ISO and For Trade thread parts 2 and 3.
02-25-14, 08:53 PM
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I have a longish kalloy post that is made of chromoly tubing. it's pretty reasonable, but it isn't the prettiest. It's pretty long though. i'd do a partial trade for the shifters?
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Have: a black 27.2 thomson setback post
Want: a silver 27.2 setback post that isn't a thomson... Campy, deda, ritchey, etc.
Want: a silver 27.2 setback post that isn't a thomson... Campy, deda, ritchey, etc.
02-26-14, 12:21 PM
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Thank you for the excellent deal on the Cannondale Criterium frameset! Your care in packaging and honesty in dealing is greatly appreciated!
Thank you for the excellent deal on the Cannondale Criterium frameset! Your care in packaging and honesty in dealing is greatly appreciated!
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Are any of those hubs 32 hole?
02-26-14, 08:47 PM
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I have an silver American Classic with some small setback, IIRC a 27.2, that I would swap for black with similar setback. I'd need to doublecheck the size.
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02-27-14, 03:07 AM
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still wanted DOA: Campagnolo mountainbike levers, preferably something later on, like the black olympus levers. Pm me if you got something. Thanks!
02-27-14, 07:11 AM
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Looking for some clean Randonneur drop bars. No nicks in the tubes. Wider is better. Prefer something in the 44 cm width or so. 1" center. Have lots of bits. Sturmey Archer, Suntour, ect ect. Thanks
02-27-14, 09:35 AM
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Looking to trade my brown Brooks Pro with large copper rivets and copper rails for a B-17 with the same copper features.
The Pro is in tip top, like new, tried it, don't like it, need my beloved B-17! Let me know what you have. Thanks.
The Pro is in tip top, like new, tried it, don't like it, need my beloved B-17! Let me know what you have. Thanks.
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Bane- I have an very light ally and fluted STRONG Japan 26.6mm x 230mm. If that helps I would be interested in the bar end shifters for a recently acquired project.
02-27-14, 02:27 PM
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02-27-14, 06:05 PM
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I have a never used never laced rear First Gen DURA ACE hub, has some nics from being bumped around during storage but nothing major. orig skewer included.
Want...watcha got? Id love to get a vintage bar mounted water bottle cage.
Want...watcha got? Id love to get a vintage bar mounted water bottle cage.
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how many holes?
02-27-14, 07:30 PM
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ISO: Campagnolo Chorus 10 or 11 UT crank…172.5 50/34 or 53/39 (will consider 170s as well as Centaur, Athena, or Record carbon cranks)
HAVE: Concorde Aquila PDM (SLX), frame only, 55cm square…needs some resto.
-Mark in St. Louis
HAVE: Concorde Aquila PDM (SLX), frame only, 55cm square…needs some resto.
-Mark in St. Louis
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ilikebikes, is that a front or rear hub?
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02-28-14, 11:01 AM
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Rear small flange.
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03-01-14, 11:22 AM
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ISO/WTB: Mavic 330 seatpost top seat clamp only, I already have the body. Anybody that has the whole thing but maybe cosmetically flawed so the at price is low enough, I'd be interested. The top clamp on my Mavic is cracked in half from overtightening.
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03-01-14, 11:28 AM
Amazing, but true...
ISO: NOS dropouts or broken frames. With the interest in C&V shifting to the niche of just dropouts, I'm working on having a hard collection of them. As I'm a broke bicycle mechanic, I don't have $1600 to be dropping on NOS campy roubaixs or anything, but if you have any lying around you would don't mind parting with OF ANY KIND, please let me know. Since I'm just now embarking on this, I only have three sets at the moment, two suntours and a shimano. That said, if you have any bastard drive side ones, that'll work too. I'm interesting in displaying all the drive-sides in a nice shadow box ultimately.
But, since I'm poor and this is a new collection, I'm not opposed to torching out dropouts from busted frames. If you have any unsalvagable frames, I'll pay you to cut off the rears for me mid chain/seat stay, and I'll take care of the rest. Again, any are appreciated. Thanks everybody.
I have accouple of the "first edition" Dropout art books left, if anyone wants to work out a trade.
But, since I'm poor and this is a new collection, I'm not opposed to torching out dropouts from busted frames. If you have any unsalvagable frames, I'll pay you to cut off the rears for me mid chain/seat stay, and I'll take care of the rest. Again, any are appreciated. Thanks everybody.
I have accouple of the "first edition" Dropout art books left, if anyone wants to work out a trade.
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C&V dropouts only?
I like my book, and the poster. See you at NAHBS. I'm going to check on the train, sounds relaxing, plus they'll let me bring a bike...I'll have to buy a lock if they don't have a corral at the show. Haven't been to one that didn't.
ISO: NOS dropouts or broken frames. With the interest in C&V shifting to the niche of just dropouts, I'm working on having a hard collection of them. Again, any are appreciated. Thanks everybody.
I have accouple of the "first edition" Dropout art books left, if anyone wants to work out a trade.
I have accouple of the "first edition" Dropout art books left, if anyone wants to work out a trade.
03-02-14, 02:04 AM
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ISO:
Sealed 68x107 BB
Set of Panracer Pasels 700x23 or 25
Mid 90's Shimano hub internal parts (most road groups would work).
The two little lock nuts and cover for a Gran Compe NGC 400 brake (same as the NGC 500, Suntour Sprint, and possibly a few other similar brakes) OR a similar complete brakeset.
Either one Suntour front QR skewer without the little extra metal loop handle thingy, or a front and rear set if they do have that little thingy.
27.0mm headset. Not sure of stack height but it will be replacing a Tange Levine. I can measure later if necessary.
HAVE:
Campy PAT.83 NR RD with some titanium bits
Two sets of Shimano 600 pedals, one older, one newer. One set of toe clips that fit both.
One set of Suntour Superbe pedals in rough condition but complete.
Small Christophe 'D' toe clips, look to have never been mounted.
Sime Time pedals that I got on a bike and immediately took off.
Some other odds and ends
Sealed 68x107 BB
Set of Panracer Pasels 700x23 or 25
Mid 90's Shimano hub internal parts (most road groups would work).
The two little lock nuts and cover for a Gran Compe NGC 400 brake (same as the NGC 500, Suntour Sprint, and possibly a few other similar brakes) OR a similar complete brakeset.
Either one Suntour front QR skewer without the little extra metal loop handle thingy, or a front and rear set if they do have that little thingy.
27.0mm headset. Not sure of stack height but it will be replacing a Tange Levine. I can measure later if necessary.
HAVE:
Campy PAT.83 NR RD with some titanium bits
Two sets of Shimano 600 pedals, one older, one newer. One set of toe clips that fit both.
One set of Suntour Superbe pedals in rough condition but complete.
Small Christophe 'D' toe clips, look to have never been mounted.
Sime Time pedals that I got on a bike and immediately took off.
Some other odds and ends
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03-02-14, 09:13 AM
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ISO used but solid leather saddle, preferably brooks, to look at home on a well used bike