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Old 01-24-13, 09:23 PM
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I'm going to organize my ISO's and current items... It's quite a mess.

I'm building a Univega Super Sepciale into a fixie. I only have the frame, Campagnolo 111mm BB, and a shimano 105 (ugh, I know) headset.

ISO: To get this thing rolling I'm really looking for a Campy Road Crankset (Or track of course), compatible with the 111mm ISO spindle. A double is fine. Also want a Campagnolo Front Caliper, short reach. An older C-Record would be awesome, because that is what the frame had originally, but Athena or up is cool too. Polished aluminum.

Also looking for a Campy 1" threaded headset, anything Athena and up. Would want it to be silver in color/polished.


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Loads.
To start, a BB7 Road disk brake, to be used with road levers.
A Shimano LX RD, not much use. A rear Tektro long-reach caliper.
A black 3t S93 quill stem, 110 reach.
Tektro Aero Levers, black hoods in decent condition. I believe they are the ones off VO.
16T SS sprocket for freehub, I'd love to trade for a track cog
Shimano Deore FD (26.6).
Have a brown Velo Saddle, came off the Civia.
Have a FSA Omega double crankset 175mm, external BB not included.
Also have a Sugino Double Crankset, square taper, rings pressed together

I've got quite a few low-medium quality wheels, one better set is a AlexRims DHI9, came off of a Civia Bryant. The front has a Center-Lock disk rotor, while the rear does not. Some other AlexRims, but they are in the garage and it's freezing out. If interested, I'll get the information. Can include 9 speed HG61 cassette (11-32), or can trade separately.

Please get back to me via PM, want to get this project started as soon as possible.

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Originally Posted by Refresco
I'm going to organize my ISO's and current items... It's quite a mess.

I'm building a Univega Super Sepciale into a fixie.
Don't forget to grind off all the braze-ons and derailleur hanger for that sought-after "clean look."

Sorry, that was mean--I'm sure you wouldn't do that. You wouldn't, would you?
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Originally Posted by jonwvara
Don't forget to grind off all the braze-ons and derailleur hanger for that sought-after "clean look."

Sorry, that was mean--I'm sure you wouldn't do that. You wouldn't, would you?
Oh god no. This whole fixie thing is probably just a phase I might even try to get the C-Record back together for it, one day...

Also I wasn't the one who separated the C-Record (and sold it) from the frame, so I figure this is the best way to get a nice frame without being responsible for separating frame and groupo.

I think somewhere in the Bible it states "One who files off RD hangers and DT bosses on a bicycle with dropouts labeled 'Campagnolo" will be instantly struck down."

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I think somewhere in the Bible it states "One who files of RD hangers and DT bosses on a bicycle with dropouts labeled 'Campagnolo" will be instantly struck down."
Yeah, it's somewhere in Leviticus--I forget the exact verse.
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Originally Posted by jonwvara
Yeah, it's somewhere in Leviticus--I forget the exact verse.
Leviticus 53-12
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Originally Posted by Bianchigirll
Leviticus 53-12
Right after the verse about don't eat steel bikes.

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Oh god no. This whole fixie thing is probably just a phase
My son went through a phase like that.
I checked, and there were laws against shooting him.
I just dealt with it.
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Originally Posted by RobbieTunes

My son went through a phase like that.
I checked, and there were laws against shooting him.
I just dealt with it.
How old was he? Maybe it's just a teenage thing
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Speaking of kids and Leviticus, I have to throw out a link to this Ian Frazier piece:
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/...father/305013/
My kids have been out of the house for a long time now, but this still makes me laugh.
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Originally Posted by jonwvara
Speaking of kids and Leviticus, I have to throw out a link to this Ian Frazier piece:
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/...father/305013/
My kids have been out of the house for a long time now, but this still makes me laugh.
I hear "get the damn repair stand out of the living room" pretty often, even when I'm not sick!
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Originally Posted by Refresco
Oh god no. This whole fixie thing is probably just a phase I might even try to get the C-Record back together for it, one day...
Campy Pista.
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Originally Posted by ThermionicScott
Campy Pista.
If only someone has a Pista crank to trade for some newer yet crappier shimano stuff..
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FREE to a good home: Original Dunlop 28 x 1 1/2 tire (ca 1966)

I had a tire fail on my Raleigh DL-1 Tourist and bought a pair of Schwalbe Delta Cruisers for the bike. That leaves one of the original Dunlop 28 x 1 1/2 tires that I'm not using. If you're interested, PM me.
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Not sure what exists like this, but I am looking for short reach (about 75mm) and drop (about 130mm) bars with a 25.4 or 26.0 clamp, 40cm width for my Pinarello Record. I have an Easton EA70 anatomic set on the bike now, but after riding with compact bars on my carbon bike I realize how much better that geometry fits me.

Prefer anodized black (to match the stem) and Italian would be nice, but obviously not essential. Something that approximates the shape and size of the Easton EC90 SLX3 would be perfect. I can trade for the EA70's, or a Cinelli Vai set, brand new that I bought mistakenly thinking that they would work.
You might look into the Soma Hwy 1 bar. 26.0 clamp, comes in black or silver. I have both, and want to keep them, so this is just a suggestion .
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Originally Posted by Refresco
If only someone has a Pista crank to trade for some newer yet crappier shimano stuff..
I just happen to have a Campy Pista crank in almost new condtion. Just not lookin' to trade it for some newer yet crappier shimano stuff!
Please don't cry, its on my Bickerton Portable.





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I just happen to have a Campy Pista crank in almost new condtion. Just not lookin' to trade it for some newer yet crappier shimano stuff!
But... but it's newer!

Do you have a current ISO list?

Edit: Oh, so not only do you tempt me with a Pista crank... you don't tell me that it's installed until and edit 10 minutes later... Thanks!

Nice bike though

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Originally Posted by ilikebikes
I just happen to have a Campy Pista crank in almost new condtion. Just not lookin' to trade it for some newer yet crappier shimano stuff!
Please don't cry, its on my Bickerton Portable.





Oh man, that is awesome.
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If only someone has a Pista crank to trade for some newer yet crappier shimano stuff..
If this a bike you're going to ride a bunch I really recommend going with a newer crank. I road super might and campy record and TA and all the rest of it for years, the suginos were too flimsy, the campys scared my because of stress risers and the amount of torque I put in. The TA's cracked. Now I use an ultegra octalink. It looks great and it's super stiff and give me confidence. I say use what you got for the fixed gear and you won't have to be concerned about locking it up and being a theft magnet.
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Oh man, that is awesome.
Thanks dude!
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Originally Posted by cyclotoine
If this a bike you're going to ride a bunch I really recommend going with a newer crank. I road super might and campy record and TA and all the rest of it for years, the suginos were too flimsy, the campys scared my because of stress risers and the amount of torque I put in. The TA's cracked. Now I use an ultegra octalink. It looks great and it's super stiff and give me confidence. I say use what you got for the fixed gear and you won't have to be concerned about locking it up and being a theft magnet.
I hear you... I just feel like it's a sin to put shimano on a bike that originally had super record. Also, I'm 130 lbs with scrawny legs so I probably won't break anything

I do have access to a Sugino Super Maxi... but you said they were really flimsy?
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looking for some campagnolo dropouts the 1010 or the 1010a would be preffered

might have some things to trade or maybe just money
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^^ Uh oh, should I be the one to say it?
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^^ Uh oh, should I be the one to say it?
No, I'll say it: if you don't want this thread to be shut down forever, NEVER, I repeat, NEVER mention:
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in exchange for items wanted or unwanted. This is a trading thread only.
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looking for some campagnolo dropouts the 1010 or the 1010a would be preffered
Bicycle Classics has the 1010/A and 1010/B... they say they sometimes have the 1010 if no one comes up with any.
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