ISO and For Trade thread part 4
09-23-16, 10:32 AM
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ISO: Mid-late 90's Hybrid frame and fork. Brand not really important, prefer cromo tubing like a Schwinn Crossfit or similar, in a small size 14-16". Looking to build an inexpensive gravel grinder/cyclocross bike and have not been able to fit anything around me that comes close that is reasonably priced. Thanks.
09-25-16, 05:48 PM
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ISO: Vintage/classic aluminum road bike frame 50-52cm, not looking for any particular brands, maybe I have a frame to trade if not let me know how much.
thanks,
Ryan
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09-25-16, 06:28 PM
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I Have: Biopace 52/42 chainrings off an '87 Shimano 105, look to be in decent shape, 130mm BCD.
ISO: replacement rings for the above (I abhor biopace) hopefully 40/52 and 130mm BCD.
ISO: replacement rings for the above (I abhor biopace) hopefully 40/52 and 130mm BCD.
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09-25-16, 07:27 PM
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have: loads of nos 26" rims. slo.craigslist.org/bop/5799163901.html
one mavic montlery championnat du monde 36h tubular w/knurled sidewalls vgc.
want: modernish campy brake levers silver w/black hoods. dual pivot silver campy calipers.
xt crankset hollowtech II 170mm.
one mavic montlery championnat du monde 36h tubular w/knurled sidewalls vgc.
want: modernish campy brake levers silver w/black hoods. dual pivot silver campy calipers.
xt crankset hollowtech II 170mm.
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Anybody have an extra Specialized SpeedZone Sport wired computer? The $30 model.
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I thought of that, but didn't have a box of rice around... have just had it airing out for a few days with the battery out and cover off. Since you've reminded me, perhaps I'll just pick up a cheap box of rice and try it anyway. 
09-25-16, 11:57 PM
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have: loads of nos 26" rims. https://slo.craigslist.org/bop/5799163901.html
one mavic montlery championnat du monde 36h tubular w/knurled sidewalls vgc.
want: modernish campy brake levers silver w/black hoods. dual pivot silver campy calipers.
xt crankset hollowtech II 170mm.
one mavic montlery championnat du monde 36h tubular w/knurled sidewalls vgc.
want: modernish campy brake levers silver w/black hoods. dual pivot silver campy calipers.
xt crankset hollowtech II 170mm.
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09-26-16, 12:11 AM
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Worth a try, seen it work days after, nothing ventured.....
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I'm in need of a Simplex front derailleur for a triple crank--something from the all-metal era. I'd prefer a model with an integral cable stop, but I could make a direct-pull version work.
I have an assortment of Suntour front and rear derailleurs from the 70s and 80s to trade. Other stuff, too. I don't have the bottomless parts bin that some around here do, but try me.
I have an assortment of Suntour front and rear derailleurs from the 70s and 80s to trade. Other stuff, too. I don't have the bottomless parts bin that some around here do, but try me.
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09-29-16, 05:10 AM
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ISO: Chainrings! I need a set of 130bcd off a road bike. SR, Sugino, 105, what have you.
What do you need?
What do you need?
09-29-16, 06:57 AM
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Can't help directly, but David Banzer here in Chicago bought out the remaining Willow stock some time ago. He's got what looks to be a bunch of 130 stuff.
https://treetop.bigcartel.com/category/willow-chainrings-c
He's a good guy, makes great looks bike bags, and the Willow chainrings are distinctive. Definitely worth a look.
https://treetop.bigcartel.com/category/willow-chainrings-c
He's a good guy, makes great looks bike bags, and the Willow chainrings are distinctive. Definitely worth a look.
09-29-16, 07:06 AM
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I believe I have some 52/42 Sugino rings off of a 600 crankset. I even have a 52 biopace if that floats your boat. Not new, but good condition. I'd trade for 110 or 74 BCD rings. Compact setups are very nice.
09-29-16, 10:04 AM
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The 52/42 would be great. I will check my supply for 110 and 74. Are you putting this on a MTB? Is black ano ok?
09-29-16, 04:32 PM
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ISO old steel cage Italian pedals.
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Doh! My 42 turns out to be a 110. I don't know where the other ring went, but I only have a Sugino 52 or Biopace 52. If one is enough, I'm game, but would love silver rings - rando style compact on a road bike. If you prefer a pair, I understand.
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Rats. Oh well. No, I only have black rings sitting on a mountain bike. Have you tried Niagara? They have a good sized selection of rings that might be of help.
09-29-16, 07:38 PM
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Have a new pair of 53/39 rings in 130 bcd. I think they're for 9 speed but would work for pretty much anything. No idea what I paid for them but am looking for 74 and 86 bcd stuff...
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09-30-16, 03:50 PM
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ISO Raleigh/Phillips blue 26" front fender for 70s Phillips 3 spd. Bike is identical to the one pictured.
I have: A whole shop of low-mid range 70s-80s components. Just ask!
I have: A whole shop of low-mid range 70s-80s components. Just ask!
10-01-16, 11:30 PM
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Looking for clamp-on Cyclone M-II FD.
PM if you've got one lying around. Thanks!
PM if you've got one lying around. Thanks!
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ISO : ultegra 6600 grey rear derailleur short cage.
Any 10 speed ultegra will do, but optimally the above. Not vintage really but the road forum would likely laugh me out.
Have: tricolor 600 stuff, mountech front der, aero RSX and 105 levers, crank sets, Campy 10 speed chorus stuff.
Any 10 speed ultegra will do, but optimally the above. Not vintage really but the road forum would likely laugh me out.
Have: tricolor 600 stuff, mountech front der, aero RSX and 105 levers, crank sets, Campy 10 speed chorus stuff.
10-03-16, 10:39 AM
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ISO: Suntour front wheel skewer
Tange Falcon headset or pieces (upper & lower bearings, adjustable race, spacer, locknut)
I just purchased a 1987 Schwinn Circuit that was facilitated out of the Midwest thru a bike shop. When the bike arrived, several components were missing, and have yet to be located. So I'm looking to move forward and hope to find replacements. I would appreciate any help. I don't have a picture for the headset parts.
Regards,
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Tange Falcon headset or pieces (upper & lower bearings, adjustable race, spacer, locknut)
I just purchased a 1987 Schwinn Circuit that was facilitated out of the Midwest thru a bike shop. When the bike arrived, several components were missing, and have yet to be located. So I'm looking to move forward and hope to find replacements. I would appreciate any help. I don't have a picture for the headset parts.
Regards,
Dwayne
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I've cleaned the mud off of it.
Seriously though, I think I have a short cage silver 6600. It may have some scuff marks on it, because like the unfortunate item above I used it for CX racing. If that's acceptable, let me know and I'll try to dig it out tonight.
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