WTB Paramount frameset
05-08-19, 08:57 PM
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WTB Paramount frameset
Hey all,
I am in the market for a 24 inch frame paramount. Early 70s, Chrome lugs with original fork. Must have perfect chrome but not perfect paint. This bike will be sent to Waterford to be repainted Campus Green! The frame also must be set up for the campy brake option. I do not want to put long reach center pulls on it or a drop bolt.
If you have something that I might be able to use let me know
JJ
I am in the market for a 24 inch frame paramount. Early 70s, Chrome lugs with original fork. Must have perfect chrome but not perfect paint. This bike will be sent to Waterford to be repainted Campus Green! The frame also must be set up for the campy brake option. I do not want to put long reach center pulls on it or a drop bolt.
If you have something that I might be able to use let me know
JJ
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05-09-19, 10:18 AM
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Here's a '67 on eBay that ends in 3 days. So far the price is reasonable. https://www.ebay.com/itm/33318430219...84.m1436.l2649
As for the Campy brakes, I think that as long as you use regular reach calipers and 700c rims you should be OK.
As for the Campy brakes, I think that as long as you use regular reach calipers and 700c rims you should be OK.
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Here's a '67 on eBay that ends in 3 days. So far the price is reasonable. https://www.ebay.com/itm/33318430219...84.m1436.l2649
As for the Campy brakes, I think that as long as you use regular reach calipers and 700c rims you should be OK.
As for the Campy brakes, I think that as long as you use regular reach calipers and 700c rims you should be OK.
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Here's a '67 on eBay that ends in 3 days. So far the price is reasonable. https://www.ebay.com/itm/33318430219...84.m1436.l2649
As for the Campy brakes, I think that as long as you use regular reach calipers and 700c rims you should be OK.
As for the Campy brakes, I think that as long as you use regular reach calipers and 700c rims you should be OK.
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05-10-19, 11:56 AM
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I've shipped bike for around $55 - $60 thru bike flights, depending on where they went. Figure around $5 - $10 for packing materials and that's $65 - $70... approx. 1/3 of the quoted shipping charge. If the seller wants to go through a bike shop for packing it would total approx. $100+/-.
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I've shipped bike for around $55 - $60 thru bike flights, depending on where they went. Figure around $5 - $10 for packing materials and that's $65 - $70... approx. 1/3 of the quoted shipping charge. If the seller wants to go through a bike shop for packing it would total approx. $100+/-.
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