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Old 03-22-19, 03:26 PM
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I will admit that I may have skipped a bit back from the mailbox with my newtome Salsa p10 stem...
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You know the Germans, they always make good stuff.
No no no no noooo! NO!
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Originally Posted by The Golden Boy
You know the Germans, they always make good stuff.
not always. I have suffered through air cooled vws. But they sure get bike lights right.
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Old 03-22-19, 06:10 PM
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Today was almost like Christmas. I got 4 packages! First was just a small 21 oz camelbak waterbottle to fit in the bottle cage on my Trek Y-Foil. Not room there for my normal bottles.

Then I got the 24mm new seatpost I had ordered from Germany. This was going to be shimmed slightly to use with a NOS Vitus Argal frame. Right after I ordered this the right 24.3 mm seatpost was found. Still, this is a nice looking seatpost for a nice price.

Then I opened the new box containing a dang near mint set of Dura Ace 7400 series brifters. I'll probably be putting these on the Marten's built Ribble bike.

The finally box had a used but very nice looking Dura Ace 7700 groupset I found on another site for a price I couldn't pass up. Not sure what I'll put this on yet.

All and all a good day of packages.
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Originally Posted by 52telecaster
not always. I have suffered through air cooled vws. But they sure get bike lights right.
Passat B4.....
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Originally Posted by bark_eater
I will admit that I may have skipped a bit back from the mailbox with my newtome Salsa p10 stem...
Definitely want one of these one day. What's it going on?
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A Sealed bb to replace the stock one with the pitted cups on the 85 Novara

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Originally Posted by TenGrainBread
Definitely want one of these one day. What's it going on?
Nishiki Ariel with elevated stays. The Stem will be almost half the cost of the complete bike, but there are not to many other ways to get a set of dirt drops up high enough, especialy with an 1 1/18 threaded fork.
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Pair of Look Keo Classics. Finally have three bikes with the same pedal! Red, white and black.
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Practically new minnehaha bag for 30.00 plus shipping
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Right? To those youngins out there. This is the last album The Monkees wrote and produced as a group. Some really great songs. I really like 'You and I'.


And though I do admit to wearing Mike's wool cap to school! Peter was my favorite as a kid, maybe because he was the dorky shy Monkee. And of course later they all were/are my favorite. Mike and Micky are still on the road! My Father took us kids to see them LIVE! What a great Dad!
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This showed up at my door this morning. A really ugly but sound 1974 Raleigh Professional Mk IV, Surprisingly no dents or external pitting and no internal corrosion. For the moment the existing finish will be preserved and the result will be built as a ratty resto mod.










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I think I squealed like a little girl at a Bieber concert.


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I have to ask, what is this part?
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I have to ask, what is this part?
Stem mounted cable hanger for canti and center pull brakes.

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Today was a Dura Ace day. I got in the FD-7403 and BR-7403 parts that will be going on my Ribble bike. Guess I need to bite the bullet now and find a 7400 series crank and make it all Dura Ace....
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Park Tool HCW-4 and Torelli seatpost, both for a project I'm currently working on.

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A fellow on the 650B Google group was letting go of some first-generation 28h Pacenti SL23s for a price I couldn't resist:



You may ask what project I intend to use them on... and that would be a great question!
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