jonwvara 

Available: a set of Michelin World Tour 27 x 1 1/4 tires, nearly new. They've got 40 miles on them. Too wide for my bike, maybe not for yours.

dbakl

A shop specializing in older British motorcycles will have those bolts...

23skidoo

Great minds and parallel paths...a friend I don't see very often joined me for coffee on Saturday and he's the organizer of a monthly European motorcycle night in our historic downtown district; the subject came up and he said 'Baxter Cycles in Marne, IA THE place for vintage British motorcycles and parts--they should have them in stock and will mail them out the same day you contact them.' He was absolutely correct as they had them and will be shipping them out to me later today--pricey at $10 for the pair, but worth it.

DRietz

ISO (preferably semi-local):

-54cm equivalent (54cm ST in a traditional geometry, 56cm in a compact) frame that has clearance at least for 700x30's. Want to try cyclocross but don't want to break the bank. Think frames like Miyata Quickcross, Bianchi Equinox, Bianchi Axis II.

Cheers!

Noah Scape

Looking for Huret or Campy braze-on front derailleur... 70s or early 80s. I have much to trade including, but certainly not limited to, DA braze-on fd.

cudak888 

ISO:

-Sturmey-Archer SC coasterbrake hub, 36 hole:


-1990's-2000's brake levers for upright bar, sidepull (not linear), no particularly specific brand.

-Campagnolo lower saddle rails:


HAVE:
-Lots of NOS frame clamps for top tube, downtube, and oversized downtube. Limited supply of Dura-Ace top tube clips.
-Sturmey AW and SW 3-speed parts
-Nuovo Record RD parts
-Misc. Campagnolo headset parts (providing I remember where I put 'em).
-NOS NOS Ritchey Logic BB spindles, 120mm overall width; for 73mm bottom brackets
-Lots more of which I can't remember I have when I'm posting at 6:03 in the morning.

-Kurt

instructions

pm sent.

jstewse

Looking to trade a set of barely used 27 x 1 1/8" Pasela's non-TG for 27 x 1 1/4 Pasela's or equivalent.

jonwvara 

I know they're not what you asked for, but I've got a set of similarly barely-used Michelin World Tours that I'd trade. They've only got 40 miles on them--they were too wide for my bike. They're nice cushy tires but VERY wide for 27 x 1 1/4s.
JV

jstewse

Did you happen to measure the width of the mounted tire?

4Rings6Stars

Switching my girlfriend's C'dale from drop bars to flat bar.

Want to trade: 8s Shimano 600/Tricolor STI shifters for 8s or 9s flatbar set-up (shifters/brake levers, grips and bars). Must be LX or higher. NO GRIP SHIFTERS.
Please, no offers to buy the shifters, only interested in trading.

cudak888 

I have a Nashbar riser stem + Matrix bars, paired with 8x3 Shimano thumb-action shifters. No brake levers, unfortunately.

PM if interested.

-Kurt

Glennfordx4

PM sent!

scrub

Any chance anyone has a 700c/120 spaced singlespeed rear wheel or maybe just a hub? Nothing fancy I need a back up for cyclocross.

Have: Dura Ace 7400 freewheel 7 speed 13-21, shimano 600 12-24 6 speed freewheel, shimano 7 speed cassette 12-24, Charge Spoon Ti railed white saddle, Mismatched canti set Tektro CR720 silver front/ black shorty 4 rear, shimano 105 6 speed DT shift levers only, 90mm/31.8 clamp specialized stem, right 31.8 forte cross lever.

Maybe one of you guys that practice the art of flippery need some stocks! I need to check the tooth counts on the cassette/freewheels

Snydermann

In Search of:

"LOTUS" engraved (pantographed) Cinelli Stem.

I'm restoring a sad 1987 Lotus Design Cinelli Supreme. The bike has the "Lotus" pantographed Campy chain ring, but the engraved stem was replaced with a plain Cinelli stem. I found through a google search that the photo below was on the Atlanta craigslist sometime in June 2011 and the seller also had a bunch of Campy parts, Cinelli bars and a Cinelli Volare SLX saddle. He hosted large photos on ImageShack.us. I've done everything I know to try and research the seller, including a posting on the Atlanta craigslist and sending emails to the expired craigslist contact email.

I know it's a million-to-one shot, but I'm hoping someone remembers the guy, or bought something from him and has his contact information. It's a small bicycle world out there. Any ideas?

ColonelJLloyd 

This is an odd request, but it never hurts to ask.

I recently purchased a new 36h 105 (FH-5700) 8-9-10 cassette hub for my dad's build. At the same time I purchased a rim and spokes. They offer the hub in two colors; black and silver. It arrived and is not black, but is decidedly not silver. It's gunmetal grey. This will not do.

If anyone would be interested in trading a 36h, 130mm, 105 or Ultegra hub in excellent condition that is actually silver that'd be really swell. I believe the 5600, 5700, 6600 and 6700 hubs all have the same shell shape so I could use the spokes I currently have. There may be other hubs that will work, I'm not sure.

PDXaero

ISO
135 bcd 46t chainring (9-10s)
Not too modern Cx wheelset
Veloce 9s integrated shifters or right only

Have
Mavic comete +-
Mavic 3G
Cliff peters sprint wheel carriers
2 mavic 650c 28h open 4CD rims NOS

khatfull

John, sorry, I just looked, that freewheel I have is 6 speed 12-21. Bummer.

Fred Smedley

Have a white Dean 1/18 threadless stem, white Answer Hyperlite bar and silver 9 speed XT shifters, Nice grey specialized grips. No V brake levers, sorry on that.

-holiday76

i'm still looking for another one of these:

stausty

ISO one of the little black things on the springs on Shimano dual-pivot brakes:



Also...
Nutted short-reach side-pull calipers (1x or 2x pivot)
5/6/7s chain
1/8" chain
Inverse (time trial, triathlon) brake levers
Clamp-on DT shifters
FD/RD set (Suntour Cyclone GT would be great)
Black bar tape
Flippable saddle
26.6 mm seat post

Have:
Suntour Superbe Pro FD/RD/shifter set
Trek 510 (60 cm, 1984ish) frameset
Tange Passage headset
pile of other things I can't recall....

jonwvara 

I forgot to measure before I changed tires. I'll remount one later this morning and measure the width on the rim.
JV

jonwvara 

Okay, just checked. Mounted on a Mavic G40 rim, which is an even 20 mm wide, the 27 x 1 1/4 World Tours are 34 mm wide. That's inflated to the recommended max of 87 psi. For comparison, a 27 x 1 1/4 Pasela Panaracer on the same rim, pumped to the max recommended 95 psi, is 31 mm wide. The Michelins are pretty chubby.
JV

P4D 

ISO-Tri-color 600 hubs that are hyperglide 8-9-10 speed compatible with rims that can accept a wider tire, up to even 32mm.

Wino Ryder

PM sent