Big Drop 31 Brand New Freewheels FAST FREE SHIPPING
06-07-23, 09:43 AM
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Big Drop 31 Brand New Freewheels FAST FREE SHIPPING
SALE CANCELED $550
I’ve had a couple of friendly requests (plus one unpleasant complaint) to drop multiple parts in one listing. The price works out to less than $20 per freewheel and that includes shipping, too. This is a one-price-takes-all offer. I will not break it up. Details are listed under each photo.
Sachs Aris (SRAM) made in France 7s 13-21t (4 boxes) 6s 13-24t (3 boxes)
Maillard 700 Multiple - box contains 23 loose cogs 15-24t & 3 spacers - nothing else. (1 box)
Sunrace 7s 13-28t (2 boxes) 7s 13-24t (1 wrapped) 7s 13-30t (2 boxes) 6s 14-28t (1 box)
Suntour Pro-Compe Maeda 5 s 14-21t (1 loose)
Nashbar 7 s 13-24t (9 boxes) 6 s 14-24t (6 boxes) 6 s 14-28 t (1 box)
I’ve had a couple of friendly requests (plus one unpleasant complaint) to drop multiple parts in one listing. The price works out to less than $20 per freewheel and that includes shipping, too. This is a one-price-takes-all offer. I will not break it up. Details are listed under each photo.
Sachs Aris (SRAM) made in France 7s 13-21t (4 boxes) 6s 13-24t (3 boxes)
Maillard 700 Multiple - box contains 23 loose cogs 15-24t & 3 spacers - nothing else. (1 box)
Sunrace 7s 13-28t (2 boxes) 7s 13-24t (1 wrapped) 7s 13-30t (2 boxes) 6s 14-28t (1 box)
Suntour Pro-Compe Maeda 5 s 14-21t (1 loose)
Nashbar 7 s 13-24t (9 boxes) 6 s 14-24t (6 boxes) 6 s 14-28 t (1 box)
Last edited by NancyBeth; 06-13-23 at 04:00 AM. Reason: SALE CANCELED
06-07-23, 09:47 AM
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Some of you may wonder where I got all these parts. They belonged to my husband’s brother, a bike racer and super enthusiast from his teenage years until, at the age of 65, he was hit by a car and killed while on a training ride. His widow wanted nothing to do with any of his bike stuff, so it has come to me to find new homes for it.
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06-07-23, 10:18 AM
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Freewheels are one of those tricky bits where they could be Italian Threaded, English Threaded, French threaded and the rare Swiss Threaded.
Or, ISO
Are there any indicators on the Sachs?
We LOVE our new Scrooge McDuck parts supplier!!
PS: Good News, as to our earlier conversation re: Cinelli handlebars, the two main concerns are the width and the center portion which can be measured. Te photos will tell people the model and year-span.
Or, ISO
Are there any indicators on the Sachs?
We LOVE our new Scrooge McDuck parts supplier!!
PS: Good News, as to our earlier conversation re: Cinelli handlebars, the two main concerns are the width and the center portion which can be measured. Te photos will tell people the model and year-span.
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06-08-23, 08:42 AM
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Some of you may wonder where I got all these parts. They belonged to my husband’s brother, a bike racer and super enthusiast from his teenage years until, at the age of 65, he was hit by a car and killed while on a training ride. His widow wanted nothing to do with any of his bike stuff, so it has come to me to find new homes for it.
Good on you for helping out!
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06-08-23, 10:04 AM
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Thanks Mountain Dave. I, too, am mystified by the number of freewheels he had. And I didn’t even post all of them on here. There were another dozen used ones covered in oil that I didn’t want to deal with.
06-08-23, 11:53 AM
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Sending you a PM on the oily ones.
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06-08-23, 12:32 PM
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I've been waiting for that to happen.
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06-08-23, 04:03 PM
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We worked a deal on the oily ones to receive the full Spa treatment! 
Thanks Nancy Beth!
Thanks Nancy Beth!
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06-13-23, 05:21 AM
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The Oily Freewheels arrived yesterday and they look great--- for the Freewheel Spa treatment. 
Nancy was a pleasure to work with and I wish her the best and hope she changes her mind and sticks with C&V.
Nancy was a pleasure to work with and I wish her the best and hope she changes her mind and sticks with C&V.
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There are a lot of bike co-ops that could really use somebody like Nancy Beth. In my experience, selling stuff on the internet is the most difficult job to get volunteers for. Even if you offer to give them a percentage.
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