The frame doesn't fit pass-around game
01-12-16, 02:20 PM
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This will have to be a local trade as it's based upon the exchange of some really cheap junk.... Ohio/Indiana/Michigan
Have: Gas pipe 80's Raleigh Pursuit frame/fork in 25"
Want: Any 80's cheap Raleigh road frame in 23"
Why: Planning to build an homage to the Raleigh (UK) Raleigh/Banana team replicas to accompany my modified '76 Record in Team colors.
So, Marathon, Olympian, Pursuit, whatever. Only need frame/fork, paint is not critical and not in a great hurry.
Have: Gas pipe 80's Raleigh Pursuit frame/fork in 25"
Want: Any 80's cheap Raleigh road frame in 23"
Why: Planning to build an homage to the Raleigh (UK) Raleigh/Banana team replicas to accompany my modified '76 Record in Team colors.
So, Marathon, Olympian, Pursuit, whatever. Only need frame/fork, paint is not critical and not in a great hurry.
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I have a white PX-10, a Green Dawes Galaxy and an Orange Falcon, now I'm done.
01-13-16, 11:28 AM
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1983 Trek 600 24", cosmetically 9.5 out of 10. Have all original parts except consumables.
Looking for cosmetically challenged TX 700, 900, 510 or 710 frameset only. 24"
pm for details.
Thanks
Looking for cosmetically challenged TX 700, 900, 510 or 710 frameset only. 24"
pm for details.
Thanks
01-13-16, 01:49 PM
#1403
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I have a 1981 64 cm Univega Nuovo Sport frame that I would like to trade for a 60 or 61 cm Univega frame...would consider a different brand but would like to stay with Univega.
01-13-16, 03:15 PM
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No one wants my glow-in-the-dark 56cm frame? I'll take anything for it, really. It's a project!
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01-13-16, 03:18 PM
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[QUOTE=noglider;18457320]No one wants my glow-in-the-dark 56cm frame? I'll take anything for it, really. It's a project![/QUOTE
it certainly interesting kinda in a way! Any further info like year or tubing possible?]
it certainly interesting kinda in a way! Any further info like year or tubing possible?]
01-13-16, 03:20 PM
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Some kind of chrome-moly but neither light nor heavy. I think it's 6.6 pounds with headset, maybe a little less. Racy geometry. I think it's like 1996. Good for many kinds of builds but probably not for a single cog type wheel because chain length is not adjustable unless you use an eccentric fixed gear hub or a freewheel with a chain tensioner.
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01-13-16, 03:27 PM
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Was the original paint red? I think I see some under the top layer.
Mind is churning...
Adding; I love it when a plan comes together.
Mind is churning...
Adding; I love it when a plan comes together.
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01-14-16, 05:10 PM
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Have: Bob Jackson built 3speed frame. Unpainted but primered. tt 3-3 53.5 st 52. Rear dropout is 110mm. More meaurements and photos upon request. Links to what it can be 
https://www.bikeforums.net/classic-vi...nary-tale.html
https://www.bikeforums.net/classic-vi...mpetition.html
ISO. touring frame for my daughter. Small, 48-50ish. She has shown an interest in riding the California coast so I'm looking for something with a full compliment of eyelets.
https://www.bikeforums.net/classic-vi...nary-tale.html
https://www.bikeforums.net/classic-vi...mpetition.html
ISO. touring frame for my daughter. Small, 48-50ish. She has shown an interest in riding the California coast so I'm looking for something with a full compliment of eyelets.
01-24-16, 11:12 AM
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Have: 1985 Bianchi Mondiale in Electric Rose, 59cm (57cm tt, 58 seat ctc, Campagnolo dropouts!). See details and pictures in for sale thread here.
Want: Merckx MX Leader or Corsa Extra 56cm-ish.
PM me, I'm unsubscribing from notifications so I don't go crazy.
Want: Merckx MX Leader or Corsa Extra 56cm-ish.
PM me, I'm unsubscribing from notifications so I don't go crazy.
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01-25-16, 12:37 PM
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1993 58 cm Schwinn PDG Paramount Series 2 frame and fork. Tange OS tubing, nice shape. Will let it go with or without headset and bottom bracket. Headset is a Stronglight Delta and bottom is Ultegra. Looking for a large frame Klein mountain bike frame, or maybe the same in a Trek. All the rest of the bike in the picture doesn't go with it, unless maybe there's a Mission Control bar set with the Klein, then bars and stem would go. I'm in Wichita, KS. Willing to ship, or travel a reasonable distance to exchange.
01-25-16, 03:13 PM
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Looking to swap plus cash on my end for something nice or interesting.
EDIT: Kona is not for sale.
EDIT: Kona is not for sale.
01-25-16, 03:15 PM
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01-26-16, 06:40 AM
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I have 3 Gitane frames 52 to 54cm from the 70s/80s, one in original but very tatty paint with a full 531 sticker, honeycombs, and chrome socks, and 2 others, one of which has a bad spray job but some chrome underneath and honeycomb DOs, The other stampet Gitane logos on the seatstay caps. All in France.
Swap for something interesting in a 58cm, not 531, I have loads of those.
Swap for something interesting in a 58cm, not 531, I have loads of those.
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01-26-16, 02:21 PM
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I have 3 Gitane frames from the 70s/80s, one in original but very tatty paint with a full 531 sticker, honeycombs, and chrome socks, and 2 others, one of which has a bad spray job but some chrome underneath and honeycomb DOs, The other stampet Gitane logos on the seatstay caps. All in France.
Swap for something interesting in a 58cm, not 531, I have loads of those.
Swap for something interesting in a 58cm, not 531, I have loads of those.
01-26-16, 03:44 PM
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I found a 44-tooth Biopace ring, but am still looking for a 36.
Please! There have got to be tons of them hanging around, covered in cobwebs, longing for the open road.... I'd prefer the original, maximally eccentric version of Biopace, but at this point would also consider more recent flavors.
Please! There have got to be tons of them hanging around, covered in cobwebs, longing for the open road.... I'd prefer the original, maximally eccentric version of Biopace, but at this point would also consider more recent flavors.
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01-26-16, 04:35 PM
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I found a 44-tooth Biopace ring, but am still looking for a 36.
Please! There have got to be tons of them hanging around, covered in cobwebs, longing for the open road.... I'd prefer the original, maximally eccentric version of Biopace, but at this point would also consider more recent flavors.
Please! There have got to be tons of them hanging around, covered in cobwebs, longing for the open road.... I'd prefer the original, maximally eccentric version of Biopace, but at this point would also consider more recent flavors.
01-26-16, 05:46 PM
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Keener splendor
01-26-16, 06:16 PM
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01-26-16, 06:20 PM
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I thought we sorted this out and decided mentions of cash were allowed.
01-26-16, 06:21 PM
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01-26-16, 07:47 PM
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Thanks! I had meant to bump my request in the "for trade" thread, but somehow posted it here instead. Just today I found a 44 Biopace, but I still crave the 36, which seems to be a little less common.
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01-27-16, 06:54 AM
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So the spreadsheet on page 1. Do we fill it out ourselves or is there someone happy to pick up the details and sort it out?
