Evening Folks,
Trusting everyone is having an enjoyable 4th weekend...
I have some items I am offering to the List:
1) TA Pro V - Crankset - set up in "semi Rondo" style: 46x40x34 - 170mm w/French threads and "blanked" off pedal holes - Very Nice Condition w/TA dust caps: $125 + shipping.
2) Sachs 7 speed (13-15-17-20-24-28-32) freewheel for those who need lower gears!! This is a NOS item. $40 + shipping.
3) Hubs as follows: a) Pelissier Professional Sealed Bearing Hubset - NOS - 36o - 126mm - Gold; Low Flange w/English threading: $175 + Shipping.
b) Maillard 700 Professional (used/VGC) - 36o - 125mm - BSC - Low Flange: $85 + shipping.
4) Rims as follows: a) Mavic OR 10 - 32o - NOS - These are Gold anodized tubular rims with double eyelets; The catalog indicates these weigh 310 grams - mine tip the scales @325 grams ea. $125 + shipping.
b) Mavic Monthlery Pro - 32o - NOS - These are a high polished tubular rim with double eyelets and were Mavic's 'Top of the Line' commercial tubular racing rim until the SSCs were introduced to the public; The catalog states these weigh 395 grams - Mine are 360 grams ea - $125 + shipping.
c) Super Champion Medaille d' Or - 36o - NOS - These are a high polish ultra light (and ultra fragile IMO) tubular rim with double eyelets; These will build up into a wonderful set of climbing wheels, but require experience on the part of the wheelbuilder (I'm not kidding!) - These weigh 270 grams ea $150 + shipping
d) Mavic MA-40 - 36o/27 x 1 1/4" - NOS - These are anodized clincher rims and should build up into a very durable set of wheels. $100 + shipping.
5) Park Shop Manual: I "outed" this as an eBay item a couple weeks or so ago, and I was disappointed with the response (did the Market "speak"?) but still really think this would be a nice item for someone who is looking for a different type of 'Shop' Manual. There is detailed (by Tim Paterek) information on how to do most things on a bicycle (as long as Park makes a tool to do it!!). $50.00 (shipped)
6) Minoura Professional Workstand - from the mid 80s. These were in many bike shops back in the day as a "2nd tier" work station to the Parks and Cinellis. I have even seen them bolted to concrete floors, although they are movable and weigh about 24lbs. They feature a 360o head with a clamping mechanism with a "fine adjustment" so you don't damage the tubes. Built in tool tray. $85 + shipping - I think shipping should be pretty reasonable as the stand can be disassembled and will fit into a smaller box (BMX box??).
Thanks you.
Chuck Brooks Malta, NY NEUSA (where it DID NOT rain today!!)
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