help - a good 'wanted' listing??



On 07/12/05 at 18:50:05 Kim Hawtin somehow managed to type:

> Bleve wrote:
> > GPLama wrote:
> > > - Wipperman 9spd chain and 9spd Ultegra rear cassette 12-15.. est
> > > 3000kms..

> > That's one seriously close ratio cassette :)

>
> with several redundant gears?


Nah - it's probably a Nigel[1] cluster, slaw should remember...:)


[1] Early to mid '90's GVBR CMH invention.


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Humbug said:
On 07/12/05 at 18:50:05 Kim Hawtin somehow managed to type:

> Bleve wrote:
> > GPLama wrote:
> > > - Wipperman 9spd chain and 9spd Ultegra rear cassette 12-15.. est
> > > 3000kms..

> > That's one seriously close ratio cassette :)

>
> with several redundant gears?


Nah - it's probably a Nigel[1] cluster, slaw should remember...:)


[1] Early to mid '90's GVBR CMH invention.


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Ah yes, what was it? 11, 11, 11, 11, 11, 11, 11, 12. I dont think Nigel used the 12 much.
 
"jim" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> well i'm looking for a steel 531c frame & fork (pref with cinelli crown)
> as the basis for a SS freewheel
>
> could be road or track but want close angles in a 23.5 to 24.5
>
> oh and probably a pair of nuclear-conflagration-proof alloy wheels for
> same
>
>
> "jim" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> Does a Melbourne wanted listing for bicycles / components exist?
>>

>
>

I've got the following which i wouldnt mind getting rid of:
50cm road frame, columbus tubing, very light! headtube is supposedly not so
round, forks are a bit bent so it'd need new ones.
it has horizontal dropouts (also has a very stuck seatpost which may need
penetrating oil or ammonia to get moving again)
53-55cm peugeot road frame (steel) has horizontal without hanger dropouts,
was running 10speed and 27" rims, frame is straight etc
105 levers, non sti
campagnolo calipers (probably early 1980's)
campagnolo crankset with campy bb (also 1980's?) has 42/53 chainrings
wolber TX profile rims with shimano 600 hubs which has a 7speed 13-21
cassette
FIR SC170 rims with exage front and 105 rear hub, currently has a near new
ultegra 9sp 12-25 cassette
105 front deraillieur
shimano 600 front and rear deraillieurs
3 quill stems of various lengths
 
dej said:
"jim" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> well i'm looking for a steel 531c frame & fork (pref with cinelli crown)
> as the basis for a SS freewheel
>
> could be road or track but want close angles in a 23.5 to 24.5
>
> oh and probably a pair of nuclear-conflagration-proof alloy wheels for
> same
>
>
> "jim" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> Does a Melbourne wanted listing for bicycles / components exist?
>>

>
>

I've got the following which i wouldnt mind getting rid of:
50cm road frame, columbus tubing, very light! headtube is supposedly not so
round, forks are a bit bent so it'd need new ones.
it has horizontal dropouts (also has a very stuck seatpost which may need
penetrating oil or ammonia to get moving again)
53-55cm peugeot road frame (steel) has horizontal without hanger dropouts,
was running 10speed and 27" rims, frame is straight etc
105 levers, non sti
campagnolo calipers (probably early 1980's)
campagnolo crankset with campy bb (also 1980's?) has 42/53 chainrings
wolber TX profile rims with shimano 600 hubs which has a 7speed 13-21
cassette
FIR SC170 rims with exage front and 105 rear hub, currently has a near new
ultegra 9sp 12-25 cassette
105 front deraillieur
shimano 600 front and rear deraillieurs
3 quill stems of various lengths

how many holes in those rims? if it's 36 in the rear of one of 'em then we'll start talking...

and how long is the crankset arm?
 
dej said:
"jim" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
I've got the following which i wouldnt mind getting rid of:
50cm road frame, columbus tubing, very light! headtube is supposedly not so
round, forks are a bit bent so it'd need new ones.
it has horizontal dropouts (also has a very stuck seatpost which may need
penetrating oil or ammonia to get moving again)
53-55cm peugeot road frame (steel) has horizontal without hanger dropouts,
was running 10speed and 27" rims, frame is straight etc
105 levers, non sti
campagnolo calipers (probably early 1980's)
campagnolo crankset with campy bb (also 1980's?) has 42/53 chainrings
wolber TX profile rims with shimano 600 hubs which has a 7speed 13-21
cassette
FIR SC170 rims with exage front and 105 rear hub, currently has a near new
ultegra 9sp 12-25 cassette
105 front deraillieur
shimano 600 front and rear deraillieurs
3 quill stems of various lengths

The Peugeot frame, 105 levers and Campag calipers could well be offered a home. I'm trying to build a cheapie road bike for a friend. Contact me offlist at sacredchao at bigpond dot com
 
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>
> how many holes in those rims? if it's 36 in the rear of one of 'em then
> we'll start talking...
>
> and how long is the crankset arm?
>
>
> --
> eddiec
>

only 36's are the FIR's.
the wolbers and the velocity aerohead i discovered in the garage last night
are all 32's
cranks are 170's
ideally i'd like to just trade the lot for a working track/fixie/ss road/ss
mtb (my kingdom for a horse?)
 
> The Peugeot frame, 105 levers and Campag calipers could well be offered
> a home. I'm trying to build a cheapie road bike for a friend. Contact me
> offlist at sacredchao at bigpond dot com
>
>
> --
> Resound
>


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dej said:
>
> how many holes in those rims? if it's 36 in the rear of one of 'em then
> we'll start talking...
>
> and how long is the crankset arm?
>
>
> --
> eddiec
>

only 36's are the FIR's.
the wolbers and the velocity aerohead i discovered in the garage last night
are all 32's
cranks are 170's
ideally i'd like to just trade the lot for a working track/fixie/ss road/ss
mtb (my kingdom for a horse?)


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Can we build it? Yes we can!
[/Bob the Builder mode]

I've got a suitable frame to convert. Early Avanti Cro-Mo. 54/55cm Square.
You have wheels & cranks.......
 
dej said:
>
> how many holes in those rims? if it's 36 in the rear of one of 'em then
> we'll start talking...
>
> and how long is the crankset arm?
>
>
> --
> eddiec
>

only 36's are the FIR's.
the wolbers and the velocity aerohead i discovered in the garage last night
are all 32's
cranks are 170's
ideally i'd like to just trade the lot for a working track/fixie/ss road/ss
mtb (my kingdom for a horse?)

Don't have anything of that calibre to swap with you, but if you're interested in offloading the 36ers I'd be interested to know what you'd want in terms of $$ or beer... May be too rich for me, but we'll pursue for now :)

Cranks too perhaps... but not as critical.

If you want to pursue contact me at labyrinth at tpg dot com dot au