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Old 06-17-20, 06:04 AM
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Originally Posted by J.Higgins
Nice tandem, Jacco! I'm looking forward to your posts about this one. Its simply oozing with class and style. I tell you, man, I must get over to Holland and buy a couple bikes!
If you do let me know, I can probably keep a lookout for some nice models by then.

And you're in luck, I just made a new thread - 70's Gazelle tandem
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Old 06-17-20, 03:26 PM
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Old 06-17-20, 05:42 PM
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I received today a head set from Cuda K and couldn't be happier. It will go on a Guerciotti that I acquired last winter from CA. Thanks Kurt! Smiles, MH
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Today I finally received a spare spoke to replace the one that I broke on my 2008 or 2009 10 speed Fulcrum Racing 1 right real wheel (made by Campagnolo). My LBS could not locate a spoke through Campagnolo, who said they were no longer in stock, except for a complete spoke kit (24 spokes) for $187, so I did an on-line search and found that the spoke was the same as on a 2006 Campy Eurus wheel. After another hour or two of searching, I finally found one for $23 (but, with free shipping!).
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Bag-O-Spokes!

Rebuilding the wheels for my 68 Schwinn Twinn, I hope.

I hope I got the right sizes, calculator shot out some values longer than i would have expected based on what it's essentially replacing...

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Old 06-17-20, 08:14 PM
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Old 06-18-20, 02:50 AM
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Originally Posted by velogimp
Today I finally received a spare spoke to replace the one that I broke on my 2008 or 2009 10 speed Fulcrum Racing 1 right real wheel (made by Campagnolo). My LBS could not locate a spoke through Campagnolo, who said they were no longer in stock, except for a complete spoke kit (24 spokes) for $187, so I did an on-line search and found that the spoke was the same as on a 2006 Campy Eurus wheel. After another hour or two of searching, I finally found one for $23 (but, with free shipping!).
Know how you felt. Picked up a pair of Campa Neutrons from trash (LBS puts all the unneeded stuff in front of shop for trash collectors), front was braked-in really deep, but still good for my daily runs, rear rim looks really good has 1 broken spoke. Almost fainted, when saw the spoke kit prices, even though they offer a "mini-kit"... how kind. As normally such a wheel would be totally out of my league I'm still happy to have the front, but if I paid hundreds for such a wheel I'd have thrown them to the Moon after reading comments, that the rear wheels are notorious spoke breakers.
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Old 06-18-20, 08:58 AM
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A gushy Selle saddle and two-legged kickstand for the Raleigh Sports I gave my son and a new floor pump to replace the Park I gave him.
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Old 06-18-20, 12:09 PM
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I got an unexpected gift today.
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Old 06-18-20, 07:07 PM
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Old 06-18-20, 08:22 PM
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@malcala622 please provide a report on the tires. I hear good things. Right now I'm very happy with my Continental GP4000S-II tires in 28mm but I'm always interested in reports.
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Old 06-18-20, 08:35 PM
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Bearing cages, paint stripper and primer! Eyeing up a gorgeous Peugeot jersey too...
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Old 06-18-20, 08:41 PM
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@malcala622 please provide a report on the tires. I hear good things. Right now I'm very happy with my Continental GP4000S-II tires in 28mm but I'm always interested in reports.

I've been riding Vittoria Corsas 23/25 for a year now and the things I noticed is banking turns on the streets are a delight. I feel they grip the road slightly better than Veloflex. A bit more delicate a tire but a strong one. Very good tire for 20mph rides.
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Old 06-18-20, 09:10 PM
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Got these totally cool retro Strawberry toe straps, made in France by Toutan for Andy Newlands of Strawberry fame. They're made of two outer layers of translucent synthetic material sandwiching what appears to be a fabric inner layer with "Strawberry" spelled out in a stitched pattern. Really funky! Nice that they came with a pair of end buttons (screws provided: one Phillips and one standard!). All that for less than a Jackson

Btw, there is another pair on that auction site, and the seller wants something nuts like $85. Uh, they ain't worth it when it comes to materials, but I dunno, maybe for scarcity? I can tell you I took this pair out of the packaging as soon as they arrived, so there's one less "mint in package" pair of these out there now





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Old 06-19-20, 04:06 AM
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I just got a nice set of 3ttt black handlebars for my Medici. They are pantographed with the Medici lions on either side. When I bought my bike last year the handlebars had been changed out to GB which are real nice but not correct for this bike. It did have a black Cinelli 2nd gen. stem which I am hoping will work even if I have to do a shim. Someday maybe I will find the panto stem for this bike. Some guy on eBay has the set with real nice leather wrapping for $550 ! That’s way more than I paid for the whole bike! I only paid $23 for the bars, with shipping came to $32. Happy Fathers Day!!

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Old 06-19-20, 04:19 AM
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Originally Posted by Drillium Dude
Got these totally cool retro Strawberry toe straps, made in France by Toutan for Andy Newlands of Strawberry fame. They're made of two outer layers of translucent synthetic material sandwiching what appears to be a fabric inner layer with "Strawberry" spelled out in a stitched pattern. Really funky! Nice that they came with a pair of end buttons (screws provided: one Phillips and one standard!). All that for less than a Jackson

Btw, there is another pair on that auction site, and the seller wants something nuts like $85. Uh, they ain't worth it when it comes to materials, but I dunno, maybe for scarcity? I can tell you I took this pair out of the packaging as soon as they arrived, so there's one less "mint in package" pair of these out there now





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which bike are they going on? Or are they shelf items.
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Old 06-19-20, 05:13 AM
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which bike are they going on? Or are they shelf items.
If I had to guess, I'd guess they are going on his Strawberry. Nice score, Drillium Dude .
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Originally Posted by Kabuki12
which bike are they going on? Or are they shelf items.
I'll give them a try on the Medici - it has red highlights, so these might look somewhat appropriate. I don't know what to expect performance-wise; perhaps they will end up shelf items (if they don't perform)

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Old 06-19-20, 10:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Kabuki12
I just got a nice set of 3ttt black handlebars for my Medici. They are pantographed with the Medici lions on either side. When I bought my bike last year the handlebars had been changed out to GB which are real nice but not correct for this bike. It did have a black Cinelli 2nd gen. stem which I am hoping will work even if I have to do a shim. Someday maybe I will find the panto stem for this bike. Some guy on eBay has the set with real nice leather wrapping for $550 ! That’s way more than I paid for the whole bike! I only paid $23 for the bars, with shipping came to $32. Happy Fathers Day!!
Great score! I haven't looked for a set in a while...
How cool is that Medici Lion
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From Italy, about 6 weeks, understandably.
From CA, ordered 3 days ago.
Woohoo!

Rossin stem is a bit scruffy, but then so is the bike, (owner too, at times.) Replacement hoods have been long overdue on a few bikes... I'm thinking now is the time for me to start a "how bad were your hoods" thread...
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Originally Posted by Last ride 76
From Italy, about 6 weeks, understandably.
From CA, ordered 3 days ago.
Woohoo!

Rossin stem is a bit scruffy, but then so is the bike, (owner too, at times.) Replacement hoods have been long overdue on a few bikes... I'm thinking now is the time for me to start a "how bad were your hoods" thread...
It seems we both got a little "panto"! NICE!! Joe
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I got a 2-pack of taillights for $15. Now the price is up to $18. They're good for the money and easy to use, but I'm not sure if I'm happy with the brightness.

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