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Looking for Shimano 600 non-aero lever
To match this one:
Can offer small machining services in exchange - custom spacers, Mafac adjusters fixed, odd thread screws made, that sort of stuff.
Can offer small machining services in exchange - custom spacers, Mafac adjusters fixed, odd thread screws made, that sort of stuff.
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Seeking: Front derailleur for braze-on that would work on this...
Offering: Suggest something. I have derailleurs, hubs, headsets, stems, seatposts and other assorted items.
Offering: Suggest something. I have derailleurs, hubs, headsets, stems, seatposts and other assorted items.
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oneclick Would you be able to produce locknuts for Suntour Barcons?
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Old(er) Campi Record 26.2 seat pillar. Not cut down.
Front pivot bolt for Shimano 7400 brakes.
T.A./Nevar/Stronglight BCD: 50.4mm cranks 172.5 arms Eng pedal threads.
Front pivot bolt for Shimano 7400 brakes.
T.A./Nevar/Stronglight BCD: 50.4mm cranks 172.5 arms Eng pedal threads.
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Recently purchased an 87 Centurion Ironman Expert Women's and I'm very excited about the bike. Unfortunately, the brake levers and handlebars were replaced by black riser bars and matching brake levers. The rest of the bike has all original components. I'd like to stay as close to the original components as possible but I'm okay settling for compatible and functional.
ISO (1) Advice! If you know of any compatibility tips or common pitfalls, let me know!
(2) Nitto Olympiade 36cm handlebar
(3) Shimano SLR 105 Brake Levers
(4) Used hoods for the brake levers (ideally white but anything but black)
(5) Seat (the one on the bike is the original brown suede but very beat up so it looks black at this point)
I don't have anything to trade but I'm happy to pay. Please let me know if this conflicts with any group rules.
ISO (1) Advice! If you know of any compatibility tips or common pitfalls, let me know!
(2) Nitto Olympiade 36cm handlebar
(3) Shimano SLR 105 Brake Levers
(4) Used hoods for the brake levers (ideally white but anything but black)
(5) Seat (the one on the bike is the original brown suede but very beat up so it looks black at this point)
I don't have anything to trade but I'm happy to pay. Please let me know if this conflicts with any group rules.
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It's a bit thicker as well, I though as steel is stronger that'd be a good idea, but now that I have it fitted I think a lower profile, more matching the original, would be strong enough:
If you want one/two/some see post in the C&V sales forum (can I say that here?).
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Ok, I had a go. This one's made from brass, I thought I'd use that as stainless can be a pain to machine and I only have one 4x0.7 tap, so I didn't want to break it.
It's a bit thicker as well, I though as steel is stronger that'd be a good idea, but now that I have it fitted I think a lower profile, more matching the original, would be strong enough:
If you want one/two/some see post in the C&V sales forum (can I say that here?).
It's a bit thicker as well, I though as steel is stronger that'd be a good idea, but now that I have it fitted I think a lower profile, more matching the original, would be strong enough:
If you want one/two/some see post in the C&V sales forum (can I say that here?).
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FOUND!
ISO Raleigh Anniversary head badge, decent used, or nice reproduction, doesn't have to be show quality. It's going on a bike that will be ridden.:
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Shoot! I just donated a frameset that had one of ^these badges^ to the co-op in East Bay, yesterday...did not even think of removing it. As they say: "timing is everything". If I get back there (won't be for a week or more) and the frame is FS I will see if they'd let me take it off, kind of doubt they would but could ask.
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Well folks,
I have finally bitten off a bit more than I can chew. I have a Trek 1.2 that needs a front derailler that works for a triple chain ring. Tire clearance is next to nothing, so I think I need a band on Shimano of some sort. Shifters are brifter style. And now the kicker... seat tube on this aluminum frame is 35mm in diameter. Any ideas? Thanks, MH
I have finally bitten off a bit more than I can chew. I have a Trek 1.2 that needs a front derailler that works for a triple chain ring. Tire clearance is next to nothing, so I think I need a band on Shimano of some sort. Shifters are brifter style. And now the kicker... seat tube on this aluminum frame is 35mm in diameter. Any ideas? Thanks, MH
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Well folks,
I have finally bitten off a bit more than I can chew. I have a Trek 1.2 that needs a front derailler that works for a triple chain ring. Tire clearance is next to nothing, so I think I need a band on Shimano of some sort. Shifters are brifter style. And now the kicker... seat tube on this aluminum frame is 35mm in diameter. Any ideas? Thanks, MH
I have finally bitten off a bit more than I can chew. I have a Trek 1.2 that needs a front derailler that works for a triple chain ring. Tire clearance is next to nothing, so I think I need a band on Shimano of some sort. Shifters are brifter style. And now the kicker... seat tube on this aluminum frame is 35mm in diameter. Any ideas? Thanks, MH
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Bet I have a 34.9 clamp on which you can put any Shimano triple braze on FD. 34.9 is close enough to 35, yes?
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A while back, someone was looking for a Legnano branded manubrio condorino. Alessandro Nati has a decent looking pair on eBay:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/LEGNANO-CON...-/363420038735
https://www.ebay.com/itm/LEGNANO-CON...-/363420038735
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Well folks,
I have finally bitten off a bit more than I can chew. I have a Trek 1.2 that needs a front derailler that works for a triple chain ring. Tire clearance is next to nothing, so I think I need a band on Shimano of some sort. Shifters are brifter style. And now the kicker... seat tube on this aluminum frame is 35mm in diameter. Any ideas? Thanks, MH
I have finally bitten off a bit more than I can chew. I have a Trek 1.2 that needs a front derailler that works for a triple chain ring. Tire clearance is next to nothing, so I think I need a band on Shimano of some sort. Shifters are brifter style. And now the kicker... seat tube on this aluminum frame is 35mm in diameter. Any ideas? Thanks, MH
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I know this is an old post now but if @centurion81 is still looking for 105 levers with white hoods drop me a PM. If you don't need 'perfect' I may have your hook-up.
(Sending publicly because I haven't posted enough to send a PM yet. )
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Thanks! I ended up getting levers and hoods from eBay. I am still in the market for handle bars (Open on brand but need 25.4mm clamp; 38-42cm width) . I was hoping to pick some up locally but I haven't had any luck yet.
(Sending publicly because I haven't posted enough to send a PM yet. )
(Sending publicly because I haven't posted enough to send a PM yet. )