ISO and for trade thread part 5
03-08-21, 06:39 PM
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I greatly appreciate the offer but gotta hold out for another. Going on a Phil hub and I just don't want to put myself in a bind. Thank you though.
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03-09-21, 08:54 AM
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They are 12.0 outside and 7.1 inside and 3.0 thick. If you PM me your postal address I'll tape them to a bit of card and stuff it in a letter-envelope.
The promise is this: You keep an eye out for a Campy left-side Triomphe crank, 170mm; I have a project for which that is the last missing piece.
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03-09-21, 10:18 AM
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I knew I had some 3mm sheet, and I knew I had one of those cranksets, and I know I have a lathe, so I took a spacer out of the crankset and measured it and did a bit of metalwork and you can have these for a promise:
They are 12.0 outside and 7.1 inside and 3.0 thick. If you PM me your postal address I'll tape them to a bit of card and stuff it in a letter-envelope.
The promise is this: You keep an eye out for a Campy left-side Triomphe crank, 170mm; I have a project for which that is the last missing piece.
They are 12.0 outside and 7.1 inside and 3.0 thick. If you PM me your postal address I'll tape them to a bit of card and stuff it in a letter-envelope.
The promise is this: You keep an eye out for a Campy left-side Triomphe crank, 170mm; I have a project for which that is the last missing piece.
03-09-21, 02:55 PM
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I knew I had some 3mm sheet, and I knew I had one of those cranksets, and I know I have a lathe, so I took a spacer out of the crankset and measured it and did a bit of metalwork and you can have these for a promise:
They are 12.0 outside and 7.1 inside and 3.0 thick. If you PM me your postal address I'll tape them to a bit of card and stuff it in a letter-envelope.
The promise is this: You keep an eye out for a Campy left-side Triomphe crank, 170mm; I have a project for which that is the last missing piece.
They are 12.0 outside and 7.1 inside and 3.0 thick. If you PM me your postal address I'll tape them to a bit of card and stuff it in a letter-envelope.
The promise is this: You keep an eye out for a Campy left-side Triomphe crank, 170mm; I have a project for which that is the last missing piece.
03-09-21, 04:00 PM
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Looking for a 1989/1990 Trek 970 or 950 frame in the 22" size - something with about a 58cm top tube.
Would prefer just the frame or frame/fork. Paint condition does not matter as long as there are no dents or cracks.
Something similar to this:
Would prefer just the frame or frame/fork. Paint condition does not matter as long as there are no dents or cracks.
Something similar to this:
03-09-21, 09:20 PM
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I knew I had some 3mm sheet, and I knew I had one of those cranksets, and I know I have a lathe, so I took a spacer out of the crankset and measured it and did a bit of metalwork and you can have these for a promise:
They are 12.0 outside and 7.1 inside and 3.0 thick. If you PM me your postal address I'll tape them to a bit of card and stuff it in a letter-envelope.
The promise is this: You keep an eye out for a Campy left-side Triomphe crank, 170mm; I have a project for which that is the last missing piece.
They are 12.0 outside and 7.1 inside and 3.0 thick. If you PM me your postal address I'll tape them to a bit of card and stuff it in a letter-envelope.
The promise is this: You keep an eye out for a Campy left-side Triomphe crank, 170mm; I have a project for which that is the last missing piece.
03-10-21, 07:49 AM
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65-40 wanted, have 64-40s
I have several Cinelli 64-40's, which have been my go to bar. I would like to try 65-40 bar. Lookiing for a trade.
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03-10-21, 10:04 AM
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03-10-21, 12:43 PM
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03-10-21, 12:58 PM
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03-10-21, 01:10 PM
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WTB VO GC stem, VG+, 100mm +/-
03-10-21, 06:25 PM
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03-10-21, 07:05 PM
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03-13-21, 11:42 AM
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ISO decent Vetta TT Tri Shock saddle
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03-13-21, 04:45 PM
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Just got a set off eBay for $48 from the UK, plus $10 to ship it here (Florida). Not cheap but reasonable.
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03-14-21, 12:05 PM
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My recent trade offers have not exactly set the forum on fire, they are oddball for sure, so not surprising.
So this time I'm braking with that process and breaking this into 2 parts (and will hold off with any further puns, too)!
Part 1: Disc Brake Grab Bag, 3 used units (I got as part of a package deal to get the 105 rim brake that I wanted) I have near-zero experience with disc calipers (on a bike) and cannot vouch for these so consider them to be possibly "parts donors", if they have more use then you score! a Hayes IH2 (?) cable unit with extra broken bit; a Tektro Aries cable unit; a Shimano Deore BR-M6100 hydraulic-fluid unit.
What you see is what you get and the "price" is FREE for cost of shipping.
Part 2: I NEED a cable clamp piece and the bolt to complete the 105, by my parts bin research it looks like there are MANY Shimano calipers that could donate these small bits, but this caliper is a BR-5700 (for the record); screwdriver tip points to what's missing. This could be the perfect chance for one of you guys that owes me a small part to come thru! I would also welcome the cable adjuster (blue tape holding the plastic nubbin) but I think I do have one of those in the bin, so not a must-have.
So this time I'm braking with that process and breaking this into 2 parts (and will hold off with any further puns, too)!
Part 1: Disc Brake Grab Bag, 3 used units (I got as part of a package deal to get the 105 rim brake that I wanted) I have near-zero experience with disc calipers (on a bike) and cannot vouch for these so consider them to be possibly "parts donors", if they have more use then you score! a Hayes IH2 (?) cable unit with extra broken bit; a Tektro Aries cable unit; a Shimano Deore BR-M6100 hydraulic-fluid unit.
What you see is what you get and the "price" is FREE for cost of shipping.
Part 2: I NEED a cable clamp piece and the bolt to complete the 105, by my parts bin research it looks like there are MANY Shimano calipers that could donate these small bits, but this caliper is a BR-5700 (for the record); screwdriver tip points to what's missing. This could be the perfect chance for one of you guys that owes me a small part to come thru! I would also welcome the cable adjuster (blue tape holding the plastic nubbin) but I think I do have one of those in the bin, so not a must-have.
03-14-21, 02:45 PM
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SEARCHING FOR:
Low stack headset in the 30 to 33.5 mm range. Needs 26.4 crown race and English or Italian threads.
Bearing surfaces important. Cosmetics sure, but not as much.
Campy Pista? Gran Sport? Shimano 1050, 1055, 6400? Dura Ace 7600?
Trek cut the fork on my TX500 so short, they didn't leave me with many options. Now my build project is stalled out.
Let me know what you come up with!
I HAVE:
Material for potential trades. And Paypal.
Low stack headset in the 30 to 33.5 mm range. Needs 26.4 crown race and English or Italian threads.
Bearing surfaces important. Cosmetics sure, but not as much.
Campy Pista? Gran Sport? Shimano 1050, 1055, 6400? Dura Ace 7600?
Trek cut the fork on my TX500 so short, they didn't leave me with many options. Now my build project is stalled out.
Let me know what you come up with!
I HAVE:
Material for potential trades. And Paypal.
