Parts, Suntour, Huret, etc
02-16-21, 07:36 PM
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Parts, Suntour, Huret, etc
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Suntour VX long cage front and rear derailleur. In good condition. The rear derailleur cage was not springing back smoothly, so I've taken it apart, and applied fresh grease. The front derailleur has some chain wear on the inside cage edge, but is otherwise good. $30 shipped.
Huret Eco FD & RD. I thought these could be useful to someone. The Eco RD is in decent shape and works well. The FD is not quite as nice, but I thought I would throw it in anyway. $15 shipped.
This is a nice vintage plastic Italian made "BPP" water bottle. I would guess from the 80's. I thought the color would possibly appeal to someone. It doesn't show in the photos, its somewhat similar to Bianchi celeste. $7 shipped.
Suntour Perfect freewheel, with lower "touring" gearing. 14-32. Has a little rust but isn't terrible. $12 shipped.
Suntour VX long cage front and rear derailleur. In good condition. The rear derailleur cage was not springing back smoothly, so I've taken it apart, and applied fresh grease. The front derailleur has some chain wear on the inside cage edge, but is otherwise good. $30 shipped.
Huret Eco FD & RD. I thought these could be useful to someone. The Eco RD is in decent shape and works well. The FD is not quite as nice, but I thought I would throw it in anyway. $15 shipped.
This is a nice vintage plastic Italian made "BPP" water bottle. I would guess from the 80's. I thought the color would possibly appeal to someone. It doesn't show in the photos, its somewhat similar to Bianchi celeste. $7 shipped.
Suntour Perfect freewheel, with lower "touring" gearing. 14-32. Has a little rust but isn't terrible. $12 shipped.
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02-16-21, 08:12 PM
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Wow, that FW is still here after 35 minutes?
Nice cleanup on the parts.
Nice cleanup on the parts.
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Great prices.....
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ok got me with the free wheel. pm sent.
02-16-21, 08:53 PM
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PM sent on the Huret derailleurs
02-16-21, 09:12 PM
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02-17-21, 08:12 AM
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That FW, if it’s 14-17-21-26-32, is the ultimate half-step+granny freewheel of all time when combined with a 50/45/granny crankset. Nearly perfect 11% gain ratios across every shift.
And those VxGT derailleurs are just about proletariat perfection. Amazing that they are as light as they are and still function nearly flawlessly.
Just sayin’...
And those VxGT derailleurs are just about proletariat perfection. Amazing that they are as light as they are and still function nearly flawlessly.
Just sayin’...
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02-20-21, 08:52 AM
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That FW, if it’s 14-17-21-26-32, is the ultimate half-step+granny freewheel of all time when combined with a 50/45/granny crankset. Nearly perfect 11% gain ratios across every shift.
And those VxGT derailleurs are just about proletariat perfection. Amazing that they are as light as they are and still function nearly flawlessly.
Just sayin’...
And those VxGT derailleurs are just about proletariat perfection. Amazing that they are as light as they are and still function nearly flawlessly.
Just sayin’...
I wish I had seen this for a bike I have.
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Its going on a caliper brake Miyata 610 that I'm keeping period correct/battlefield pick up condition.
02-20-21, 02:22 PM
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There's a Shimano 14-32 on the 'Bay right now - go for it. I'm in the middle of combining some freewheels to create such a half-step setup.
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The ratios on that freewheel are 14-17-22-27-32, so might pair perfectly with a 52-45t chainset if the front shift is used to split up the 17-22t shift in back.
The PX10 from at least the late-60's thru early 70's had such chainrings, I usually didn't find them to my liking here in the foothills until I used them on this steep-angled go-fast PX10LE with a 12-28t 7s freewheel:
The PX10 from at least the late-60's thru early 70's had such chainrings, I usually didn't find them to my liking here in the foothills until I used them on this steep-angled go-fast PX10LE with a 12-28t 7s freewheel:
