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Old 12-22-17, 08:27 PM
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I didn't ask if they were for sale as I saw them after talking with the guy. The one I saw was part of a wheel on display on a C+V Hozan truing stand that was priced at $799 w/accessories.


Originally Posted by kansukee
Yeah I don't doubt that some stores may have some laying around but that's something you would only find by chance, in person. When I started looking for these I did an extensive search and nothing came up for sale...I was lucky to find this pair.
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Old 12-23-17, 06:42 AM
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Not today but yesterday but which should have been a week ago. A lovely set of Cobalto brakes from qcpmsame, intended fro the Tommasini. The tracking number reported them as "Delayed". Our gummint's postal service played a little game of hot potato, shipped them from Florida (by whatever route) to my local post office in Waltham, MA, then back south to Mobile, Alabama, then to Connecticut (which I suppose is a normal distribution center), then back to Waltham, then to me. Let me tell you, those brakes have seen some miles!
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One of my Christmas presents to myself......

It's going on my 1984 Tour de France Gitane that I am continuing to modify towards its final form.....
Never knew that there were any pantographed components for 80's Gitanes, but there it was (in the perfect 115mm length I need!), and I just could not resist!
It came all the way from Austria. One thing I noticed through the years is, German, Austrian and Dutch sellers seem to always have lots of hard to find, good stuff in great condition to sell.
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Shoes from Steel Vintage Bikes. On sale



Very nicely constructed.
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Old 12-23-17, 03:24 PM
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Long-cage goodness.

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$20 flat rate box from another forum, a few odds and ends but these 5 jerseys were in there.


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That's awesome, just cages or the whole thing.


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Long-cage goodness.

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A couple of spacers and a set of custom handlebar end caps (couldn't resist).
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Golden Boy helped me land this one after I missed out on one!

Suntour Montech, second version.
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Old 12-26-17, 07:03 PM
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Little crystalline bits of blue:



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^Those are gorgeous!
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I got this little gem in today.

Still got work to do on it but here's one quick shot of it mostly back together.

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New large rivet Brooks Swift to replace the modern placekeeper on the newly rebuilt '72 Special CNC
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$10 celeste tape to match the fenders I have for a future project.
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Received a pair of Campagnolo skewers today for my Lemond Zurich build. I have all of the components now, just waiting on the frame paint touch-up and clearcoat - then the real fun begins.
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Old style cycling shoes seemed a need after my 15 y.o. indoor soccer shoes finally bit the dust.

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A new Brooks B67 in brown! On sale and free delivery, how could I resist? Lots of bikes to put it on but I have not made a decision yet. I have a honey B67 on my Robin Hood and really like it.
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I got this pump in November. It's tiny. It seems to work. It fits in my saddle-mounted tool bag.

Topeak RaceRocket Master Blaster Bicycle Pump

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Kind of a funky seatpost so I can finally try and get my Ideale 80 saddle on my Super Le Tour 12.2.

It is really quite difficult to find something with a decent amount of offset and 26.8mm diameter.

This one has 30mm offset:



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New Sapim Race spokes from Dans Comp for an upcoming wheel build. I don't know how they make money at the prices they charge, but I'll be going back.
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Originally Posted by abshipp
Kind of a funky seatpost so I can finally try and get my Ideale 80 saddle on my Super Le Tour 12.2.

It is really quite difficult to find something with a decent amount of offset and 26.8mm diameter.

This one has 30mm offset:

That post was Sakae Ringyo's copy of a Simplex design:


VeloBase.com - Component: Simplex SX 1500

The ubiquitous SR Laprade seat post was also a copy of the French Laprade post:


VeloBase.com - Component: Laprade Brevete 606
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Originally Posted by JohnDThompson
That post was Sakae Ringyo's copy of a Simplex design:

VeloBase.com - Component: Simplex SX 1500

The ubiquitous SR Laprade seat post was also a copy of the French Laprade post:

VeloBase.com - Component: Laprade Brevete 606
Interesting how the SR post has the rail clamps mounted the opposite of the Simplex.
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A 1985 De Rosa Super Prestige frame and fork arrived today. Let the build begin!
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Originally Posted by rjhammett
A 1985 De Rosa Super Prestige frame and fork arrived today. Let the build begin!

Lets us see the De Rosa frame
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Here it is.

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Lets us see the De Rosa frame
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