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Old 12-21-12, 06:17 PM
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Well, it actually came yesterday, but the rebuilt wheels came in for my Raleigh DL-1.

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And today, this...

In original box, with wrench, seat cover, papers, etc. This goes on the Colnago so I can save the original Selle Italia Turbo. The Wrights (above) goes on the Raleigh Competition.

This is sooo much cheaper than working on cars. And better people too.
Jealous! I've always wanted a black Swift. Closest I've gotten is a green one...no where near as nice!
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Rear shifter for my SS mnt bike. Now I have everything to switch it from SS to geared when I please.
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I got some nice loot from the USPS and FedEx this week.

A Brooks saddle (actually came last week Thanks Brock) some new shoes, Pampered Chef cookie scoops, Stein BB cup, the worlds biggest handheld tapered reamer (United Bike Tool), and a great Salsa stem ( Thanks jjhabbs).




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Originally Posted by cobrabyte
Nitto dirt drop stem, Nitto front bag support, MAP Aherne handlebar (not all for the same bike)
Does that Nitto bag support work with Cannondale bags? About how heavy can the bag be? 25.4 clamps?
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Got these nice Bullmoose bars from member mparker326, just installed them on my vintage Univega.



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Nice bars and great Univega!
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15 sets of black leather toe straps for a double-secret project.

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Originally Posted by Bianchigirll
I got some nice loot from the USPS and FedEx this week.

A Brooks saddle (actually came last week Thanks Brock) some new shoes, Pampered Chef cookie scoops, Stein BB cup, the worlds biggest handheld tapered reamer (United Bike Tool), and a reat Salsa stem ( [I]Thanks jjhabbs).


Those scoops are great for forming meatballs.
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Old 12-23-12, 08:54 PM
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Originally Posted by roadrunner2012
A friend from the GWN is building a US bike. I'm receiving his build parts. Today I got a pair of $350 carbon tri bars instead of the $15 bars he ordered. From a low feedback eBay seller.
What? $15 handlebars? Is he crazy. He should have kept the tri bars. I'm sure you'd still ride with him!
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Old 12-26-12, 09:57 AM
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Originally Posted by Saguaro
Those scoops are great for forming meatballs.
I noramlly take the lazy route and buy the frozen ones for my tacky cliche' cocktail meatballs but I may give these a whirl for a big pot of bsketty and meatballs one weekend. I should post this in the proper tool for the job thread but, they really inproved my cookie making. Not only are my cookie finally a more uniform size I am actually getting 2 dozen cookies like the recipie says I should.
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1 Simoncini SLX frame from cudak888
1 pair HED Jet wheels from irvi
1 25.4 seatpost from jdefran

Waiting patiently on another bike.
The most I've ever paid for any bike.
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Old 12-27-12, 06:04 PM
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Campy Centaur Ergo shifters, with full cable set, delivered, from Ribble Bikes in England.

Very nice sale on at Ribble.
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Old 12-27-12, 06:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Bianchigirll
Does that Nitto bag support work with Cannondale bags? About how heavy can the bag be? 25.4 clamps?
Sorry for the late reply, Bianchigirll, it fits my vintage Kirtland bag which was originally made to fit the classic Minoura stem mounted bag support that was used for many of the handlebar bags of that day...so I can assume it would fit a vintage Cannondale bag. I got this Nitto support because my dirt drop stem causes the Minoura bag mount to hold the bag at too severe of an angle. The Nitto bag support is good for 2.4 or up to 26.0 h-bars

edit* I just checked and the 'prongs' are 250mm apart and 155mm long.

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A beautiful set of Atom 440 pedals
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Originally Posted by iab
15 sets of black leather toe straps for a double-secret project.

That makes me twitch.

What are you up to?

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Originally Posted by gomango
That makes me twitch.

What are you up tp?
If I told, it wouldn't be a double secret project then.


With any luck, they will be done by the Madison swap. I had something crap out on me and I won't pay the going rate for an original. Then I figured if I can make 1, I can make a bunch.
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Campagnolo Athena Group from 4Rings6Stars and a handlebar from ColonelJLloyd!

Can't wait to put these goodies on my Woodrup
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A set of HED wheels for my TT bike. Getting the tubulars off will be tedious.

A bottom bracket for my Centurion Facet. Brand new Octalink, via Amazon.
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Originally Posted by RobbieTunes
A set of HED wheels for my TT bike. Getting the tubulars off will be tedious.

A bottom bracket for my Centurion Facet. Brand new Octalink, via Amazon.
If you aren't reusing the tubulars, cut them with a knife and peel them off like a banana. Short work.
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Originally Posted by iab
If you aren't reusing the tubulars, cut them with a knife and peel them off like a banana. Short work.
Yep.

If the glue bed is not excessive, just reglue over the old.

If it is, an acetone or GooGone works fine.

Are the HEDs cf or alloy?

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Had a good day, new proffesional brooks, nos Valentino rear dérailleur, new mtb and road tires
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