ISO and for trade thread part 5
08-14-23, 12:16 PM
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I think the SR stem is closer to 22 mm diameter and is a likely candidate for you. A bonus is they were also made in a taller version IIRC. Just checked and more like 22.1.
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08-14-23, 01:24 PM
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SR stems in general?
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08-14-23, 01:34 PM
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Not sure, but I think I may have read that. I have a couple SR dirt drop style stems that I have mounted. One is on a Canadian manufacturer Peugeot UO 14 and it fit fine. I think the wedge bolt mounting made the diameter a bit less critical. Those were also made in perhaps 50, and 60 mm dirt drop style with longer insertion posts.
08-15-23, 03:08 PM
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I can use some 144BCD chainrings (52/42 or 52/41). They will go on a Galli crank (a badge engineered Stronglight 106), so Galli branded would be preferred, but any high quality rings would be fine. I do have a 42T Campy SR ring, so technically, I can just get away with a 52T ring. I have stuff to trade: derailleurs, hubs, pedals, brake levers or calipers, wheels (mostly tubular, or hubs unlaced from same). If you have some chainrings I might use and you see something you might use you think would be a useful trade, let me know.
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08-15-23, 03:36 PM
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Cool black Miche pedals ^^^^^
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I can use some 144BCD chainrings (52/42 or 52/41). They will go on a Galli crank (a badge engineered Stronglight 106), so Galli branded would be preferred, but any high quality rings would be fine. I do have a 42T Campy SR ring, so technically, I can just get away with a 52T ring. I have stuff to trade: derailleurs, hubs, pedals, brake levers or calipers, wheels (mostly tubular, or hubs unlaced from same). If you have some chainrings I might use and you see something you might use you think would be a useful trade, let me know.
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08-16-23, 03:58 AM
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[QUOTE=VintageSteelEU;22977779]One of my most prized tools, TA and Stronglight crank puller. Other than Suntour freewheel adjusting wrench 
I think someone makes them on the other side of the Pond/QUOTE]
Steintool out of Prescott, AZ makes both TA and Stronglight compatible crank pullers, and many other great tools for a very reasonable price.
I think someone makes them on the other side of the Pond/QUOTE]Steintool out of Prescott, AZ makes both TA and Stronglight compatible crank pullers, and many other great tools for a very reasonable price.
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08-16-23, 04:32 AM
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[QUOTE=gugie;22986038]
I have one which has TA thread on one side and SL on the other. Nicely machined, though I wish they marked it which side is which 
Thanks for the link, they do have some good stuff there!
One of my most prized tools, TA and Stronglight crank puller. Other than Suntour freewheel adjusting wrench I think someone makes them on the other side of the Pond/QUOTE]
Steintool out of Prescott, AZ makes both TA and Stronglight compatible crank pullers, and many other great tools for a very reasonable price.
I think someone makes them on the other side of the Pond/QUOTE]Steintool out of Prescott, AZ makes both TA and Stronglight compatible crank pullers, and many other great tools for a very reasonable price.
Thanks for the link, they do have some good stuff there!
08-16-23, 02:30 PM
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Right side spindle for 4" Raleigh Block pedal
Rebuildable Raleigh block pedal
During the cleaning and rebuilding process on the Raleigh Superbe I got this winter, I noted that the right side pedal spindle was bent, because the end of the pedal traced a small circle as I unscrewed it, rather than rotating on the spindle axis. I've checked both of my local co-ops, and they didn't have any in the bins. Online prices are anywhere from 1/3 to 3/4 the price of the bike itself for pedals nicer than I would want to use for parts. Does anyone have a less presentable set of the rebuildable style pedals I can use for a spindle? I have other pedal sets I can trade, or I can procure some of the nicer (still patinaed) Lyotard pedals I found languishing in a box of cottered cranks for a spindle that will work.
08-16-23, 04:44 PM
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^ Nice photography, Unca_Sam. Raleigh meets Rothko meets Magritte.
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08-17-23, 08:17 AM
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^ Nice photography, Unca_Sam. Raleigh meets Rothko meets Magritte.
08-17-23, 10:04 AM
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08-21-23, 07:12 AM
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I can use some 144BCD chainrings (52/42 or 52/41). They will go on a Galli crank (a badge engineered Stronglight 106), so Galli branded would be preferred, but any high quality rings would be fine. I do have a 42T Campy SR ring, so technically, I can just get away with a 52T ring. I have stuff to trade: derailleurs, hubs, pedals, brake levers or calipers, wheels (mostly tubular, or hubs unlaced from same). If you have some chainrings I might use and you see something you might use you think would be a useful trade, let me know.
If are still looking, I have a NOS specialized ring in VGC. I can dig it out and let you know the tooth count.
08-21-23, 10:25 AM
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Next time I'm in Seattle I'll definitely check them out - thanks for the tip! Also ISO: Ultegra or DA 8-speed rear hub in decent shape.
08-21-23, 12:57 PM
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Rebuildable Raleigh block pedal
During the cleaning and rebuilding process on the Raleigh Superbe I got this winter, I noted that the right side pedal spindle was bent, because the end of the pedal traced a small circle as I unscrewed it, rather than rotating on the spindle axis. I've checked both of my local co-ops, and they didn't have any in the bins. Online prices are anywhere from 1/3 to 3/4 the price of the bike itself for pedals nicer than I would want to use for parts. Does anyone have a less presentable set of the rebuildable style pedals I can use for a spindle? I have other pedal sets I can trade, or I can procure some of the nicer (still patinaed) Lyotard pedals I found languishing in a box of cottered cranks for a spindle that will work.
PM me if you're still in need.
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08-21-23, 01:24 PM
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and by "set" you want F&R pairs, correct?
But any additional hardware or just complete (4) brake arms?
08-21-23, 01:35 PM
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Edited: I thought I said it in the body of the post, but didn't see it in the quote so I wrote this one. Now I see that I gave the block length in the subject
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08-21-23, 07:12 PM
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That said the basic Shimanos I have are fine until I find the right replacements. Thanks for the inquiry.
08-22-23, 04:01 AM
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I have something off of a late 80’s Bianchi in 52/42. Will need a good polish though. PM your email so I can send pics if you’re interested. Warning: black ano chain rings.
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