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@Prowler - I will take the Campagnolo Lit. PM me.
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Suntour pro compe and Regina extra for cost of shipping
Regina needs repair. Gets stuck after a quarter spin..
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Regina needs repair. Gets stuck after a quarter spin..
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Pm sent ref above two freewheels
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Another saved from the dump
TAKEN: Avocet saddle grabbed from a BSO headed for the grinder. Not a great saddle but may just suit your needs. Should fit a USPS medium Priority box = $15.50 for domestic addresses.
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Another "saved from the dump" for someone. Salvaged off a bike heading for the knackers. Each folding basket is 13" x 8" by 9" deep. Mounting clips included for securing to a rear rack. All steel and just right for a grocery getter or that look you used to love. Fits in a USPS Priority Mail medium FR box-2 side load. So CONUS shipping is probably $15.50 plus taxes. Fully functional with only a couple of mild rusty patches. Free. CONUS only. (TAKEN. They're gone)
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CLAIMED I've had this Suntour Blue Line front derailleur languishing in my garage since January. I didn't have any takers when I tried to sell it, maybe someone will feel more compelled here; otherwise, it's gonna get trashed.
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I think I may have been the last person on earth using SPD-R type pedals, but maybe somebody here would still have a use for these 7701 and 6600 pedals? They're a bit rough on the outside but springs and bearings are still going strong. Free shipped within the US.
For those who aren't familiar, SPD-R cleats only work on shoes with a special in-line 2 bolt mounting pattern - they are not compatible with the common 2-bolt MTB type shoe or with 3-bolt road shoes. I mention that as a warning just in case anyone is tempted to take these just to try them out: if you don't already have the shoes to match, don't bother. Cleats are relatively easy to find and seem to last forever, but compatible shoes are long since out of production and scarce. They do show up on Ebay from time to time if you know what you're looking for, but if you're not already committed to this old system I promise it's not worth your time.
For those who aren't familiar, SPD-R cleats only work on shoes with a special in-line 2 bolt mounting pattern - they are not compatible with the common 2-bolt MTB type shoe or with 3-bolt road shoes. I mention that as a warning just in case anyone is tempted to take these just to try them out: if you don't already have the shoes to match, don't bother. Cleats are relatively easy to find and seem to last forever, but compatible shoes are long since out of production and scarce. They do show up on Ebay from time to time if you know what you're looking for, but if you're not already committed to this old system I promise it's not worth your time.
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UPDATE: Parts claimed.
Shimano Exage Sport parts. Just cost of shipping.
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How can anyone lose on that deal...
Best, Ben
Best, Ben
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To clarify.....great deal....I am not in the market, Best, Ben
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Not So Vintage, but Free for cost of shipping: 3 disc brake calipers: a Tektro Aries cable-op, a Shimano Deore hyrdaulic and a Hayes IH2 cable-op. All fit in one box and weigh about 1.3lbs
Take 'em away!
Take 'em away!
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PENDING DEAL
Two Mavic tubular rims.
Two Mavic tubular rims.
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fettsvenska Sent PM.
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Stem Wedge?
Gone.
Your's for postage.
Your's for postage.
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Any idea why we have two "pay it forward" threads? The other is here. No need to respond if this has been hashed out already and I'm the only person who is unaware of the reasons for the duality.
At any rate, along with a few boxes of French parts I received recently, I also got a four-page Huret brochure describing how to install and set up several of their derailleurs (700, Svelto, Luxe, and Allvit, each page in French, English, and German). I ironed it to reduce some of the creases and scanned it. The result is here. The original is a bit more cheery, having been printed on a rose-colored paper. Unfortunately, my scanner software dumped core ("crapped out" for those not in the Unix/Linux world) when I tried to scan it in color.
I'm not really a Francophile and am not a document collector at all. I'm happy to pass along the original to anyone interested in such stuff. If you want it (and you live in the USofA, where I can mail letters cheaply), drop me an email (skip.montanaro@gmail.com) with your street address and I'll send it along.
At any rate, along with a few boxes of French parts I received recently, I also got a four-page Huret brochure describing how to install and set up several of their derailleurs (700, Svelto, Luxe, and Allvit, each page in French, English, and German). I ironed it to reduce some of the creases and scanned it. The result is here. The original is a bit more cheery, having been printed on a rose-colored paper. Unfortunately, my scanner software dumped core ("crapped out" for those not in the Unix/Linux world) when I tried to scan it in color.
I'm not really a Francophile and am not a document collector at all. I'm happy to pass along the original to anyone interested in such stuff. If you want it (and you live in the USofA, where I can mail letters cheaply), drop me an email (skip.montanaro@gmail.com) with your street address and I'll send it along.