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Old 03-24-21, 10:46 PM
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Wes, How the hello do you find all this stuff?

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Can't help it Covid maketh me bored!

Also I check every day for tool deals as I need some tools. Unfortunately shipping is psycho with the border closed so I have to be very careful what I want, though I did see and buy a Brooks Pro for $90 shipped to me for my son, a carved B17 my winter bike for $45 Canadian and a Exero Lite wheelset for $50 with new tires thrown in locally so there still are deals to be had.....
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Originally Posted by machinist42

Really? I've read of issues with the forks and BB's of the early builds. How many failed at what you call the "crimping?" Unless thoroughly annealed, doesn't every bike with downtube shifter braze-ons have a stress point increasing the probability of failure there?

This one is the 2,169th. Mine is the 2,161st. As far as I know Teledyne produced fewer than 2500. I've read most issues were resolved by the end of the production run. Mine doesn't have a crack. This one doesn't appear to be cracked. However, the price is high. They can be had for much less, no doubt because baseless rumours swirl about them.

They are a cool and different bike.
My dad had serial #734 that fractured at the seat post binder bolt. This was fairly common as well as at the bottom bracket from what I understand. I have serial # 552 that is a 58 cm that I have for sale. It's got no cracks or fractures.
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1996 Trek 930 - $40 (Aberdeen, SD)

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Seller doesn't give much information. I'm guessing it's a Competition MKII judging from the TA Specialites triple-arm cranks and clamp-on shifters but I could be wrong. One can barely make out the remnants of the Reynolds 531 decal on the fork. Wish I could buy it, but it's way too tall for me.
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Here's a weird one. Never heard of the brand but it looks like junk and I doubt they had cotterless cranks in 60's so either it's 70's/80's or someone changed the cranks. Posting because of the front shifter. I thought these were from the way-back days?

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Tahquitz ten speed bicycle - $60 (kalispell)

Vintage ten speed bicycle with features as shown. John Deere green and rebranded as Tahquitz. Unusual gear shifter placement as shown. Bicycle most likely from the early sixties. Fresh cables/housings/tires/handlebar wrap. Decent bicycle for getting around town or ???.



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Originally Posted by WGB
I doubt they had cotterless cranks in 60's so either it's 70's/80's or someone changed the cranks.
Although one-piece cranks don't use cotter pins, "cotterless" normally describes modern, three piece, square taper cranksets.
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Early Continental. Seat cluster and fork blades/crown.
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Originally Posted by thumpism
Early Continental. Seat cluster and fork blades/crown.
Yep, quite early one with some upgrades (like RD), it's an "Ashtabula" crankset, appears to have chainrings in the very common 3-pin BCD, but I am way unfamiliar with this vintage Schwinn!
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Way too nice a frame for those parts.

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Colnago Master 53cm - $1,300 (Needham)

Mid 90s Colnago Master. 53cm with Tange Superlight crimped steel tubing. 8speed Campagnolo Avanti groupset. There are two areas of imperfections and both are in pictures. There is a scratch on the seat tube in the blue paint and also some scratches along the top tube. Otherwise, the frame is in beautiful condition - the chrome lugs, fork, and chainstays shine bright as new. The bar tape is new - I wrapped it myself after removing the yellow/blue camo that was on it before. The bike is just a bit on the small side for me.
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Originally Posted by thumpism
Early Continental. Seat cluster and fork blades/crown.
1960 or 1961 Schwinn Varsity. the Conti never came with that flat blade fork. The conti went from the knuckle crown fork on the uprights to a tubular fork with partial or full chrome for the dropped bar versions. Repainted the weird green paint. Typing from the middle of the great corn desert, that isn't John Deere green. Restored could be worth $750+ but that could cost even more. The first year of the Varsity with dropped bars was an 8 speed. 4 gears on the freewheel.
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Originally Posted by philpeugeot
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Seller doesn't give much information. I'm guessing it's a Competition MKII judging from the TA Specialites triple-arm cranks and clamp-on shifters but I could be wrong. One can barely make out the remnants of the Reynolds 531 decal on the fork. Wish I could buy it, but it's way too tall for me.
I wonder why they covered the Raleigh decals wit KMEL ones? Hmmmmm
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I thought it looked familiar!
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Originally Posted by 2cam16
I wonder why they covered the Raleigh decals wit KMEL ones? Hmmmmm
Maybe a repaint?
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Originally Posted by rickpaulos
1960 or 1961 Schwinn Varsity. the Conti never came with that flat blade fork.
I bought a Continental new in about '71 and I'd swear it had the flat fork blades, but whatever. I've also forgotten a lot of other, more important stuff since then.
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Fixie Road Bike Frame Austro Daimler Frame - $30

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Nice frame, AD Olympian. Yet another bike that's way too large for me.
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This eBay auction for SunTour Superbe brakes caught my eye because it comes with NOS hoods. I already have a set (on my Griffon) so I won't be bidding...

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Probably long gone but was posted two hrs ago.

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Boxes of free bike parts in 4300 S block alley between Nicollet and Blaisdell.
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Dang. That needs to happen near here.

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Probably long gone but was posted two hrs ago.

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Boxes of free bike parts in 4300 S block alley between Nicollet and Blaisdell.
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Originally Posted by WGB
Probably long gone but was posted two hrs ago.

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Free bike parts (Minneapolis)

Boxes of free bike parts in 4300 S block alley between Nicollet and Blaisdell.
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Dang. That needs to happen near here.
Seatposts, aero tri-bars, cranks, and tires...oh my!!!!!
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This is interesting though you have to review all that's been done. Think seller means 700c but could be 26's. Would've been better to go to cantilevers before painting and owner did cheap out on the brakes chosen anyway. Lots of room on that rear for a larger cluster. I think I see $200, especially in the covid pricing world

Utility Road Bike - $225

https://tippecanoe.craigslist.org/bi...297343730.html

This is a 60 cm road bike with a light-weight steel frame that was painted by the motorcycle shop in Battle Ground. The wheels are handmade by Virtuous Cycles and the tires are Schwalbe Marathons. This frame initially held 27 in wheels, but I switched to 26 in to give wider tires as this bike was used to ride to work and daily tasks. There are lots of braze-ons (some were added by John Cherry) to help make this a great utility bike. The drive train consists of Shimano bar end shifters and Shimano derailleurs. The rear cassette is a Shimano 8 speed HG51 (I think it is 11-28T) with an Origin 8 bottom bracket and 50-34T cog set.





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Originally Posted by WGB
This is interesting though you have to review all that's been done. Think seller means 700c but could be 26's. Would've been better to go to cantilevers before painting and owner did cheap out on the brakes chosen anyway. Lots of room on that rear for a larger cluster. I think I see $200, especially in the covid pricing world

Utility Road Bike - $225

https://tippecanoe.craigslist.org/bi...297343730.html

This is a 60 cm road bike with a light-weight steel frame that was painted by the motorcycle shop in Battle Ground. The wheels are handmade by Virtuous Cycles and the tires are Schwalbe Marathons. This frame initially held 27 in wheels, but I switched to 26 in to give wider tires as this bike was used to ride to work and daily tasks. There are lots of braze-ons (some were added by John Cherry) to help make this a great utility bike. The drive train consists of Shimano bar end shifters and Shimano derailleurs. The rear cassette is a Shimano 8 speed HG51 (I think it is 11-28T) with an Origin 8 bottom bracket and 50-34T cog set.





your first image show "37x590" on the sidewall of the rear tire. So this was converted to the old 26" size.
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Originally Posted by Unca_Sam
your first image show "37x590" on the sidewall of the rear tire. So this was converted to the old 26" size.
590 = 650A, per St Sheldon (link)
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Univega Via Carisma - $100 (Otsego/Albertville, MN)


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