ISO and for trade thread part 5
10-17-20, 06:49 PM
#3226
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ISO Shimano SLR brake hoods (white)
Hard to find Shimano SLR white break hoods. The left one is deteriorating.
10-19-20, 09:55 AM
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10-19-20, 11:46 AM
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PM me, here is a recent pic, I have more
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10-19-20, 12:22 PM
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Edit: Nevermind that. Exage levers have a little 'ear' down by the pivot. The levers in the post strongly resemble 105 levers. Specifically BL-1051 with white hoods.
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10-19-20, 12:27 PM
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I can confirm that it will. The levers look to be Exage levers, SLR is "Shimano Linear Response". I had good hoods on some scraped up Exage levers where the plastic shrouds had cracked, so I found a pair of these with a single truly awful hood, but pristine levers and plastic bits, and made the swap.
10-19-20, 12:29 PM
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I that case I Might have one (or even 2) but will need time to search a couple spots Thanks for this info and @danarello PM me if you want/need Exage hood(s)
10-19-20, 08:21 PM
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ISO: XTR FC-M952 chainrings. At least just the outer which seems to be in worst shape. I am also interested in anyone who might know a good source for new ones.
10-19-20, 09:42 PM
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Looking for a front Mono planer....anyone have an orphan they want to part with?
Any spares? PM please
Best, Ben
Looking for a front Mono planer....anyone have an orphan they want to part with?
Any spares? PM please
Best, Ben
10-20-20, 11:24 AM
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Longshot here, but ... Need a decent MTB/ATB wheelset, nothing super fancy, daily rider quality. You know, the kind of wheels you'd find at a garage sale for a Hamilton or Jackson note.
.(ALL GOOD NOW, THANKS EVERYONE!)
I found a MTB curbside. Frame was AL so I jumped on it. Donated several pairs of suitable wheels to SOPO co-op last year with two dozen frames from carcasses to complete, so I'm kicking myself for not having the parts on-hand, but the co-op needed all that more than me.
I can trade, can give cash if local. If you're willing to pack, I can email a label to ship in exchange for the packed box weight and dimensions. If you're local, I have at least two dozen 27" and 700c wheelsets to trade, mild to wild in value.
Post-rinse pre-wash pics for reference. Nothing fancy, but once I ditch the little steel bits it should be a pretty light ride perfect for our nearby granite-chunk-heavy trails.
.(ALL GOOD NOW, THANKS EVERYONE!)
- 26" (559mm) alloy rims, laced to alloy hubs, 100/135 OLD for front/rear, pre-laced is ideal
- "Would prefer": Rims straight, QR'd hubs, cassette- or freewheel-ready, and spokes structurally sound
- "Don't care": Doesn't need to have tires, tubes, nor do I need them cleaned, freshly packed, trued, tensioned, I'll do all the work.
I found a MTB curbside. Frame was AL so I jumped on it. Donated several pairs of suitable wheels to SOPO co-op last year with two dozen frames from carcasses to complete, so I'm kicking myself for not having the parts on-hand, but the co-op needed all that more than me.
I can trade, can give cash if local. If you're willing to pack, I can email a label to ship in exchange for the packed box weight and dimensions. If you're local, I have at least two dozen 27" and 700c wheelsets to trade, mild to wild in value.
Post-rinse pre-wash pics for reference. Nothing fancy, but once I ditch the little steel bits it should be a pretty light ride perfect for our nearby granite-chunk-heavy trails.
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10-20-20, 11:39 AM
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^ if you don't find anything local and are willing to ship from 80301 I'm sure I can dig up a set of 559 wheels....
10-20-20, 01:07 PM
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I just ran down a free functional parts bike curbtender shared earlier. Haven't heard back. Been listed for a month so I suspect it's a dead end.
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10-20-20, 02:43 PM
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@francophile, 559 is the actual measurement, and it's an unambiguous way of saying MTB size (26") tires. There are other 26" sizes:
Schwinn S6 = 597mm
650a = 590mm aka 26x1-3/8"
650b = 584mm aka 27.5 which is a stupid designation
650c = 571mm
This is not even an exhaustive list. If you are not confused yet, you are not normal.
Schwinn S6 = 597mm
650a = 590mm aka 26x1-3/8"
650b = 584mm aka 27.5 which is a stupid designation
650c = 571mm
This is not even an exhaustive list. If you are not confused yet, you are not normal.
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10-20-20, 02:57 PM
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I am looking for some Campy bearing retainers for headsets. Condition is not a problem and bearing surface is not either. I will be refurbishing them for a few headsets. I have plenty of stuff to trade, and even a few dead green presidents if needed. Thanks in Advance smiles, MH
10-20-20, 03:29 PM
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10-20-20, 09:42 PM
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I'll be honest, I've never fully understood the difference between 559 and 26". I probably have been mistakenly assuming ' 26" ' was a generic term to describe a range of wheels that fit all xTB generally, all within a few mm of each other (edit: Ok, I get it now. 559 is the standard rim size, 26" is roughly what the tire measured out at after inflation. Learn something new every day...)
I just ran down a free functional parts bike curbtender shared earlier. Haven't heard back. Been listed for a month so I suspect it's a dead end.
I just ran down a free functional parts bike curbtender shared earlier. Haven't heard back. Been listed for a month so I suspect it's a dead end.
10-21-20, 07:25 AM
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I'll edit in a sec, but to answer your Q it's running an Acera 7spd group now, which may or may not stay. I have a park TS-2 and a dishing gauge, I can handle mild tweaks as long as the base wheels are solid.
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10-23-20, 10:51 AM
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Couldn't remember what I had in my area at work but knew I had a Schwinn badge there. Finally made it in, this is what I've got. doesn't match but it's yours for free, if it'll help somehow.
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10-23-20, 05:03 PM
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Death fork? Naaaah!!
Thanks for the thought, but I'll leave that to someone restoring a Panasonic-made Voyager or LeTour.
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You know it's going to be a good day when the stem and seatpost come right out.
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You know it's going to be a good day when the stem and seatpost come right out.
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10-23-20, 05:04 PM
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I'll take the lot. PM coming.
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10-23-20, 05:06 PM
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Death fork? Naaaah!!
I finally got to part of the stack of parts on the work bench. The following items are in search of a new home. Campy shift parts, Shimano shift bosses three or four different styles, and some small bits like cable end caps for levers, and band clamp. Cost of shipping and first come first served.
If not claimed by the end of the week these are going to the recycling center. PM Me, MH
If not claimed by the end of the week these are going to the recycling center. PM Me, MH
I'll take the lot. PM coming.
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10-24-20, 11:30 AM
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LAST CHANCE ...FREE SHOES : CORRECTION ON SIZING
If anyone can use them great I will send them off just for the cost of shipping them, if not they will go to the G.W.
I may have pedals for these but will need to check.
The Black ones read 48 and have "no" straps...show very little use.
The Silver ones read 49(?) and are used.
Please see the pics and respond "only" with a PM.
Best, Ben
I might have some pedals for these and if I find them they'll go too.
sliver 49 Black 48
If anyone can use them great I will send them off just for the cost of shipping them, if not they will go to the G.W.
I may have pedals for these but will need to check.
The Black ones read 48 and have "no" straps...show very little use.
The Silver ones read 49(?) and are used.
Please see the pics and respond "only" with a PM.
Best, Ben
I might have some pedals for these and if I find them they'll go too.
sliver 49 Black 48
Last edited by xiaoman1; 10-24-20 at 02:09 PM. Reason: WRONG SIZING INFORMATION
10-25-20, 07:21 PM
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I have 8 speed Acera hubs from around that time, and some single wall Ritchey Vantage hoops if you want to build your own. Will trade for a decent saddle or 1" road stem.
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