[CR]Ebay outing for 16 bikes and items

I presently have 16 auctions running for vintage bike items. You can go here to see all the listings together:

http://ebay.com/<blah>

The items are, in order of the auction end time, starting with the first auction to end:

a set of NOS Colnago toe straps. These are the ones that are reminiscent of the laminated Binda Extra. I just sold a similar set at $120 a couple weeks ago. http://ebay.com/<blah> s_W0QQitemZ120097181911

A set of NOS Ofmega hubs. I had these same hubs on my first 'quality' bike in the mid-late 70's. While not quite the quality of Campagnolo, they have the same look and always served me well. I've offered a buy it now on this item. http://ebay.com/<blah> 0097184133

Two replica Cinelli badges, one stem badge, the other a headbadge. These are exceptional replicas.

I then have two bikes: a 56 cm C/C Ghidini bike (which I have offered previously, but have since upgraded saddle and seatpost). This bike is very nice with an attractive paint job and very clean lugwork. http://ebay.com/<blah> _W0QQitemZ120097551594

the 49 cm C/C Cinelli mod. B that has already been discussed on the list earler this week.

There are then 4 different derailleurs: a Campagnolo 50th annniversary front derailleur (the auction shows a clamp on derailleur but I would be willing to deliver a braze-on version if that is desired by the auction winner), a Campagnolo 50th anniversary rear derailleur, a first generation Super Record rear derailleur from 1977 and a last generation Campagnolo Rally rear derailleur.

I am also offering a set of 1950's Campagnolo 1010 dropouts. These are the ones that have the spring hole between the hub slot and the derailleur mount. The hole was there to hold the spring from the Campagnolo Sport derailleur in place. These drop-outs are very hard to find, especially a complete set of 4.

I then have an off-topic Campagnolo tandem hub.

The Super Record seatpost that I am offering here: http://ebay.com/<blah> on_W0QQitemZ120098052761 is one the few that is truly a Super Record seatpost. In fact, if you look in the Campagnolo catalogs, you will see that the seatpost that is commonly called Super Record, the one with the single bolt underneath, was actually first introduced as Nuovo Super Record in about 1978. Only after a few years did Campagnolo drop the Nuovo from the name appearing in the catlog and on the boxes. The flutes on this seatpost have been very neatly filled with black and yellow paint.

Then I have two sets of Simplex shift levers: one set of bar-end's and another set of retrofriction braze-on down tube ones.

The last item is a replica handlebar-mount double water-bottle cage with 2 corresponding aluminum (aluminium) water bottles. This item is great for anybody wanting to ride l'eroica.

http://ebay.com/<blah> W0QQitemZ120098064778

If anybody has any questions, please send me an email.

Steven Maasland
Moorestown, NJ
USA