ISO and for trade thread part 5
11-09-19, 06:41 PM
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I think there was a third version of the Accushift plus barcons which I've never seen.
11-09-19, 07:46 PM
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Guess I need to tear these down and see if I can see what's going on. But I'll never use them ... so will probably just sell cheap instead.
11-09-19, 09:42 PM
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The shifter set had the same spring in both left and right shifters, but they were installed in each separate shifter in opposite directions. The ratcheting wheels were the same and the clamping washers were both the same. The only difference was the orientation of the spring in the levers (which was designed in the down tube set to be a universal lever) The bar cons worked the same way, they just attached differently via the bolt through. The biggest problem with finding parts for these systems is the washers and spacers for the hold down on the shift levers.
As for the straight bar levers they were a different animal and had a two position setting, as they were a second generation lever. They had friction and six speed indexing and were specific to Suntour freewheel spacing. I may have a set around but it will be either NOS or removal from a working system which would hurt my monetary feelings. Smiles, MH
As for the straight bar levers they were a different animal and had a two position setting, as they were a second generation lever. They had friction and six speed indexing and were specific to Suntour freewheel spacing. I may have a set around but it will be either NOS or removal from a working system which would hurt my monetary feelings. Smiles, MH
11-09-19, 09:50 PM
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took can be posted, let's see. @dweenk Is this what you are looking for?
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11-09-19, 09:54 PM
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francophile,
If yer gonna sell em shoot me an e-mail I have folks here in Bloomington who love them. Smiles, MH
If yer gonna sell em shoot me an e-mail I have folks here in Bloomington who love them. Smiles, MH
11-10-19, 03:21 PM
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I went looking for MKS/Specialized pedal dustcaps and certain Shimano or Weinmann brake levers (no dice) but found a pair of SunTour friction thumbies. Hoping the pic I
took can be posted, let's see. @dweenk Is this what you are looking for?
took can be posted, let's see. @dweenk Is this what you are looking for?
11-10-19, 03:50 PM
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ISO 26mm Campagnolo cassette lockring. Apparently they only made these from 1997-1998 or something. I just finished building a rear wheel, added the rim tape, installed a brand new tire, slipped on a brand new 9-speed cassette, and only then discovered that I didn't have the right size lockring. 
If anyone can help me out, I'd be very appreciative. A local shop has a new one but they want $40. I'm hoping to avoid that, but I'd be happy to give a nice part in return in trade.
If anyone can help me out, I'd be very appreciative. A local shop has a new one but they want $40. I'm hoping to avoid that, but I'd be happy to give a nice part in return in trade.
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ISO: 50cm Trek Y-Foil frame/fork. Not for me.
ISO: Campagnolo Record compact crankset, 8sp or 9sp, 170mm arms or smaller.
ISO: Racing T RD 8sp.
For Trade: 56cm Trek Y-Foil frame/fork.
For some/all of the following:
-9sp DA 7700 GS (med cage) RD
-Rolf Vector Pro wheelset (tubular OK, blue would be amazing)
-zero-setback polished seat post (at least not black) 27.2
-DA 7800/7850/7900 downtube shifters.
-28/32 Velocity A23 rimset.
-Black Campy calipers
-Soma Hwy One in 40cm
ISO: Campagnolo Record compact crankset, 8sp or 9sp, 170mm arms or smaller.
ISO: Racing T RD 8sp.
For Trade: 56cm Trek Y-Foil frame/fork.
For some/all of the following:
-9sp DA 7700 GS (med cage) RD
-Rolf Vector Pro wheelset (tubular OK, blue would be amazing)
-zero-setback polished seat post (at least not black) 27.2
-DA 7800/7850/7900 downtube shifters.
-28/32 Velocity A23 rimset.
-Black Campy calipers
-Soma Hwy One in 40cm
11-11-19, 04:31 PM
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Thanks for the various replies. Wasn't aware plain old MKS caps were still available. I'll just grab a pair of them.
11-13-19, 09:31 AM
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I *think* I have a Veloce 8s long cage which accomplishes the same thing with a bit less bling. Are you specifically looking for the one labeled Racing Triple? Started repainting my shop so I can't guarantee how long it will take to find the box it is in.
11-13-19, 05:03 PM
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But thanks a million. Maybe you can sell it at Brazen....if you find it. You really need a Y-Foil.
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ISO: Matching 650c/700c tubulars.
I need one of each.
They will likely not see 100 more miles once mounted, but they can't be phugly.
Blackwalls preferred.
I need one of each.
They will likely not see 100 more miles once mounted, but they can't be phugly.
Blackwalls preferred.
11-13-19, 07:14 PM
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ISO: 3ttt stem 70-90mm...26.0 clamp...old logo
I noticed cracking on underside of mine.
FOUND ONE.
I noticed cracking on underside of mine.
FOUND ONE.
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11-14-19, 07:17 AM
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It’s gonna be a long search Rob. No such thing as 8 or 9 speed Campy compact. They didn’t come along until 10 speed era and AFAIK, only in carbon fiber in a square taper. You’ll need a triple or another brand to go smaller than a 39. I used FSA compact with 10 speed.
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11-14-19, 11:23 AM
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It’s gonna be a long search Rob. No such thing as 8 or 9 speed Campy compact. They didn’t come along until 10 speed era and AFAIK, only in carbon fiber in a square taper. You’ll need a triple or another brand to go smaller than a 39. I used FSA compact with 10 speed.
11-14-19, 04:43 PM
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ISO: A junk Italian threaded bottom bracket shell. I only need good threads on one side. So, if that Italian threaded frame is heading to the dumpster and you feel like going at it with a hacksaw, think of me.
11-14-19, 09:08 PM
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ISO/WTB Sugino Super Maxy TA clone crank arms 170, 172, 175, maybe 180, need both arms. TIA 
https://www.bikeforums.net/attachmen...1&d=1312732428
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11-14-19, 09:17 PM
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ISO/WTB Sugino Super Maxy TA clone crank arms 170, 172, 175, maybe 180, need both arms. TIA
https://www.bikeforums.net/attachmen...1&d=1312732428
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11-14-19, 09:18 PM
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11-15-19, 12:33 AM
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Misc Cogs for Trade
Not too sure what I have here but maybe someone has a need? 3 different types. First one has 2 connected cog pieces and have a big K and smaller S on it. One is 19-25 tooth and gold color and second piece with K S is 14-17. Super light. Second item is a 27 tooth cog
and has different center? Last item has 2 cogs? Thx
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11-15-19, 10:30 AM
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ISO: Mavic Module E 700C 36h (need just a single, but will consider a pair)
ISO: Mavic MA2 pair 700c 36h
ISO: H Plus Son TB14 700c 36h pair (prefer silver but will consider other finishes)
Have to trade:
A bunch of classic 700c 36h tubular rims:
Mavic GP4, GL330
Wolber/Super Champion Arc en ciel (both polished and matte silver)
Mavic Sport/Normandy HF tubular wheel set (from a Gitane Interclub)
Suntour Bar End Shifters (early ratcheting type) with cables, down tube clip
Early 70's Aztec Lugged Peugeot U08 (24.5" ctt) blue complete bike (why not?)
Thanks!
ISO: Mavic MA2 pair 700c 36h
ISO: H Plus Son TB14 700c 36h pair (prefer silver but will consider other finishes)
Have to trade:
A bunch of classic 700c 36h tubular rims:
Mavic GP4, GL330
Wolber/Super Champion Arc en ciel (both polished and matte silver)
Mavic Sport/Normandy HF tubular wheel set (from a Gitane Interclub)
Suntour Bar End Shifters (early ratcheting type) with cables, down tube clip
Early 70's Aztec Lugged Peugeot U08 (24.5" ctt) blue complete bike (why not?)
Thanks!
11-15-19, 06:59 PM
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You mind tossing in the old pulleys too? At least one looks to have some life left in it.
11-15-19, 07:44 PM
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Thanks!
11-16-19, 02:33 AM
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ISO 27 mm seat post and binder bolt for Centurion Ironman I am building for my daughter. I don't have much to trade as far as seat posts go but do have a pair of Exage brakes , a new 14-28 7 speed Sunrace freewheel & some assorted chain rings someone might need. I can also do Paypal