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They will depart the midwest tomorrow to start a new adventure.

frantik

ISO Dura Ace 7400 hubset 36h freewheel or freehub (with cassette preferred). Please shoot me a PM if you've got a complete set or either front or rear

IrishBrewer

ISO a detent spring for a SRAM MRX grip shifter (3x7). Was fixing a bike up for someone who apparently tried to fix something themselves and when I went to look at it, the spring was just gone. The one missing was for the RD but since the FD was also jacked up, I totally took that off for the time being and I grabbed the one from the left shifter and they are the same so it worked. So now, the rear shifts fine but the front is non functional without the spring. I haven't found anywhere that sells this obscure part for one of these so I know it's a long shot but if anyone has one lying around or a broken shifter that it could be harvested from. Not sure if the same part is used on different speeds but possible.

Thanks!

icepick_trotsky 

I have a pair you can just have, if you want. I'll get some pics, but I believe they are Sun rims.

BluesDaddy

New shifter for 7.99 at Art's Cyclery
SRAM MRX Front Shifter

IrishBrewer

Thanks for the reply.

Yes, I know that they're cheap but in this case I'm not really willing to shell out that much to get it fixed. This is a bike I had running perfectly and in a couple of weeks the owner had trashed it pretty badly and I've already had to spend more on it than I wanted to just to get it mostly functional. If you could buy just the detent springs, I might consider it but I'm also inclined to just leave the FD off because the owner rode it with the chain rubing so badly for an extended period of time that there was a big gouge in the cage. It left such a big notch in the cage that I couldn't put it back on for fear it the chain would catch on it and cause more problems.

brian3069

Is this the part you're looking for?

IrishBrewer

Yes, exactly!

Rotten

For Trade -
SOLD - Suntour Power Thumb Shifters pair, could use a clean and polish but they function perfectly. Pic below.

Cassettes -
Shimano XT CS M771 10spd 11-32
Shimano XT CS M771 10spd 11-34
These casettes are practically new though a little dirty. I bought them new when I was experimenting with my first 1x setup. I would estimate that each one has less than 20 miles in it

Front derailleurs -
Claris FD-2400 8 speed double 31.8 - new no box
2-Altus FD-M190A 3x7/8 34.9 clamp 66-69deg - new no box
Deore FD-M590 34.9 clamp with 31.8 shim installed - used but in excellent condition

ISO -
9spd 11-34 cassette - I'd actually like to get my hands on 2 of these in NM or excellent condition.
Tiagra FD for triple bottom pull or
Sora FD for triple bottom pull
3x9 road brifters Shimano or Microshift. Will add $ for these.

PM please.

Junkboyjude

cool beans, i have been looking for this !!

I am restoring my 1975 California Masi. Its all italian i had read i thought that Italian thread was interchangeable with something else, but i guess not.

JohnDThompson 

An English thread headset on an Italian thread steer tube will work, but is considered a "class B fit" as there will be some re-forming of the thread profile. If you use an aluminum headset, this will occur exclusively on the aluminum parts, and you will have converted your English thread headset to Italian. With a steel headset, both the headset and the steer tube will be somewhat re-formed. It's not generally a problem at least for the life of the headset.

Junkboyjude

okay thats what i read. thanks, i have been able to stay with the correct threads, i was looking at replacing the headset for suspected bearing problems or a worn cup but it was all okay. cleaned, polished, repacked. one more step down to putting her back on the road. !!
Thanks Jude A

jcb3

Anyone looking for a nice front fork? Yours for shipping. >>>>>>gifted to @r0ckh0und -- use in good health!<<<<<<<<

From a 1985 Trek 620 - Bought it on CL for the components, frame was broken (don't know much other than it looked like it was crushed mid way on the down tube - didn't seem like a typical front end collision) - fork looks in good shape (after I got the stem out).

Had 700c wheels - although the catalog says 27" Likely from a 21" frame (I have the head tube)

26.5 crown race, 6 1/4 steerer tube

Joe

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Falcon3

ISO shiny dual pivot brakeset. I'm throwing a 6600 gruppo on an Ironman and I want some dual pivots to match. I can never get single pivots tuned.

Have: lots. Single pivot 105 and 600 brakes. 600 groupset. Other fun stuff.

Rotten

I'm very interested in the fork but am at work and cant make any comparison measurements until this evening.


Can you measure the rake and let me know what it is and I'll get back to you this evening.

jmeb

Unless it's bent (doesn't look like it) Fork offset for that year should be 52mm: https://vintage-trek.com/images/trek/85TrekTouring.pdf

Rotten

Thank you.

jcb3

The fork turned freely in the headtube - without any headset binding

Rotten

Your fork is about an inch to short for my project so I'll have to pass on it.

frantik

iso long cage shimano 600 RD.. 6207 or 6208 ok, prefer 6207

Falcon3

WTT my Shimano Deore MT62 front derailleur for your Deore MT60 front. Trying to put together a matching set. Could also trade a MT62 front and rear for your MT60 front and rear

tyler_fred

Long Shot request:

Looking for a Schwinn fork with full sloping crown to fit 25" (63.5cm) frameset. These were used on 1987-1989 higher end Schwinn bikes: Circuits, Super Sports, Tempos.

Looks like this
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nashvillebill

Searching for a sleeve nut for a Cyclone rear hub cartridge bearing. Sunshine/Sansin used these, as did Suzue and some early Surly hubs I believe. 10 mm thread, 12mm bearing diameter (for a 6001 bearing).

ecnewell 

ISO: Deore 32 or 36 hole front hub. Ideally XT M730, but alternatives acceptable.

Have: Deore XT M730 28 hole front hub. Recently repacked, excellent shape.

JohnDThompson 

This looks pretty much like the Tange-124 aftermarket replacement fork, except the 124 was chrome plated. These might still be available.