RE: [CR]Mondia questions, more stuff for sale

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From: "Kenneth Freeman" <ken4bikes@att.net>
To: "'Larry Myers'" <curmudgeon1957@yahoo.com>, <classicrendezvous@bikelist.org>
References: <679852.23398.qm@web55403.mail.re4.yahoo.com>
Subject: RE: [CR]Mondia questions, more stuff for sale
Date: Tue, 18 Dec 2007 05:46:28 -0500
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Hi, Larry!

Not a Mondia expert here, but the equipment on your frame could date back to the '60s. My first great bike was a (I think) mid-60s Italian bike, and it came with very high quality cotterred cranks (Magistroni BB/FB crankset). The Stronglight Competition headset is also a very old design, plausibly from that period. Raleigh/Carlton used that rear brake cable installation treatment back then as well, on the International, 1st gen Pro, and the Competition.

Ken Freeman Ann Arbor, MI USA

-----Original Message----- From: classicrendezvous-bounces@bikelist.org [mailto:classicrendezvous-bounces@bikelist.org] On Behalf Of Larry Myers Sent: Monday, December 17, 2007 11:21 PM To: classicrendezvous@bikelist.org Subject: [CR]Mondia questions, more stuff for sale

Hi, Gang-

I just horse-traded for a Mondia 'Special' frameset, and have a question or two about it- 1) Is it possible to date a Mondia frame from the serial # ? 2)This frame came with a Stronglight 'Competition' headset, and a bb set up with a cottered axle (no logo on any of the parts); the Reynolds decal is (I believe) the early 60's style; there are no bz-ons except for top tube brake cable stops, and a tiny ring to guide the brake cable- is it pretty safe to assume that it is a early-to-mid 60's model? 3) Head badge is missing; I would like to buy or trade for a badge.

Any input would be much appreciated! Below is a list of more stuff for sale; paypal only, I use my e-mail for that. All prices include shipping in the lower 48 states...all items will be shipped Dec. 26th.

1)TA front bag support (for use w/ MAFAC brakes), NOS, $30 2)Simplex QR skewers w/ black rubber covers, beautiful condition, $95 3)Modolo 'Kronos' bz-on down tube shift levers, like new, $30 4)Cinelli 1-A stem, new logo, 12cm, exclnt condition, $35 5)Sugino superlight alloy crank fixing bolts (15mm), NIB, $11/set (3 sets available) 6)MAFAC tandem brake pads w/holders, set of 4, NOS, $20 7)early Dura-Ace crank removal tool, NIB, $20 8)Shimano 'Deore' 7-speed (or friction) thumbshifters, good condition, $35 9)Modolo 'Morphos' shift/brake lever set, installed once, but never ridden. Includes cables, housing, and instructions, $70 10)Campy QR seat post bolt, NOS, $30 11)Upper & lower pivot bolts, for Campy NR rear derailleur, NOS, $30 12)Pivot bushings, set of 4, for Campy SR/NR rear derailleur (part# 82/a), NIB, $22 13)Alloy lock washer for Campy SR headset, near-new condition, $22 14)Very odd older Campy down tube shift lever clamp, that mounts a left-hand lever only; NOS, $20 15)Campy 'umbrella'-style pump clip, NOS, $12 16) Brooks steel tyre levers, NOS, $10/ set of 3; 14 sets available

Thanks to all who responded to the last posting- the Tiger brakes, Campy brakes, Campy cranks, and Cinelli bars have all found new homes. Look for one more posting before the New Year, as I continue to sort & catalogue my stash.

Happy Holidays to all, Larry Myers Portland,OR,USA

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