ISO and For Trade thread parts 2 and 3.
09-21-13, 06:07 PM
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09-21-13, 06:17 PM
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I'm gonna hold out a little while. The bike is completely original, except the one crank arm.
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09-22-13, 08:36 AM
What??? Only 2 wheels?
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Um, I do need something that I had thought I had but don't and so need it. I need one of those little AFA pump umbrellas or similar. Otherwise the Bertin had better not ever get a flat when I'm miles from home.
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09-22-13, 08:51 AM
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I'm looking for some North Road handlebars.
I have handlebars in just about every other style, one of which I can offer in trade.
Not looking for high-value handlebars, and I may not have any for exchange, either, but then again, I may.
I have handlebars in just about every other style, one of which I can offer in trade.
Not looking for high-value handlebars, and I may not have any for exchange, either, but then again, I may.
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09-22-13, 08:53 AM
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Tom, I think I have a decent steel set.
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Jeez, couldn't you have replied sooner? 
I'll contact you. Thanks.
I'll contact you. Thanks.
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09-22-13, 09:00 AM
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^2 minute response?? That's got to be some kind of record!
09-22-13, 09:37 AM
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I can help you out with that. PM your address, I'll send it to you.
09-22-13, 09:50 AM
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Do I already have your address here somewhere? I should, right? Better sent in anyway, though.
JV
Later edit: Darn, how fast do you have to be around here to give something away? If anyone else needs one of those pump umbrellas, let me know.
JV
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09-22-13, 12:42 PM
What??? Only 2 wheels?
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Top, your karma quota has already been exceeded!
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09-22-13, 01:23 PM
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I need one of these brake adjusters for Dia-Compe side pulls. This particular brake is a 500, but I wouldn't be surprised if they used the same adjuster on all their side pull brakes back in that era--mid-80s I guess? I have various small trade goods if you've got the adjuster.
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WANTED: Raleigh DL-1 (Tourist) bottom bracket spindle. The real long one (142mm, I think). I've got various stuff kicking around for trade, if you like -- just ask me. Thanks!
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Hi Tim,
Thanks, but I'm all set--brian3069 is sending me one. You don't need one of those little AFA pump umbrellas, though, do you? I've got one (see preceding few posts.)
Thanks, but I'm all set--brian3069 is sending me one. You don't need one of those little AFA pump umbrellas, though, do you? I've got one (see preceding few posts.)
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09-22-13, 04:16 PM
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Trying to put my Funny Bike back together. Pinarello Prologo
parts needed.
Italian BB
Campangnolo crank set 175+
Campagnolo headset
Saddle. Selle italia Storika "preferred", interested in other options(period correct)
Maybe I have something to trade? What ya looking for?
parts needed.
Italian BB
Campangnolo crank set 175+
Campagnolo headset
Saddle. Selle italia Storika "preferred", interested in other options(period correct)
Maybe I have something to trade? What ya looking for?
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ISO: Araya 27x1 1/4 alloy 40 spoke rear wheel w/6 (but obviously can adapt on that part to take what I can get). Would take a wheelset, if I had to, but just looking for rear.
For trade: I don't have a ton, but have some stuff of good worth, including some pretty good d/rdr combos. Other things to of course, and could discuss options if someone out there has the wheel.
For trade: I don't have a ton, but have some stuff of good worth, including some pretty good d/rdr combos. Other things to of course, and could discuss options if someone out there has the wheel.
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Time for my semi-annual plea:
Desperately seeking nylon washer/internal nipple combination for Wolber Profil A rims.
thanks,
Marty
Desperately seeking nylon washer/internal nipple combination for Wolber Profil A rims.
thanks,
Marty
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09-23-13, 02:31 PM
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For trade: NOS, in box, Suntour XC rollercam brakes. I got these for a project, but my needs have changed. I'm looking for either a set of Tektro ergo brake levers (RL340), Suntour barcons, or a decent 6 speed rear derailer (Suntour XC, Shimano Deore), or a combination of any of those things. Happy to provide pics on request.
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Have: Black Brooks b17 with copper rivets and copper rails and a Honey Brooks Professional with copper rivets and rails. Both are like new.
Want: A 1950s or 1950s looking springer saddle (the more springs the better) in great shape. Rebuilt/reconditioned OK but must be professionally done.
GONE! Traded away!
Want: A 1950s or 1950s looking springer saddle (the more springs the better) in great shape. Rebuilt/reconditioned OK but must be professionally done.
GONE! Traded away!
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09-23-13, 05:01 PM
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Have: ITM stem, 110 mm; 26.0 clamp, dark metallic gray with a few nicks.
ISO: 90 mm stem with 26.0 clamp. Silver is fine.
ISO: 90 mm stem with 26.0 clamp. Silver is fine.
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Trying to avoid buying two pairs of fenders to get the needed sizes for this. So I'm hoping someone has a couple orphans...
ISO:
1 black 26" SKS (or similar) fender, to fit a 32mm tire.
1 black 700c SKS (or similar) fender, for a 32 - 35mm tire.
Have:
A handful of odds and ends.
ISO:
1 black 26" SKS (or similar) fender, to fit a 32mm tire.
1 black 700c SKS (or similar) fender, for a 32 - 35mm tire.
Have:
A handful of odds and ends.