ISO and For Trade thread parts 2 and 3.
03-26-12, 08:30 PM
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ISO/ WTT: a pair of campagnolo record oil caps/ clips/ covers (the ones that go over the center of the Record hubs.) thanks.
03-26-12, 08:43 PM
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My only complaint is that they tend to act like cork bar tape at times - they don't soak up sweat that much. If you grip them too hard for an extended period of time, you'll feel as if you have a layer of sweat separating you and the grip. Nevertheless, they're far better than a crumbly original set, or the lousy, plastic-based 1970's versions.
Come to think of it, I still have to get a set for my ladies' '51 Sports "C" Tourist. Never got around to finishing that one up.
-Kurt
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03-26-12, 08:49 PM
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In need of mens size 43 or 44 road or mountain bike shoes. Preferably with SPD cleats.
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There has never been a threadless headset with Shimano's name on it.
They refused to pay royalties to the patent holder and have since abandoned the market for contemporary headsets.
Just as well, as headsets become more part of the frameset with just a bearing cartridge to be replaced as needed.
Not to mention there are now a great number of different cartridges to be catalog'd.
They refused to pay royalties to the patent holder and have since abandoned the market for contemporary headsets.
Just as well, as headsets become more part of the frameset with just a bearing cartridge to be replaced as needed.
Not to mention there are now a great number of different cartridges to be catalog'd.
03-27-12, 06:22 PM
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Looking for a black plastic ring for a right side BL-1051 brake lever:
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03-27-12, 10:03 PM
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ISO. Campagnolo Record spindle for a French thread bottom bracket... not sure if there's a difference between French and English as they both have 68mm widths.
HAVE. a lot of Campi odds and ends, and a lot of other things
HAVE. a lot of Campi odds and ends, and a lot of other things
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ISO:
Shimano STI clamp with the rectangular head bolt (I can use a recessed brake nut)....
Bontrager yellow gel bar wrap, more of a marigold, I guess.
Black SLR aero hoods (Exage/RX100/105/600)
Have:
105 Single pivot calipers (1050)
MKS Sylvan quill pedals w/chrome cages and Christophe clips, size M or S (not marked).
Clips have the leather trim on them. I'll never use 'em. Good condition.
Dura Ace Italian BB, Octalink triple. Everyone needs one of those.
Dura Ace triple FD, braze-on
Centaur FD, 31.8 clamp-on
Modern Veloce caliper set
DiaCompe GranComp non-aero levers, new black hoods
odds and ends..... more odds than ends.
Shimano STI clamp with the rectangular head bolt (I can use a recessed brake nut)....
Bontrager yellow gel bar wrap, more of a marigold, I guess.
Black SLR aero hoods (Exage/RX100/105/600)
Have:
105 Single pivot calipers (1050)
MKS Sylvan quill pedals w/chrome cages and Christophe clips, size M or S (not marked).
Clips have the leather trim on them. I'll never use 'em. Good condition.
Dura Ace Italian BB, Octalink triple. Everyone needs one of those.
Dura Ace triple FD, braze-on
Centaur FD, 31.8 clamp-on
Modern Veloce caliper set
DiaCompe GranComp non-aero levers, new black hoods
odds and ends..... more odds than ends.
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03-29-12, 09:15 AM
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ISO of some things to polish up my daily commuter.
- An old bell that works / would look at home on this bike.
- Chrome fenders (or just rear) for the same bike that'll work w/ 700c wheels.
- Lyotard pedal dust cap
- A pair or two of toe straps that are neither leather or nylon. Those woven-looking fabric ones.
- Clamp-on bottle cage, ideally one that might be pliable. Or just the clamps.
Some things I have
Carbolite Fork off an '85 Peugeot HLE 10. Straight, but rough paint in parts.
Huret Rival Front/Rear Derailleurs, and braze-on shifter levers.
These crappy Simplex shifters.
Also have a couple old 36h Maillard hubs, and one of those whinnying textured steel rims by Rigida.
Thanks for any help you can provide!
- An old bell that works / would look at home on this bike.
- Chrome fenders (or just rear) for the same bike that'll work w/ 700c wheels.
- Lyotard pedal dust cap
- A pair or two of toe straps that are neither leather or nylon. Those woven-looking fabric ones.
- Clamp-on bottle cage, ideally one that might be pliable. Or just the clamps.
Some things I have
Carbolite Fork off an '85 Peugeot HLE 10. Straight, but rough paint in parts.
Huret Rival Front/Rear Derailleurs, and braze-on shifter levers.
These crappy Simplex shifters.
Also have a couple old 36h Maillard hubs, and one of those whinnying textured steel rims by Rigida.
Thanks for any help you can provide!
03-29-12, 12:36 PM
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ISO -
54-56cm
1984+ Peugeot frame set or
Concorde frame set
Alan frame set
Cannondale frame set
or anything alike, but i'm mainly looking for a peugeot.
Have -
07 Rocky Mountain RC30
94 GT zaskar
95 GT Aggressor
65 Frejus professional
88 Cannondale R500
84 Peugeot montreal express
Mavic Helium wheelset
3ttt Forma Ergo anatomic drop bars w/ Cinelli 1a stem
& Many more components.
Please PM your offer.
Thank you-
54-56cm
1984+ Peugeot frame set or
Concorde frame set
Alan frame set
Cannondale frame set
or anything alike, but i'm mainly looking for a peugeot.
Have -
07 Rocky Mountain RC30
94 GT zaskar
95 GT Aggressor
65 Frejus professional
88 Cannondale R500
84 Peugeot montreal express
Mavic Helium wheelset
3ttt Forma Ergo anatomic drop bars w/ Cinelli 1a stem
& Many more components.
Please PM your offer.
Thank you-
03-29-12, 04:36 PM
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Contact Peter C. Kohler - he still has some reproduction '50s bullet grips for sale. $25/ea, IIRC. They're quite close to the originals, very comfortable, and quite durable. I have a set on my own '51 Sports "C" Tourist:
My only complaint is that they tend to act like cork bar tape at times - they don't soak up sweat that much. If you grip them too hard for an extended period of time, you'll feel as if you have a layer of sweat separating you and the grip. Nevertheless, they're far better than a crumbly original set, or the lousy, plastic-based 1970's versions.
Come to think of it, I still have to get a set for my ladies' '51 Sports "C" Tourist. Never got around to finishing that one up.
-Kurt
My only complaint is that they tend to act like cork bar tape at times - they don't soak up sweat that much. If you grip them too hard for an extended period of time, you'll feel as if you have a layer of sweat separating you and the grip. Nevertheless, they're far better than a crumbly original set, or the lousy, plastic-based 1970's versions.
Come to think of it, I still have to get a set for my ladies' '51 Sports "C" Tourist. Never got around to finishing that one up.
-Kurt
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03-29-12, 09:36 PM
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ISO
40cm center-to-center, 26.0 clamp drop bars, preferably Nitto Noodle or something of similar geometry
25.8 Dura Ace seatpost, not fluted
Have
Excellent condition Shimano 600 tricolor brake caliper pair (BR-6400) - practically NOS
700x23 Serfas Seca Reflection Flat Protection System tires (pair, built-in reflective strip)
39cm Nitto B115 drop bars (25.4 clamp)
42cm Syntace pursuit bars (26.0 clamp)
40cm silver Dimension bars (25.4 clamp)
100mm Salsa quill stem (26.0 clamp)
Shimano 600 (not tricolor) BL-6403 aero brake levers - hoods in good condition, levers a bit scratched
Random bits - black saddle, plastic toeclips, colored cable crimps, just ask!
40cm center-to-center, 26.0 clamp drop bars, preferably Nitto Noodle or something of similar geometry
25.8 Dura Ace seatpost, not fluted
Have
Excellent condition Shimano 600 tricolor brake caliper pair (BR-6400) - practically NOS
700x23 Serfas Seca Reflection Flat Protection System tires (pair, built-in reflective strip)
39cm Nitto B115 drop bars (25.4 clamp)
42cm Syntace pursuit bars (26.0 clamp)
40cm silver Dimension bars (25.4 clamp)
100mm Salsa quill stem (26.0 clamp)
Shimano 600 (not tricolor) BL-6403 aero brake levers - hoods in good condition, levers a bit scratched
Random bits - black saddle, plastic toeclips, colored cable crimps, just ask!
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iso: campy nr/sr french headset lock nut; campy dt bracket shifters; 42t 144bcd ring.
have: good stuff i'm taking off my mb gr: 144bcd drilled 44t ring, drilled levers, long reach and x-long reach calipers, 65mm 3ttt stem, fiamme stem, cinelli bars, ird 6-speed freewheel. email is good.
have: good stuff i'm taking off my mb gr: 144bcd drilled 44t ring, drilled levers, long reach and x-long reach calipers, 65mm 3ttt stem, fiamme stem, cinelli bars, ird 6-speed freewheel. email is good.
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03-30-12, 07:10 AM
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^^I am looking for a left crank arm that looks just like that, but (sadly) I need a 165 mm one. ISO, not JIS.
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03-30-12, 07:33 AM
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I saw those on C-List, I think it was those? The set I saw were almost identical to the set on my 51 Sports, the only differance was they had the "R" not the "R" over the "I" and they were about 4 dollars for the pair. So why didn't I buy them you ask? The seller is in Taiwan, and I smell a scam. Anyways can you tell me if they have at least the "R" (can't tell from your pic) and how can I contact Peter C. Kohler?
-Kurt
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Which threads are buggered: pedal or extractor?
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ISO -
54-56cm
1984+ Peugeot frame set or
Concorde frame set
Alan frame set
Cannondale frame set
or anything alike, but i'm mainly looking for a peugeot.
Have -
07 Rocky Mountain RC30
94 GT zaskar
95 GT Aggressor
65 Frejus professional
88 Cannondale R500
84 Peugeot montreal express
Mavic Helium wheelset
3ttt Forma Ergo anatomic drop bars w/ Cinelli 1a stem
& Many more components.
Please PM your offer.
Thank you-
54-56cm
1984+ Peugeot frame set or
Concorde frame set
Alan frame set
Cannondale frame set
or anything alike, but i'm mainly looking for a peugeot.
Have -
07 Rocky Mountain RC30
94 GT zaskar
95 GT Aggressor
65 Frejus professional
88 Cannondale R500
84 Peugeot montreal express
Mavic Helium wheelset
3ttt Forma Ergo anatomic drop bars w/ Cinelli 1a stem
& Many more components.
Please PM your offer.
Thank you-
03-30-12, 01:31 PM
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He's not since we don't do that in this thread.
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je irvine, stripped are the outside couple of extractor threads of the drive-side arm where the dust cap likes to call home. haven't exhausted all resouces to save them yet though. thought i'd see if i could pick up a cheap one first either here or on ebay. cheers.
03-30-12, 05:10 PM
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I am in need of something different. I have apair of vintage 87 or 88 Shimano 105 downtube shifters..Braze on..and I have the curved spacers that go against the frame. i need a pair of the flat spacers that will replace it for alloy frames. Anyone have a pair or know of where I can get some.
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03-30-12, 06:35 PM
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ISO:
- [strike]Simplex DT shifters. They'd be going on a '72 PX-10, but they don't need to be period correct, they just need to not look out of place. Retrofriction, Criterium, something along those lines.[/strike]
- Mafac half-hoods in decent shape
- Lyotard 45/65 peals
Have:
- Suntour Cyclone GT RD. Missing the cage stop pin (item 23 on this page), which can be had for a few bucks from this ebay seller.
- Shimano brake levers of some sort
- Single Shimano barcon and downtube cable stop
- Suntour Compe-V front derailleur
- Hecho en Mexico Unicanitor saddle
- [strike]Simplex DT shifters. They'd be going on a '72 PX-10, but they don't need to be period correct, they just need to not look out of place. Retrofriction, Criterium, something along those lines.[/strike]
- Mafac half-hoods in decent shape
- Lyotard 45/65 peals
Have:
- Suntour Cyclone GT RD. Missing the cage stop pin (item 23 on this page), which can be had for a few bucks from this ebay seller.
- Shimano brake levers of some sort
- Single Shimano barcon and downtube cable stop
- Suntour Compe-V front derailleur
- Hecho en Mexico Unicanitor saddle
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