop bars, just ask
Freewheels:
- Suntour New Winner, 6spd, 13-24T
- Sachs, 6spd, 13-21T
- Cyclo, French threaded, black finish, 5-spd, 14-28T
12-14-10, 07:33 PM
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Looking for (and I'm not even sure it exists):
Interesting Italian water bottle cages...not carbon, but not the 50 year old Bianchi mouse traps either. Would settle for c-record cages, nitto r style cages...something interesting.
A nitto stem to fit the B115 bars.
Interesting Italian water bottle cages...not carbon, but not the 50 year old Bianchi mouse traps either. Would settle for c-record cages, nitto r style cages...something interesting.
A nitto stem to fit the B115 bars.
12-14-10, 07:41 PM
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Looking for (and I'm not even sure it exists):
Interesting Italian water bottle cages...not carbon, but not the 50 year old Bianchi mouse traps either. Would settle for c-record cages, nitto r style cages...something interesting.
A nitto stem to fit the B115 bars.
Interesting Italian water bottle cages...not carbon, but not the 50 year old Bianchi mouse traps either. Would settle for c-record cages, nitto r style cages...something interesting.
A nitto stem to fit the B115 bars.
https://www.arundelbike.com/stainless.html?p=1.1.1.6
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12-14-10, 09:01 PM
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Looking for (and I'm not even sure it exists):
Interesting Italian water bottle cages...not carbon, but not the 50 year old Bianchi mouse traps either. Would settle for c-record cages, nitto r style cages...something interesting.
A nitto stem to fit the B115 bars.
Interesting Italian water bottle cages...not carbon, but not the 50 year old Bianchi mouse traps either. Would settle for c-record cages, nitto r style cages...something interesting.
A nitto stem to fit the B115 bars.
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12-14-10, 09:02 PM
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Looking for (and I'm not even sure it exists):
Interesting Italian water bottle cages...not carbon, but not the 50 year old Bianchi mouse traps either. Would settle for c-record cages, nitto r style cages...something interesting.
A nitto stem to fit the B115 bars.
Interesting Italian water bottle cages...not carbon, but not the 50 year old Bianchi mouse traps either. Would settle for c-record cages, nitto r style cages...something interesting.
A nitto stem to fit the B115 bars.
Should I see if they have anymore?
12-14-10, 09:04 PM
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I'd definitely jump on them. I do have a set of those (currently crowning the Miyata Team) and have been debating putting them on the Marnati...but the bottles are not in great shape (certainly not like your's).
12-14-10, 10:20 PM
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12-14-10, 11:38 PM
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I like Ciussi Elites...Have them on a couple bikes...probably will put a pair on the De Rosa...but...I wouldn't say no to a pair of the Campy aero bits either (ahem, Grady)!
12-15-10, 12:40 AM
#4875
Riding like its 1990
ISO: Weinmann 750 or similar centerpull brake caliper.
Have: Weinmann 610 centerpull caliper.
Mine are labeled Raleigh so anything similar with a longer reach than the 610 would be great.
Have: Weinmann 610 centerpull caliper.
Mine are labeled Raleigh so anything similar with a longer reach than the 610 would be great.