dannyg1 

I'm going and bringing a bunch of my hand polished components. If anybody has any requests for stuff they're looking for, I can bring what I've got. Keep the items you request on the smaller side though, looks like I'm subwaying it.

drafters65

oh nice! i didnt even know about it till you mentioned it thanks!

Zaphod Beeblebrox 

yeah this is the first i've heard about this too... I might have to make an appearance.

dannyg1 

https://nybikejumble.com/

I thought everybody knew. Come to think of it, I haven't seen much in the way of pre-promotion. Then again, maybe that'll make it more interesting for those of us who do show.....

Zaphod Beeblebrox 

yeah if I can bring myself to get up early enough to catch the proverbial worm I might do it...do you know of anything that will be there of particular interest?

jebensch

I'm going but looking more for flip-materials. Decent pedals, saddles and clincher rims. I've also got some parts in the drawers if anyone is looking to trade stuff. My hopes for the event are pretty low though, as most flea-markets in the city are pretty marked-up.

harryO

Hello, I'm putting on the event.

The Jumble will go from 10Am to 2pm. Vendors will include VIA bicycles, Milano Sport, Taliah Lempert, Billy Rounds and Sam Fitzsimmons. Serious, no joke bike swap dudes. There will also be a photobooth where you can have professional photos taken of your steed. There will also be a classic bike concours, judged by none other than the extremely talented Jamie Swan. Johnny Coast will be there showing off his beautiful bikes. All in all, this should be a fun and remarkable day in the sun.

I'm still looking for bands, if you know any, please email me through our website: www.nybikejumble.com

Thanks!

Charles Wahl

Please, no bands! -- I hate music blaring while I'm trying to decide whether to part with my money or not; and generally it's the signal that I should keep my wallet in my pocket.

dannyg1 

I probably wont be bringing rims, subway and all but I do have some NOS 32h Campagnolo Omega Aero's in anodized black. Pedals: I've got a set of Superbe track pedals that are in a mirrored, perfect shine. Saddles. What exactly are you looking for? I've got a Brooks B17 titanium and a couple of Brooks Professional's. I have others as well, but probably won't be bringing everything..

Zaphod Beeblebrox 

If the train gods are smiling on me I will ride the train in with my Raleigh...whats involved in getting a bike on the concourse?

jebensch

Whoa - Superbe track - nice. Had I not found Cyclones for my Suntour Nishiki, I'd make an offer. For the flips though I'm looking for solid but not impressive stuff. Beat-up Turbo saddles, the SR pedals that are tasteful rip-offs of the classics, y'know - stuff that won't make it hard to give up the bike once it's built!

I am looking for a white Regal for my own purposes, but that doesn't seem to be a commonly traded item. I guess that's a good sign for its performane, huh.

+1 CW, if I wanted live music while I looked at bike parts, I'd go to a street fair in Williamsburg/Greenpoint.

dannyg1 

A preview of some of the stuff I'm bringing. Hoping to trade for a uber-cool 60's French frame, or bike.

brooklyn_bike

i'm going to be bringing this stuff and a few other things to trade or sell tomorrow at the park slope bike jumble: prices will probably be negotiable on most items. i'll be on the look out for a nice vintage 5 - 7spd wheelset or clincher rims to replace campy tubulars for a mid 80s colnago.

SunTour Superbe Pro Track Cranks 165mm (includes crank bolts / chainring bolts) - 175.00
NOS SunTour Superbe Pro Chainring 48t 1/8" - 45.00
NOS SunTour Track Cogs 12t - 16t 1/8" - 15.00 each
SunTour Superbe Seatpost 27.2mm - 55.00

Sugino 75 Track Cranks 165mm (includes crank bolts / chainring bolts) - 135.00

Brooks Swift Black Chrome Rails (almost new) - 125.00
Brooks B-17 Champion Black - 50.00

Campagnolo Record (Super or Nuovo) Bottom Bracket Italian Threaded 36x24t (111mm spindle - track size) - 50.00
Sugino Bottom Bracket Italian Threaded 36x24t (114mm spindle) - 35.00

Nitto B-123AA Track Drops Alloy (37cm width) (almost new) - 50.00
Nitto Pearl Stem Quill 22.2 stem 25.4 clamp (90mm reach) (almost new) - 50.00

3ttt Track Stem (115mm reach) Quill 22.2 stem 25.4 clamp 58 degree drop (115mm reach) - 35.00
3ttt Competizione Aero Handlebars (42cm width) (almost new) - 35.00

Shimano 600 (Ultegra) Track Pedals, Clips (medium), and Straps - 40.00

Simplex Super LJ Rear Derailleur - 165.00

SR stem (from RB-1) 15.00
Sugino 27.0mm Seapost (fluted) 10.00

i'll be getting there right around opening time 10am...

nateintokyo

those pedals = hot damn!

alas, I am stuck in New Haven tomorrow. last weekend I would I have been there for sure!!

Otis

I'd go just to get a decent knish. If there's some bike parts there, that's good too.

JunkYardBike

$10. $15 if it was prepared by Grant Petersen.

bibliobob

I just happen to be going to NYC on business today but, alas, my plane doesn't land until 4:15!

So close, yet so far away!

Charles Wahl

I went, and took only $45 plus a strange miscellany of stuff I've wanted to cull:
90s Time Sprint shoes, 44, ridden once, with the bronze cleats never installed
Red Time Sprint pedals to match shoes, never mounted
Sansin tandem rear hub with Suntour freehub and 3 cassettes
Dura-Ace 7700 crankset with BB
Cottered steel crankset from a 60s bike, with original BB (but I think that's fairly worn)
Simplex SX-810 RD

I sold only the RD, bought a Sugino Mighty webbed 48T chainring, used only a little bit, and a Mavic Module-E rim. Like an idiot (my mind was on other things as I was leaving) I forgot to take the rim with me. So somebody got a decent door prize -- use it in health!

There were a lot of bikes to see there. A 1952 Dick Power won "Best NY bike" and it was impressive. Near where I hung out there was parked an early 60s Cinelli with old graphics. Also saw a large-ish Jack Taylor frame with canti posts for sale; asking price $400.

Much of the stuff had asking prices that were not realistic, in my opinion; not unlike NYC CraigsList. Cinelli 1R with 40 cm Giro bar and dirty suede sewn wrap $100; decent Italian leather saddle (didn't recognize the brand), same. 73 Paramount track frame $500. The stuff was not flying off the tables, so far as I could tell. But people seemed to be having a good time.

dannyg1 

Was a pleasure to actually meet you Charles. Sorry I didn't have a ton of time to talk.

Just got back from a productive time at the show and did see stuff that tempted (an XTR RD near mint for $25!), even though I really couldn't leave my area out of eye-shot.

My stuff seemed to have caused quite a stir and I'm very pleased that people were moved enough to utter 'OMG!' many times. People seemed in good spirits and very happy to meet, talk shop and buy a thing or two.

jebensch

I should've worn a 'Jebensch' nametag. Dang. I bought a BMX freewheel for a SS build from the guy with the pretty Paramount track. He was nice. I think his name was Molteni...

DannyG - I didn't see any highly polished Superbe goodies...maybe I wasn't there at the right time.

CW - you weren't talking to a young guy about the CLB calipers you just pulled off a bike, were you? If so, that guy was me.

It was fun to see people out having a good time. There were some pretty bikes, some silly prices (75 bucks for a rusty rusty set of Gran Sport pedals), and I got to run into a buddy I hadn't seen in a while. Pretty fun overall. I'm thankful to whomever put the deposit down on the 61cm Mercian before I got there. I can't afford it.

harryO

It's on again!

BROOKLYN BIKE JUMBLE Part 2!!!!

Website: www.nybikejumble.com

The Jumble will be held in JJ Byrne Park, at the Old Stone House and on the same day as the fifth ave street fair, in the heart of Park Slope and gets a steady flow of bikers, shoppers and brunchers.

Past Jumbles have been attended by over 700 customers, drew 10,000 visitors to our website and have been featured in various websites and newspapers.

Vendors should expect a busy day! Reserve a table here: https://nybikejumble.com/vendor

harryO

It's already Jumble #4!

Join us at The Old Stone House at Washington Park for New York's only bi-annual cycling flea market.

The event will be held in the park, on Fifth Avenue between fourth and fifth streets, in Park Slope, Brooklyn, one of the epicenters of bicycle commuting in New York City.

At this one day only event, vendors will be on hand to sell bicycles, bicycle components and cycling accessories to the public. Good deals abound as do good times! Come down between 10AM and 4PM and remember, the early bird gets the worm!

As the Jumble winds down, an outdoor dance party DJ'd by JStacher and Dirty Finger will kick off till about 8PM when Bike Shorts will begin their outdoor short film festival.

WHEN: 10:00am - 9:00pm, Sunday, September 12, 2010
Jumble - 10AM - 4PM
Dance Party - 4PM - 8PM
Bike Shorts, short films about the bike - 8PM 9PM


WHERE: 336 3rd Street, Brooklyn, NY 11215 (718) 768-3195

www.nybikejumble.com

harryO

Join us on the 31st of October for the Philadelphia Bike Expo Swap Meet held right outside the Expo venue, the 23rd Street Armory (22 South 23rd St. between Market and Chestnut) in Philadelphia, PA.

The swap will feature dealers of used bikes, bike parts and cycling accessories, all at discounted prices! Come early to get deals!

This will be in conjunction with the Philadelphia Bike Expo which Bilenky Cycle Works, in partnership with The Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia, will host a wide range of activities: exhibits by artisans, manufacturers and distributors, informative panels, seminars, and demos, a fashion show and much more. The Philadelphia Bike Expo is an all-inclusive celebration of everything bicycle.

Mitchel652

will include VIA bicycles, Milano Sport, Taliah Lempert, Billy Rounds and Sam Fitzsimmons. Serious, no joke bike swap dudes. There will also be a photobooth where you can have professional photos taken of your steed.

harryO

Here we go again!

Here comes the 3rd annual springtime Brooklyn Bike Jumble! Now one of Time Out NY's 101 things to do in New York for the Spring!

The ‘anti-Craigslist’ returns! Vendors will be on hand at the 3rd Springtime Brooklyn Bike Jumble to sell new bikes, clothes and parts and accessories to get your bike back in shape without the hassles of looking on Craigslist at dodgy bikes.

The Brooklyn Bike Jumble has brought together New York's premier cycling vendors at The Old Stone House in Park Slope, Brooklyn for three consecutive years. On hand will be kid's bikes, cruisers, BMX, mountain, racers and fixed gears, both new and recycled, parts, accessories clothes and cycling related bric-a-brac. Truly, a flea on wheels!

The Old Stone House at Washington Park
336 3rd Street (bet. 4th and 5th Avenue)
Brooklyn, NY 11215.
To more learn more about NY Bike Jumble or to sign up for a dealer spot, visit www.nybikejumble.com.