In search of Mafac Competition front calipers (preferably w/ cable) to purchase. If one doesn’t turn up, I’d settle for a Racer. Front cable hanger would be cool too!

If trades interest you, I still have various items of possible interest available.

Handle bar I mentioned. A Wild in excellent shape and a direct copy for the 3 speed bars.

Hopefully I hear from this French connection soon, otherwise you’ve got my attention about the Racer. I will say though that through the stream, my surplus is now running thinner, and dare I say maybe a little “less interesting.”

Happy side note: today’s scrounge at the co-op turned up a hanger!

NYC and Surrounding Areas Preferred (but flexible)

(please see post below for pic!)

For Trade:Rare 1984 Eclair Touring Bike - Large Size (i believe 56-58cm crank to top tube , need to remeasure)
Great for a rider over 6ft.

Brazed Tange Mangalloy Frame and Fork-

forged drop outs w/ double eyelets, top tube cable guides, bottom bracket cable guides, 2 pair of brazed-on bottle bosses, shifter bosses on down tube, chain hanger peg, rack mounts and brake cable bridge support , braze-ons in front fork blades for low-mount rack

Rides like a charm, but too big for me..

Shimano Deore Front derailleur, chain wheel, shifters, and pedals are all original and are amazingly smooth. Pedaling on this thing feels like pedaling on a cloud and really allows cadence to
build up nicely with the smoothness of those
cranks and sweet pedals.

Dia-Compe Cantilever Brakes

Brand new New Nitto drop bars (not shown in current pic) and recently tuned up
by a professional bike shop.

The only Flaw on this bike is a slightly bent fork and the fact that the rear derailleur was replaced before I got it and unfortunately does not come with the deore rear derailleur, but shifts like a charm still. I had the bike tuned professionaly by my bike shop after i bent the fork and it rides fine as is, they advised me it will still hold up through much more as is- but the fork can also be replaced of course if you prefer. Right now its just a hair off and causes a slight sway when riding no hands but that's it!

I'm willing to take a loss on this super cool
bike and open to all offers- I want to see it wind up in good hands and being used as it should.

I'm looking for a simple solid vintage mtb , open to 18-20 inch frames - open to trek singletracks, specialized rockhopper/stumpjumpers, gt timberline/karakoram/avalache etc, schwinn high sierra, and more! also open to hybrids, vintage tourers, and tough road bikes

Will consider any offer and would love to answer any questions!! I am away from
home for a couple of days but will also provide proper measurements and a lot more pics once I get home! !

Hope I can find this bike a better home (pic in next post, many more to come)

please see above post for details and info thanks!!!

Getting close people! Started out recently with a mind to put a full Campy group together. There’s not much left that I need to complete it. But I’m still on the hunt for:

BIG PARTS:
SR crankset 170 mm (‘78 to ‘84)
Record 1 bolt post (27 mm)
SL pedals

small parts:
World logo gum hoods
Metal crank arm dust caps

I have both PayPal, and items to potentially trade if interested...

Thanks!

A survivor bike. Complete and all original. I believe the tires are even original, large 63x63.
Partial trade on a hybrid frame or bike in my size. 56. Tucson and surrounding area. I know it’s a long shot.

If you don't mind repo's there are these: Campagnolo world logo brake hood pair gum - Top quality repro - fresh production just arrived!

Thank you!

okay, no seatpost. Are the bars for that Raleigh? A GB random bar in 42 outside measurement perhaps?

Super- duper!

i will hunt for another handle bar box.

I will take a look at my seat posts tonight. Not sure what I have.