ISO and for trade thread part 5
10-09-20, 01:20 PM
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Originally Posted by kross57
Like these?
Kinda silly, many have never seen them on Pmounnts but they were used on them plenty.
10-09-20, 01:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Unca_Sam
I'm not the definitive expert on this, but I think Suntour's only indexing was Accushift, which will need the specially spaced freewheels and cassettes for 'perfect' indexing. They had 6 and 7 speed indexed thumbies for ATB's, but without that idiomatic spacing, you're probably only going to get mediocre indexed shifting.
Second Edit:
You said Suntour, and I automatically assumed you wanted to stick with them. Unless you're using an Accushift cluster, there's no need to stick with them. It's probable that modern "el-cheapo" will accomplish the task just as well as a 6 speed-era Shimano indexed thumbie (if such a thing was made).
Second Edit:
You said Suntour, and I automatically assumed you wanted to stick with them. Unless you're using an Accushift cluster, there's no need to stick with them. It's probable that modern "el-cheapo" will accomplish the task just as well as a 6 speed-era Shimano indexed thumbie (if such a thing was made).
Originally Posted by dweenk
^^^^^ What Unca Sam said. If the bike has standard spaced cogs, Sram or Shimano indexing thumbies should work. Specially spaced cogs will be an endless frustration for her unless she has the compatible shifters.
I don't see any reference to Accushift on the downtube shifters, and the rear mech has no decals, only a "SUNTOUR" stamped on the front. Rear mech is also the open style, short cage that you can pull the chain out of with out opening the chain. Cluster is the impossible to wear out, 14-32 square edged cogs inscibed with "Suntour, Perfect,(in Italics) Made in Japan".
I think this means it is NOT Accushift. I can post photos if there is any question. Would be delighted to not have to put another derailluer and cluster on the back if "el cheapos" or even some nice old "non accushift" Shimanos will work.
THANKS and I will watch for response.
Cheers!
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10-09-20, 01:43 PM
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Originally Posted by merziac
Yessir, those are it.
Kinda silly, many have never seen them on Pmounnts but they were used on them plenty.
Kinda silly, many have never seen them on Pmounnts but they were used on them plenty.
10-09-20, 01:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Nubra
Hey Unca and dweenk,
I don't see any reference to Accushift on the downtube shifters, and the rear mech has no decals, only a "SUNTOUR" stamped on the front. Rear mech is also the open style, short cage that you can pull the chain out of with out opening the chain. Cluster is the impossible to wear out, 14-32 square edged cogs inscibed with "Suntour, Perfect,(in Italics) Made in Japan".
I think this means it is NOT Accushift. I can post photos if there is any question. Would be delighted to not have to put another derailluer and cluster on the back if "el cheapos" or even some nice old "non accushift" Shimanos will work.
THANKS and I will watch for response.
Cheers!
I don't see any reference to Accushift on the downtube shifters, and the rear mech has no decals, only a "SUNTOUR" stamped on the front. Rear mech is also the open style, short cage that you can pull the chain out of with out opening the chain. Cluster is the impossible to wear out, 14-32 square edged cogs inscibed with "Suntour, Perfect,(in Italics) Made in Japan".
I think this means it is NOT Accushift. I can post photos if there is any question. Would be delighted to not have to put another derailluer and cluster on the back if "el cheapos" or even some nice old "non accushift" Shimanos will work.
THANKS and I will watch for response.
Cheers!
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10-09-20, 03:12 PM
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Originally Posted by merziac
Yessir, those are it.
Kinda silly, many have never seen them on Pmounnts but they were used on them plenty.
Kinda silly, many have never seen them on Pmounnts but they were used on them plenty.
10-09-20, 03:33 PM
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26.6 seat post
I need a seat post for a 1980s Nishiki Olympic 12. My guess is 26.6 based on Sheldon and a quick measure with old calipers. rider quality is fine.
my good calipers are hiding. If you have seen them, tell them to come home and I will give them a better battery and put them in their case.
I have some random stuff for trade, or will purchase. Let me know what ya need and maybe we can both win.
my good calipers are hiding. If you have seen them, tell them to come home and I will give them a better battery and put them in their case.
I have some random stuff for trade, or will purchase. Let me know what ya need and maybe we can both win.
10-09-20, 04:51 PM
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Originally Posted by top506
ISO a pair of Shimano three hole toe clips.RX100, 105, 600, plastic, metal, whatever. User grade, size large.
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10-09-20, 06:07 PM
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I am looking for some Gold Anodized Galli front and rear derailers, anyone have any that they want to part with?
Thanks, Ben
this one or later...FD needs to be a clamp-on type. Thanks
I am looking for some Gold Anodized Galli front and rear derailers, anyone have any that they want to part with?
Thanks, Ben
this one or later...FD needs to be a clamp-on type. Thanks
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10-09-20, 08:39 PM
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Thanks, Dave, but I've sourced a pair.
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10-09-20, 09:19 PM
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ISO Mavic aero clip on bars
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10-09-20, 11:36 PM
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Originally Posted by top506
Thanks, Dave, but I've sourced a pair.
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10-10-20, 06:39 AM
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Originally Posted by mountaindave
Somebody out there must need a pair of pre-tri-color 600 pedals with toe clips - I’ve been trying to give them away for years!
I'm not sure what I have to offer in trade, what are you looking for?
10-10-20, 07:28 AM
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Originally Posted by mountaindave
Somebody out there must need a pair of pre-tri-color 600 pedals with toe clips - I’ve been trying to give them away for years!
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10-10-20, 08:25 AM
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Originally Posted by mountaindave
Somebody out there must need a pair of pre-tri-color 600 pedals with toe clips - I’ve been trying to give them away for years!
now that I’ve found a seat post those pedals might work out well on my 83 Nishiki Olympic build if they still need a home.
10-10-20, 08:45 AM
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Originally Posted by Swampthing
hmmm
now that I’ve found a seat post those pedals might work out well on my 83 Nishiki Olympic build if they still need a home.
now that I’ve found a seat post those pedals might work out well on my 83 Nishiki Olympic build if they still need a home.
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10-10-20, 08:47 AM
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Posting on behalf of another BF'er over in this thread: https://www.bikeforums.net/classic-v...-problems.html
They could use a proper Stronglight P3 or V4 headset for a PX10 build that's otherwise proper.
I have a stack of P3/V4/S5 parts. After digging, I'm a P3 top nut and Stronglight crown race away from having enough to donate OP a complete P3 headset. Don't suppose anyone can pitch in so we can help OP get a proper headset on their PX10?
They could use a proper Stronglight P3 or V4 headset for a PX10 build that's otherwise proper.
I have a stack of P3/V4/S5 parts. After digging, I'm a P3 top nut and Stronglight crown race away from having enough to donate OP a complete P3 headset. Don't suppose anyone can pitch in so we can help OP get a proper headset on their PX10?
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ISO DT Power Shifters
Have for trade pretty nice Stem shifter Power Shifters. Nice clicking action on the right. Smooth on the left.
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10-11-20, 03:33 PM
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Originally Posted by JohnDThompson
How many do you need?
10-11-20, 03:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Classtime
Have for trade pretty nice Stem shifter Power Shifters. Nice clicking action on the right. Smooth on the left.
10-11-20, 04:50 PM
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Originally Posted by merziac
I have some of the earlier ones with the 4 or 5 grooves that don't use covers, let me know and I'll dig them out.
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10-11-20, 05:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Classtime
like these? That would be great. Some have a black plastic side cover. I doubt it makes a difference. All silver is cooler. They will be shifting a VGT (3rd Style) on my 73 GS.
I'll do some digging.
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I have some NOS orphan P3 parts, I think. I'll dig them out tomorrow and get back to you.
Originally Posted by francophile
Posting on behalf of another BF'er over in this thread: https://www.bikeforums.net/classic-v...-problems.html
They could use a proper Stronglight P3 or V4 headset for a PX10 build that's otherwise proper.
I have a stack of P3/V4/S5 parts. After digging, I'm a P3 top nut and Stronglight crown race away from having enough to donate OP a complete P3 headset. Don't suppose anyone can pitch in so we can help OP get a proper headset on their PX10?
They could use a proper Stronglight P3 or V4 headset for a PX10 build that's otherwise proper.
I have a stack of P3/V4/S5 parts. After digging, I'm a P3 top nut and Stronglight crown race away from having enough to donate OP a complete P3 headset. Don't suppose anyone can pitch in so we can help OP get a proper headset on their PX10?
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10-12-20, 01:08 PM
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10-14-20, 12:08 PM
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Originally Posted by USAZorro
I don't think that the Super Course was fitted with Cyclones until the model was made with forged Sun Tour dropouts and it came in either red or gold (no chrome). That model did appear in the 1977 catalogue, but I don't think that's what you have.
The preceding year's catalog lists the Huret Challenger as the derailleur that was equipped.
This said, I wouldn't blame you for wanting a Cyclone. They are a great derailleur - just not original to your bicycle.
Thanks to Mark Bulgier, and our own Kurt Kaminer for the catalog scans.
1976 Catalogue link
1977 Catalogue link
The preceding year's catalog lists the Huret Challenger as the derailleur that was equipped.
This said, I wouldn't blame you for wanting a Cyclone. They are a great derailleur - just not original to your bicycle.
Thanks to Mark Bulgier, and our own Kurt Kaminer for the catalog scans.
1976 Catalogue link
1977 Catalogue link
10-14-20, 12:27 PM
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ISO one dust cap for a Lyotard 460 pedal, in decent condition. I've quite a lot of trade bait.
