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Old 02-20-15, 06:34 PM
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I couldn't even tell where the wheels went on George Jetson's mountain bike frame.
Thanks for clearing that up.
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Old 02-20-15, 07:00 PM
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Originally Posted by RobbieTunes
I couldn't even tell where the wheels went on George Jetson's mountain bike frame.
Thanks for clearing that up.
It's really much more than I deserve.
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Old 02-20-15, 07:05 PM
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C-record crank puller tool. Oh boy oh boy oh boy....
I did win an auction last night though, for a nos in the bag brooks pro saddle with the large rivets, should look sweet on my black and silver 74 mkiv raleigh pro..
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Old 02-20-15, 07:26 PM
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Old 02-20-15, 07:34 PM
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Back from on the road to find the following:

Pair of Veloflex Roubaix tubulars. Ribble was selling them for less than $75 ea shipped
Idéale 2001 saddle to go on the Team Champion. Yeah I know the UnicaNitor is correct, but the Idéale was cheap.
Set of Lyotard pedal caps
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A bill from FedEx for duty on the last batch of UK parts. First time in a decade. Every other (more valuable) package was handed off to the USPS, no duty. Buddy who ordered at same time got his USPS, no idea why FedEx got this one.
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Old 02-20-15, 07:52 PM
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The first of several more parts to follow. MTB drop bar conversion.
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Originally Posted by gomango


Should be a hoot when I build it.

Man I am jealous.
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Old 02-20-15, 09:39 PM
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More 7400 series Dura Ace hubs. Sapim spokes. Rims. Red presta valve caps. 3mm X 25mm flat head machine screws. A blue saddle. Two Tamiya 540J motors. A pair of NOS Campagnolo front brake cables. A 13/28 Shimano vintage freewheel. A 26.8 seatpost.

And...stuff.
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Old 02-20-15, 10:49 PM
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Originally Posted by whatwolf
Man I am jealous.
It worked out ok.

I sold some frames that were just sitting here, along with an older aluminum version of the similar frameset.

Also, I put together bikes for a couple of guys and it was even steven.

Just ordered tires, grips, seatpost and saddle today.
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I've been waiting on these from England and they finally arrived. It's a replacement Sturmey Archer "Sport" headlight lens and chrome ring, along with the rear lens & ring. I'm p*ssed that they sent it all in one envelope, which I asked that they do, but the carrier Pitney Bowes, charged twice on my account. I won the rear lens on a Friday (got charged for shipping) and won the front lens on the following Monday (got charged for shipping). I emailed the seller, but who knows.
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Got my blue anodized campy strada bmx crank in the post today. Put it on my mongoose atb project this evening, now I need a bmx chain, as this chain is not working out.
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Old 02-25-15, 07:13 PM
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Just got this months Bicycling magazine and something special for something more special.





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Old 02-25-15, 07:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Vonruden
Just got this months Bicycling magazine and something special for something more special.





I'd love to have one of those.

Way cool.
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Originally Posted by gomango
I'd love to have one of those.

Way cool.
so is that Niner of yours I just noticed.
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Old 02-25-15, 07:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Vonruden
so is that Niner of yours I just noticed.

Thank you sir.

You are welcome to ride it if you make it out here this summer.
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Originally Posted by Vonruden
Just got this months Bicycling magazine and something special for something more special.





Oi!, those colors are quite "Groovy".
A great idea on how to compensate for the not so good aesthetic effect that welds on tubular stems like that has.
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Old 02-25-15, 08:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Vonruden
so is that Niner of yours I just noticed.
What are you building anyway?

Are you up to something?
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This: Vulcanizing Rubber Cement, in a decent size tube, not the ridiculous 5g tubes that come with all the patch kits, and dry out shortly after the first time you use it. I had several old tubes that had punctures, but both of the patch kits I had, had the rubber cement tubes dried out, so I couldn't patch them, despite having about 9-10 perfectly good patches. This tube is 6X the size of the ones in the REMA or ParkTool patch kits, and the glue is the exact same stuff.

Xtra Seal Chemical Vulcanizing Cement 1 oz Tube Tire Repair | eBay

I already repaired 3 tubes this afternoon - and the glue tube still has at least 80% of it remaining.

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Old 02-26-15, 08:26 PM
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Bicycling magazine (same as above)

Read it in one sitting.
And I mean that like it sounds.
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Old 02-26-15, 08:47 PM
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Originally Posted by D1andonlyDman
This: Vulcanizing Rubber Cement, in a decent size tube, not the ridiculous 5g tubes that come with all the patch kits, and dry out shortly after the first time you use it. I had several old tubes that had punctures, but both of the patch kits I had, had the rubber cement tubes dried out, so I couldn't patch them, despite having about 9-10 perfectly good patches. This tube is 6X the size of the ones in the REMA or ParkTool patch kits, and the glue is the exact same stuff.

Xtra Seal Chemical Vulcanizing Cement 1 oz Tube Tire Repair | eBay

I already repaired 3 tubes this afternoon - and the glue tube still has at least 80% of it remaining.
Nice! I find it best to save up a bunch of tubes that need patching and do them all in one go. I always make sure I have a virgin tube of glue with the bike so I'm not dealing with a dried-out tube at the worst possible time.
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As for me, I ordered a couple complete RX100 rear axle sets from Loose Screws and they came:



Nothing too exciting, but when you have a system you like, it's nice to have spares.
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Originally Posted by ThermionicScott
Nice! I find it best to save up a bunch of tubes that need patching and do them all in one go. I always make sure I have a virgin tube of glue with the bike so I'm not dealing with a dried-out tube at the worst possible time.
FYI, I just found out that O'Reilly Auto Parts carries this Xtra Seal vulcanizing rubber cement for $2.50 a 1 oz. tube - so I overpaid for it.
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A set of four dot KoolStop red pads for her Paramount project. Soon, very soon.....
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