ISO and For Trade thread parts 2 and 3.
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ISO:
Campagnolo Record 151bcd chainring, 49t. 3/32" for road.
Can trade for:
Campagnolo Record 151bcd chainring, 53t. Also a road ring. Very usable.
Campagnolo Record 151bcd chainring, 51t. Road ring. Usable only if ring is flipped 180.
-Kurt
Campagnolo Record 151bcd chainring, 49t. 3/32" for road.
Can trade for:
Campagnolo Record 151bcd chainring, 53t. Also a road ring. Very usable.
Campagnolo Record 151bcd chainring, 51t. Road ring. Usable only if ring is flipped 180.
-Kurt
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Want to trade my Sella Italia Original Flite or Sella Gel (unsure of exact model) for something different to try in a saddle.
Looking for something in a split or even a brooks.
Would appreciate something in the range of the value of either of the two I have.
Looking for something in a split or even a brooks.
Would appreciate something in the range of the value of either of the two I have.
09-18-10, 02:43 AM
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ISO:
Campagnolo NR headset, English threading.
Campagnolo NR front derailleur, specifically with the solid cage and CSPC front lip.
Campagnolo NR headset, English threading.
Campagnolo NR front derailleur, specifically with the solid cage and CSPC front lip.
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I'll get a photo should anyone would like a peek, but I feel I won't ever ride a bike with freewheel again, and ive got a buncha freewheels taking up space, so I will trade them all as a lot for any single item on my list since I doubt Id get much for them if I tried to sell them, in a nut shell:
Regina 5 speed 14-22
Regina 6 speed 14-24
Regina 6 speed 13-21
shimano 6 speed 13-19
shimano 6 speed 13-21
shimano 6 speed 13-23
shimano 6 speed 13-26
edit: all gone!
Regina 5 speed 14-22
Regina 6 speed 14-24
Regina 6 speed 13-21
shimano 6 speed 13-19
shimano 6 speed 13-21
shimano 6 speed 13-23
shimano 6 speed 13-26
edit: all gone!
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09-18-10, 12:41 PM
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From https://www.sheldonbrown.com/gloss_i-k.html
Italian threading is a curious mixture of metric and British. Diameters are specified in millimeters, but threads are in threads-per-inch! In addition, the thread angle is 55 degrees, as with the obsolete British Whitworth system, rather than 60 degrees as with U.S. and metric threads.
Italian freewheel and headset threads are the same as British/ISO, except for the thread angle difference. They may be interchanged, but you should not go back-and-forth between Italian and British/ISO headsets. Italian freewheels are basically extinct, so the issue is moot there. Italian-size handlebars/stems generally use a clamping diameter of 26 mm. Many high-end aftermarket drop handlebars and "road" stems also use this size even if not Italian-made.
Italian freewheel and headset threads are the same as British/ISO, except for the thread angle difference. They may be interchanged, but you should not go back-and-forth between Italian and British/ISO headsets. Italian freewheels are basically extinct, so the issue is moot there. Italian-size handlebars/stems generally use a clamping diameter of 26 mm. Many high-end aftermarket drop handlebars and "road" stems also use this size even if not Italian-made.
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09-18-10, 09:15 PM
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ISO: 12T cog from an 8 speed Campagnolo cassette.
For trade I have any cog you might want from a 13-23 unit, or other stuff.
For trade I have any cog you might want from a 13-23 unit, or other stuff.
09-18-10, 09:52 PM
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Oh, and updated:
ISO:
-Campagnolo vintage parts -- Cranks (170-175), and BB (English). The BB doesn't need to be NR, it just needs to work with the cranks. The cranks, I'm open to anything really now from the '75 era.
-Campgnolo seatpost in 27mm. Preferably not one with the two bolts on top.
-A hubset. Something with a large body, like a Bendix. Really just need the shells, not necessarily the innards.
Backburner ISO:
-Touring or Randonneur or other frame. 54-56cm. Really just need something with cantilever posts. Miyata, Koga-Miyata, Nishiki, Fuji, Trek, etc... not looking to spend a fortune. Only requirement is no huge dents...
I have lots and lots of stuff including just briefly:
-Campagnolo Icarus RD sans pulleys
-Ideale 80 saddle rails...perfect for a recovering project
-Random parts including Schwinn Approved centerpulls (long reach), Shimano DT shifters with cool hoods, Weinnmann brake levers, etc.
-High polish Sugino Campy knock-off cranks, 170mm
-Mavic MA-40 rimset, 700c
-Other stuff. Lots of it. Including other stuff. Let me know what you need.
-Campagnolo vintage parts -- Cranks (170-175), and BB (English). The BB doesn't need to be NR, it just needs to work with the cranks. The cranks, I'm open to anything really now from the '75 era.
-Campgnolo seatpost in 27mm. Preferably not one with the two bolts on top.
-A hubset. Something with a large body, like a Bendix. Really just need the shells, not necessarily the innards.
Backburner ISO:
-Touring or Randonneur or other frame. 54-56cm. Really just need something with cantilever posts. Miyata, Koga-Miyata, Nishiki, Fuji, Trek, etc... not looking to spend a fortune. Only requirement is no huge dents...
I have lots and lots of stuff including just briefly:
-Campagnolo Icarus RD sans pulleys
-Ideale 80 saddle rails...perfect for a recovering project
-Random parts including Schwinn Approved centerpulls (long reach), Shimano DT shifters with cool hoods, Weinnmann brake levers, etc.
-High polish Sugino Campy knock-off cranks, 170mm
-Mavic MA-40 rimset, 700c
-Other stuff. Lots of it. Including other stuff. Let me know what you need.
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09-18-10, 11:58 PM
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Seeking a couple pairs of some used reinforced toeclip straps. something like the Alfredo Binda Extra, or any other brand leather strap with a thin nylon web sandwiched between leather layers...don't need the buckles (so they can be ruined), don't care what color but must be reinforced, not solid leather or solid nylon webbing.
I would prefer to get them trashed so just pay for shipping, but will trade for stuff of equal value from my stash of stuff.DEAL DONE
EDIT: another oddball longshot: I have what I think is a complete Integrated headset, made by Tange-Sekei for Cane Creek and also labeled Aheadset "IS" (not S-1). Don't know any other details or how I came to have it, but has 2 sealed cartridge bearings with 45º chamfers on one edge...everything looks new or very close to it, may have been a take-off of a shop bike, black finish (not very C&V, I know).STILL HAVE THIS
I need a 1-1/8" threadless conventional headset, will trade the above for one of approximate equal value, sliver or black.
pics:
I would prefer to get them trashed so just pay for shipping, but will trade for stuff of equal value from my stash of stuff.DEAL DONE
EDIT: another oddball longshot: I have what I think is a complete Integrated headset, made by Tange-Sekei for Cane Creek and also labeled Aheadset "IS" (not S-1). Don't know any other details or how I came to have it, but has 2 sealed cartridge bearings with 45º chamfers on one edge...everything looks new or very close to it, may have been a take-off of a shop bike, black finish (not very C&V, I know).STILL HAVE THIS
I need a 1-1/8" threadless conventional headset, will trade the above for one of approximate equal value, sliver or black.
pics:
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09-19-10, 02:53 AM
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Seeking a couple pairs of some used reinforced toeclip straps. something like the Alfredo Binda Extra, or any other brand leather strap with a thin nylon web sandwiched between leather layers...don't need the buckles (so they can be ruined), don't care what color but must be reinforced, not solid leather or solid nylon webbing.
I would prefer to get them trashed so just pay for shipping, but will trade for stuff of equal value from my stash of stuff.
I would prefer to get them trashed so just pay for shipping, but will trade for stuff of equal value from my stash of stuff.
09-19-10, 08:47 AM
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sure, but it's not bike related: I have an old Gretsch bass drum pedal that uses a leather strap to pull the beater, but unreinforced leather stretches and doesn't last forever. I used to make nylon webbing straps but these are also stretchy and don't look "vintage"...I'm hoping that an experiment with a reinforced strap will prove it to be the best of both worlds.
BTW: for the drum trivia fan, the Gretsch "Floating Action" pedal is the direct ancestor to all the versions of the modern DW (Drum Workshop) pedals: the 5000, 6000, etc. with a brief period of Camco in between them as the missing link. DW still offers most of their pedals with a strap drive option (most sold are chain drive, that's sort of bicycle-related
) but they are all nylon straps. Gretsch let their patent expire, Camco took over the design and DW bought out Camco.
edit: nope, I did that from memory and turns out that Camco was making them for Gretsch as their sub-contractor, then later sold their own Camco-branded version of the same pedal when they started making drums in 1961...but DW did acquire them in a buy-out (and Tama also got a piece of Camco at the same time).
BTW: for the drum trivia fan, the Gretsch "Floating Action" pedal is the direct ancestor to all the versions of the modern DW (Drum Workshop) pedals: the 5000, 6000, etc. with a brief period of Camco in between them as the missing link. DW still offers most of their pedals with a strap drive option (most sold are chain drive, that's sort of bicycle-related
) but they are all nylon straps. Gretsch let their patent expire, Camco took over the design and DW bought out Camco.edit: nope, I did that from memory and turns out that Camco was making them for Gretsch as their sub-contractor, then later sold their own Camco-branded version of the same pedal when they started making drums in 1961...but DW did acquire them in a buy-out (and Tama also got a piece of Camco at the same time).
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09-19-10, 03:18 PM
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ISO:
vintage Bianchi in bianchi green. pista OK, Frame only OK, fixer upper, OK.
Nice vintage Italian/French frame or complete bike.
basically i'm looking for a new bike and/or project
HAVE
86 or 87 Specialized Sequoia.
here
https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...hlight=sequoia
vintage Bianchi in bianchi green. pista OK, Frame only OK, fixer upper, OK.
Nice vintage Italian/French frame or complete bike.
basically i'm looking for a new bike and/or project
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86 or 87 Specialized Sequoia.
here
https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...hlight=sequoia
09-19-10, 07:47 PM
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Seeking a couple pairs of some used reinforced toeclip straps. something like the Alfredo Binda Extra, or any other brand leather strap with a thin nylon web sandwiched between leather layers...don't need the buckles (so they can be ruined), don't care what color but must be reinforced, not solid leather or solid nylon webbing.
I would prefer to get them trashed so just pay for shipping, but will trade for stuff of equal value from my stash of stuff.
I would prefer to get them trashed so just pay for shipping, but will trade for stuff of equal value from my stash of stuff.
I'd be happy to trade for a pair of new or decent leather toeclip straps in black or preferably white. Could also use new or decent toeclips, top tube brake cable clamps (Campy preferred, set of 2, otherwise Shimano, set of 2, or any other set of 3 suited to a 70's european touring bike); could also use QR style centerpull brake yokes, Avocet crank dustcaps, what else?...
09-19-10, 08:13 PM
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sure, but it's not bike related: I have an old Gretsch bass drum pedal that uses a leather strap to pull the beater, but unreinforced leather stretches and doesn't last forever. I used to make nylon webbing straps but these are also stretchy and don't look "vintage"...I'm hoping that an experiment with a reinforced strap will prove it to be the best of both worlds.
BTW: for the drum trivia fan, the Gretsch "Floating Action" pedal is the direct ancestor to all the versions of the modern DW (Drum Workshop) pedals: the 5000, 6000, etc. with a brief period of Camco in between them as the missing link. DW still offers most of their pedals with a strap drive option (most sold are chain drive, that's sort of bicycle-related) but they are all nylon straps. Gretsch let their patent expire, Camco took over the design and DW bought out Camco.
edit: nope, I did that from memory and turns out that Camco was making them for Gretsch as their sub-contractor, then later sold their own Camco-branded version of the same pedal when they started making drums in 1961...but DW did acquire them in a buy-out (and Tama also got a piece of Camco at the same time).
BTW: for the drum trivia fan, the Gretsch "Floating Action" pedal is the direct ancestor to all the versions of the modern DW (Drum Workshop) pedals: the 5000, 6000, etc. with a brief period of Camco in between them as the missing link. DW still offers most of their pedals with a strap drive option (most sold are chain drive, that's sort of bicycle-related
) but they are all nylon straps. Gretsch let their patent expire, Camco took over the design and DW bought out Camco.edit: nope, I did that from memory and turns out that Camco was making them for Gretsch as their sub-contractor, then later sold their own Camco-branded version of the same pedal when they started making drums in 1961...but DW did acquire them in a buy-out (and Tama also got a piece of Camco at the same time).
Oh, if I find any straps similar to what you are requesting, I'll pass some onto you. I'd also like to see a picture of your kit.
Back to bikes....
09-19-10, 08:20 PM
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Edit: Clarification, added Nuovo.
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09-19-10, 10:35 PM
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ISO:
a dia-compe front cable stop with quick release. something like this (https://www.velo-orange.com/diacocastwiq.html)
a dia-compe front cable stop with quick release. something like this (https://www.velo-orange.com/diacocastwiq.html)
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Edit: Deleted
Reason: I proved myself wrong, such a derailleur exists, but the one pictured is not such a derailleur.
This one is: https://www.wooljersey.com/gallery/d/...+Super+014.jpg
The difference, world logo versus winged QR logo.
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09-19-10, 11:14 PM
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Read the note on the bottom... there seem to be some uncertainty. Of course there is no catalog between 1976 and 1982 that shows the changes during that period and we all know how things trickled down at campagnolo. However, I was of the impression that the holes and the lip were introduced simultaneously in 1978, the super record would have had 4 holes and the nuovo 3, until the 4th hole was removed due to poor shifting. I could be wrong but never have I read or seen written anywhere that there is a hole-less nuovo record front derailleur with a cpsc lip. Until someone proves me wrong all the evidence I have been presented with, or looked for myself (and I had to do a lot of digging to discover at least 3 variants of the record front from just 1968-1973), leads to the working conclusion that no such thing exists.
I found this at velo-base. This is listed as a Nuovo Gran Sport and it has the Campy world logo like the one I have at home.
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09-19-10, 11:19 PM
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In the time I spent editing you beat me too it. I would suggest velobase have the pictured flip flopped.
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09-19-10, 11:29 PM
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ISO: 25.8 Seatpost
Nice ones are hard to come by. I know Dura Ace ones exist but I haven't been able to pick one up. If anyone has a decent one please let me know!
Nice ones are hard to come by. I know Dura Ace ones exist but I haven't been able to pick one up. If anyone has a decent one please let me know!
09-20-10, 06:20 PM
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Here is a picture of the N.G.S. front derailleur on my bike now. It came from a 1978 Raleigh Competition G.S.
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