gridplan

I no longer own any of the following:

First generation Super Record rear derailleur (Patent 74):


Campy first generation brakes:


Simplex Tour de France water bottle cage:


Ottusi-modified Brooks saddle:

gridplan

Hey! That looks familiar!

Drillium Dude 

There's some great stuff here already - love it all!

I figured we'd see a Campy alloy freewheel or two, and I have to agree: they're great to hold in your hand and spin them so that they clack-clack-clack. I used my 6-speed for awhile but my 7-speed is unused.

Keep 'em coming; I'll have a few more here and there

DD

cudak888 

Hey, thanks for reminding me - I have a spare one that I need to list in the Sales forum!

-Kurt

Drillium Dude 

Somec pantographed Campy Mexico crankarms:



Look closely - almost looks as though the design was done with a miniature chisel:



DD

cudak888 

Looks like an attempt at a woodgrain effect.

-Kurt

IthaDan 

I have two pairs of these! Theyve been sitting my garage for years. I'd never seen them anywhere else. One pair just landed on the 1984 trek 610 (with heliomatic hub) I bought today. The other sits. I've never seen another pair in black, I've only seen white and yellow. Seems these were the ATB version, there's an 85 performance catalog scan floating around on the webs I found tonight whilst googling.

Cool. Well, I guess I just posted something in this thread.

Edit: link to blog post with scan. https://bbandbbq.blogspot.com/2011/02...nd-pedals.html

ftwelder

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rootboy 

I can't compete with some of this great stuff, but;
NOS Record levers, repro hoods


Campy 4 hole front. Not really rare.


My Regina stash

rootboy 

Circa '72 Record levers. Original hoods.

Snydermann

I'll see your spoke discs and Flickstand and raise you a NOS Flickstand in the box.



I loved these things back in the day and my friends and I always had them on our bikes. You'd be surprised how many people would ask "what's that" and point to the stand. We'd joke and call them our emergency brakes. That always made for some interesting looks.

What is kind of cool in the photo is the inventory sticker dated 9/27/90 with the price of $6.95. They must have made these for a while because I know I purchased one around 1981.

Snydermann

I actually think these levers are kind of ugly and I just don't buy into the whole carbon fiber thing anyway, but they are rare and I needed them for a restoration. I've read the Sugino 75 group was issued around 1987 for the 75th anniversary of Sugino. They must have made the parts for about a week because they are incredibly difficult to find. The levers all suffer from loss of the lettering and the clearcoat gets hammered looking if you actually use them. They must have some historic significance as early carbon fiber though.

echo

I suppose this would be my Jewell. Brooks professional, pre-softened with copper trimmings, it moves from bike to bike with me.

23skidoo

My Phil CHP pedals, the only set I've ever seen in life.

Otis

Looks like an attempt to create stress risers.

Otis

I think you're going to be saying that a lot in future.

ScottRyder 

Here are two of my favorite all time gems, fresh from Khatful's Polishing Emporium, a Superbe fluted seat post and a Nitto Crystem. I now have 4 Crystems!



Scott

iab

Always like Gran Sport hubs

iab

For rare, Frejus branded pedals and wing nuts.

iab

I'll see your single, and double it.

owenmyers

I love this thread, i wish my components were as nice!

60's J.Moyne 4 speed freewheel, rare i guess.

Henry III

How bout a ovalized drilled long cage Nuovo Record cages? lol.

marley mission

i friggin love this thread

rootboy 

Talk about a beautiful type face. That is something.

LeicaLad 

I totally agree about that Simplex typeface. Fabulous.

Here is a bit of Art Deco for bikes:



And my nos pair of Phil Wood pedals. I just can't bring myself to actually use them! (One of the hazards of especially cool old parts. . . sigh.)