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ISO:
Almost any low flange 36h front road hub as long as the cones are good. I'd prefer something free....
Almost any low flange 36h front road hub as long as the cones are good. I'd prefer something free....
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Hmm ... not much, since I am new. But I do have a couple of things - I have a 28h Sturmey Archer S3C (2010), some Sakae pedals (these). Anything specific you are looking for?
04-08-13, 05:41 PM
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That would be perfect!
Hmm ... not much, since I am new. But I do have a couple of things - I have a 28h Sturmey Archer S3C (2010), some Sakae pedals (these). Anything specific you are looking for?
Hmm ... not much, since I am new. But I do have a couple of things - I have a 28h Sturmey Archer S3C (2010), some Sakae pedals (these). Anything specific you are looking for?
What we need to find out is will this post have enough length to fit your build . It is on the short size as in the French way of having as much frame as possible under you. We like small frames and long posts. Which do you need, can you estimate the length your fit will need. I have the JPR offsite so can't give exact number.
Let me know
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I had one of those, but it turned out to be a 20mm. Didn't know they came that small. I'll keep an eye out.
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What we need to find out is will this post have enough length to fit your build . It is on the short size as in the French way of having as much frame as possible under you. We like small frames and long posts. Which do you need, can you estimate the length your fit will need. I have the JPR offsite so can't give exact number.
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ISO: Track hubs (125mm Rear spacing) and Track Fork, Can be Modern or vintage
Have: Ideale Saddle (Speciale Competition, i think it is the 90 saddle) New Regina chains, New campy pulleys for nouovo record, Chainrings for campy and sugino, 36 hole campy low flange hubs, Pat. 75 i think, Rim hoops (new/used tubular/clincher 32/36 27/700c) Much more
Thanks!
Have: Ideale Saddle (Speciale Competition, i think it is the 90 saddle) New Regina chains, New campy pulleys for nouovo record, Chainrings for campy and sugino, 36 hole campy low flange hubs, Pat. 75 i think, Rim hoops (new/used tubular/clincher 32/36 27/700c) Much more
Thanks!
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ISO 32 hole rear freewheel hub. American Classic/White Industries/Hi E/Phil Woods/etc. sealed bearing type. Anodized alloy; no color. You tell me what you need in exchange. Also much to trade.
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ISO Campy SR rear and clamp on front derailleurs. Don't have to be perfect either. Could also work with a decent NR set also.
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ISO, Saddle rail cradle for zero offset seatpost. THis would be a half circle and it needs to be 1-1/8" or 28.6 OD (that's the widest part) I would like it to be silver as it is to replace one like that pictured below.
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04-11-13, 01:36 PM
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You'll have to add a 2.5mm washer/spacer to whatever hubs you go with, I reckon. Track hubs are 120mm or 110mm for older ones.
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Want: long reach 49-57mm rear nutted brake. Prefer modern dual pivot. I have a front shimano r650 brake so that would be best.
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195-1055 brakes, rd, some nice 27.2 seat posts, da7700 172.5 crank (rough cosmetic ), other stuff
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195-1055 brakes, rd, some nice 27.2 seat posts, da7700 172.5 crank (rough cosmetic ), other stuff
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My current ISO list:
> Mafac Cantilever Brakes
> 175mm right drive side Campy NR crank arm, ideally w/no date code
> 170mm left NDS Campy NR crank arm, ideally w/ <3> date code
> 175mm left NDS side Avocet road crank arm
> Mafac Cantilever Brakes
> 175mm right drive side Campy NR crank arm, ideally w/no date code
> 170mm left NDS Campy NR crank arm, ideally w/ <3> date code
> 175mm left NDS side Avocet road crank arm
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What we need to find out is will this post have enough length to fit your build . It is on the short size as in the French way of having as much frame as possible under you. We like small frames and long posts. Which do you need, can you estimate the length your fit will need. I have the JPR offsite so can't give exact number.
Let me know
Let me know
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ISO:
- DT shifter boss cable stop converters, flat back (found @ LBS, I can't believe it)
- cable set for sti, brake and shifter, black housing
- 9 speed 7700 series Dura-Ace brifters, derailleurs, chain (please!)
have: 2006 Trek 1000, saddles, tri-color hubs, PM me I might have something else i'm not thinking of.
- DT shifter boss cable stop converters, flat back (found @ LBS, I can't believe it)
- cable set for sti, brake and shifter, black housing
- 9 speed 7700 series Dura-Ace brifters, derailleurs, chain (please!)
have: 2006 Trek 1000, saddles, tri-color hubs, PM me I might have something else i'm not thinking of.
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I don't have any, but one of the few black ones I can think of are the black composite campy ones.
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I think he meant flat bAck vs. concave, not flat bLack, vs. polished.
If he means flat bLack, Origin 8 sells them, or the Campy composite.
If he means flat bAck, many that came with later-version STI's were flat bAck.
Or, a piece of medium sandpaper and about 10 minutes on a concave one will produce a flat bAck one.
Black Fat Flat Backed Bats.
If he means flat bLack, Origin 8 sells them, or the Campy composite.
If he means flat bAck, many that came with later-version STI's were flat bAck.
Or, a piece of medium sandpaper and about 10 minutes on a concave one will produce a flat bAck one.
Black Fat Flat Backed Bats.
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I think he meant flat bAck vs. concave, not flat bLack, vs. polished.
If he means flat bLack, Origin 8 sells them, or the Campy composite.
If he means flat bAck, many that came with later-version STI's were flat bAck.
Or, a piece of medium sandpaper and about 10 minutes on a concave one will produce a flat bAck one.
Black Fat Flat Backed Bats.
If he means flat bLack, Origin 8 sells them, or the Campy composite.
If he means flat bAck, many that came with later-version STI's were flat bAck.
Or, a piece of medium sandpaper and about 10 minutes on a concave one will produce a flat bAck one.
Black Fat Flat Backed Bats.
https://www.universalcycles.com/shopp...s.php?id=16733
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I am looking for a source for the old style Sturmey Archer shift cable adjuster barrel. I want to convert my new style anchors to the much cleaner look of the old (fixed-length) cables. I can probably adapt a newer one but the old style are longer to allow clearance for the cable end.
Thanks
Thanks
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I am looking for a source for the old style Sturmey Archer shift cable adjuster barrel. I want to convert my new style anchors to the much cleaner look of the old (fixed-length) cables. I can probably adapt a newer one but the old style are longer to allow clearance for the cable end.
Thanks
Thanks
Or you can make your own cables. For the ends, you crimp fishing line leader onto the cut end of a cable. You need a tool like this:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/OLD-TELEPHON...item1e794fc57a
here's another:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/OLD-BELL-SYS...item53f7440299
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You can find them on ebay, but the selection is limited.
Or you can make your own cables. For the ends, you crimp fishing line leader onto the cut end of a cable. You need a tool like this:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/OLD-TELEPHON...item1e794fc57a
here's another:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/OLD-BELL-SYS...item53f7440299
Or you can make your own cables. For the ends, you crimp fishing line leader onto the cut end of a cable. You need a tool like this:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/OLD-TELEPHON...item1e794fc57a
here's another:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/OLD-BELL-SYS...item53f7440299
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You can find them on ebay, but the selection is limited.
Or you can make your own cables. For the ends, you crimp fishing line leader onto the cut end of a cable. You need a tool like this:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/OLD-TELEPHON...item1e794fc57a
here's another:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/OLD-BELL-SYS...item53f7440299
Or you can make your own cables. For the ends, you crimp fishing line leader onto the cut end of a cable. You need a tool like this:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/OLD-TELEPHON...item1e794fc57a
here's another:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/OLD-BELL-SYS...item53f7440299
04-12-13, 08:01 PM
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Lemme check on the flat back STI stops. I think I have a set, actually.
ISO:
- DT shifter boss cable stop converters, flat back (found @ LBS, I can't believe it)
- cable set for sti, brake and shifter, black housing
- 9 speed 7700 series Dura-Ace brifters, derailleurs, chain (please!)
have: 2006 Trek 1000, saddles, tri-color hubs, PM me I might have something else i'm not thinking of.
- DT shifter boss cable stop converters, flat back (found @ LBS, I can't believe it)
- cable set for sti, brake and shifter, black housing
- 9 speed 7700 series Dura-Ace brifters, derailleurs, chain (please!)
have: 2006 Trek 1000, saddles, tri-color hubs, PM me I might have something else i'm not thinking of.
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I am looking for a source for the old style Sturmey Archer shift cable adjuster barrel. I want to convert my new style anchors to the much cleaner look of the old (fixed-length) cables. I can probably adapt a newer one but the old style are longer to allow clearance for the cable end.
Thanks
Thanks