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Old 12-20-22, 01:11 PM
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Anybody have a bucket of hub oil hole spring covers?

Back in the day, at the shop I worked at, those things would go flying off straight to some inaccessible place where bearings and beer caps go to die.

we would grab a jar with a hole in the lid big enough to shake one out and continue on with the day.

I see one and two available on line, but a buddy is working on a hub project and needs quantity.

wondering if any of you happen to have a vat of spring clip hub oil hole cover thingies

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nothing but balloon tired single speeds to ride.
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Campagnolo or Sturmey?
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Originally Posted by Robvolz
Back in the day, at the shop I worked at, those things would go flying off straight to some inaccessible place where bearings and beer caps go to die.

we would grab a jar with a hole in the lid big enough to shake one out and continue on with the day.

I see one and two available on line, but a buddy is working on a hub project and needs quantity.

wondering if any of you happen to have a vat of spring clip hub oil hole cover thingies

robert
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Yeah I've got a pile of them, how many ya need? All NOS but some have some rust from improper storage. $10 each for those $20 for the perfect ones. Pics on request.
PM me if interested.

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Maybe a hundred?

price is more than ebay
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Campagnolo or Sturmey?
Or Bayliss-Wiley or British Hub...

Was that a pm?
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Or Bayliss-Wiley or British Hub...

Was that a pm?
FB or Siamt?

It goes on and on and ....
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Originally Posted by Robvolz
price is more than ebay
Yeah I'm like a black hole, bike parts go in my basement never to emerge. My prices are set to "don't really want to sell but I will if you're desperate enough". Glad to hear they're available on ebay, and glad to hear I won't have to sell any. I immediately had seller's remorse after posting those asking prices!

EDIT: what search terms are you using on ebay? The only "old Record" clips I could find are these, which are $26 each with shipping, more than my asking.
Of course I somehow assumed (without asking, oops) you wanted the old Record style (commonly called Nuovo Record since they came with the NR gruppo). That's what I have. It seems "new Record" clips are more abundant on the 'bay, good if that's what you're looking for, but they look wrong on an old Record hub.

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Originally Posted by iab
FB or Siamt?

It goes on and on and ....
Yeah, I need one for a Lyotard pedal! Try finding that! I was thinking I'd just buy a Campy one and anneal/grind/file/curl the ends if I got too desperate.

Or leave it as-is and see how many people notice.
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Well, I definitely have a bucket.
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Originally Posted by nlerner
Well, I definitely have a bucket.
I'll have to invite myself over again
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I'd like a good bucket but don't need the oil clips.
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Originally Posted by clubman
I'd like a good bucket but don't need the oil clips.
Somehow I have a bunch of buckets, but no oil clips to put in them. Where did things go so wrong?
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Some have a bucket, some want one. Should we start a bucket list? Maybe a sticky?
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A bucket is not on my bucket list. I already have one.
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Oh, Bucket. Tastelessly Tossing Up This Clip...


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We should start a new BOC game.

It'd be confusing.
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Originally Posted by bulgie
Yeah I'm like a black hole, bike parts go in my basement never to emerge. My prices are set to "don't really want to sell but I will if you're desperate enough". Glad to hear they're available on ebay, and glad to hear I won't have to sell any. I immediately had seller's remorse after posting those asking prices!


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We should start a new BÖC game.
I'll start.

Excellent holiday music!
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How the heck does someone end up with 100 rear hubs sans clips?
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My friend has recreated the 1965 Cinelli design made by campy.

cool design. The fronts and tears are interchangeable.




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Jim Merz is always up to something.

Did he tell you the story that starts at Tulio's wake?
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So Merz is looking for a bucket? I’m confused.
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I grew up poor and my dad never had a bucket. He did have a Folger's can though.

Sometimes I wonder if he would be disappointed that I only have a jar.
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this sounds like a potential 3D printing project, if one could stand them being made from plastic.
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