Perhaps it might help in this quest if ...
1. One might state their age.
2. Give price lines for what one expects to pay for these bits.
We have most of these bits in house for our own projects. And paid a dear bit for several of these over the years (patience is a virtue). What are your expectations here.
Just asking ...
robert d clair
wellington rd
alexandria, va 22308
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> CR List,
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> Much to my wife's dismay, I've found myself in the process of starting a
> new project.
>
> I am looking for a few parts for an On-Topic SunTour Superbe / Cyclone
> grou
> p:
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> 1) Correct SunTour Superbe brake lever hoods (early 80's, Pair, good
> usable
> condition or better)
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> hoods for these levers:
> http://jonpfischer.com/
> r%20Superbe/tn_IMG_0854.JPG
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> 2) SunTour Cyclone GT rear derailleur (70's-early 80's era, good usable
> con
> dition or better)
> and/or
> 3) SunTour Superbe rear derailleur (70's-early 80's era, primarily so to
> co
> mplete the group)For these parts, I am in search of a new frameset to
> repla
> ce one of my bikes that is simply, too big. Something on the order of an
> e
> arly 80's Miyata 610 would be ideal. Sport-Touring minded frame, with
> eyel
> ets and clearance for a set of fenders and perhaps a small rack. In need
> o
> f something between 57-58cm ctc. My current frame is a 60cm and I just
> don
> 't have the stand over needed to feel comfortable on it in the stop-n-go
> ri
> ding I do on it with some regularity. Open to frames from most countries
> o
> f origin, but I'd feel far too compelled to buy more Campagnolo if it was
> a
> n Italian frame and the bottom bracket I have is english threaded.
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