For Sale: 25.4 titanium seat pin £25 - pair of campag hubs £25 - 30.2 tange alloy headset £15

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Headset sounds similar to this: http://www.sjscycles.co.uk/product-Tange-Tange-Passage-1inch-Shallow-Steel-Cup-Threaded-Headset--30.2mm-Stack-Height-9225.htm

Is it an alloy version of the same thing? if not, price may be a bit high.

hm judging by the drills in the top bering cup its pista headset possibly NJs certified...
maybe...though

-was told it was 22.2mm, but it's 25.4, so it wont fit my titanium titan, which is 22.2

the 30.2 is the head tube size
-i wanted a 32mm - stock bmx sized one
-again bought in error

what does njs ceritired mean?
-what frame do a 30.2 fit?
inch and a quater?

hello,

is the rear campag hub fixed or single speed? Can't really tell from the photo?

If fixed I'll defintely take them.

cheers

they fit an inch headtube 30.2 refers to stack height

Sheldon says (http://www.sheldonbrown.com/headsets.html) that ISO (for 1" steerer diameter) headsets have 26.4mm crown race inside diameter and 30.2mm frame cup outside diameter.

I had assumed 30.2mm was the stack height- perhaps it is actually one of these: http://www.sjscycles.co.uk/product-Tange-Tange-Levin-1inch-Chrome-Steel-Cup-Threaded-Headset--33.3mm-Stack-Height--Fork-Seat-26.4mm--Frame-30.2mm-10953.htm

Maybe measure the stack height to be sure?

they are all english thread free wheel
-i have about 6 pairs
-i thought i could run the rear axles in the front - bmx width 110mm oln
-so i bough loads
=i can't find any track spindles for them, so i am flogging them

-so no - not fixed - early 1980's campy hubs all freewheel
plus skewers only

well i disagree, my micrometer says they are 30.20
-i need 32.60

plus i favor it is definately an old school headset - it is stamped around the cups
tange alloy something
-like a campy one of a similar era = 80's

if it fit me bmx's i'd be keeping it, as its niwace

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well i disagree, my micrometer says they are 30.20
-i need 32.60

plus i favor it is definately an old school headset - it is stamped around the cups
tange alloy something
-like a campy one of a similar era = 80's

if it fit me bmx's i'd be keeping it, as its niwace

-

When your micrometer reads 30.2, what is it measuring?

The second tange headset I posted a link to is a copy of a campagnolo record, apparently.

Not doubting it's nice, just being curious really, as I'm about to buy a new headset myself for a project.

the outer 'tolerance fit' into the head tube
-30.20

you 'may' be confusing yourself hither, as
1 inch and a quater is 31.750mm

Sheldon says (http://www.sheldonbrown.com/headsets.html) that ISO (for 1" steerer diameter) headsets have 26.4mm crown race inside diameter and 30.2mm frame cup outside diameter.

I had assumed 30.2mm was the stack height- perhaps it is actually one of these: http://www.sjscycles.co.uk/product-Tange-Tange-Levin-1inch-Chrome-Steel-Cup-Threaded-Headset--33.3mm-Stack-Height--Fork-Seat-26.4mm--Frame-30.2mm-10953.htm

Maybe measure the stack height to be sure?

the outer 'tolerance fit' into the head tube
-30.20

you 'may' be confusing yourself hither, as
1 inch and a quater is 31.750mm

Ah ha. These are the same thing.

So it seems the headset is 1" ISO standard. As always Sheldon has the answer :-)

are you going to be buying it then?

they are all english thread free wheel
-i have about 6 pairs
-i thought i could run the rear axles in the front - bmx width 110mm oln
-so i bough loads
=i can't find any track spindles for them, so i am flogging them

-so no - not fixed - early 1980's campy hubs all freewheel
plus skewers only

ah well, never mind, thought it was too good to be true.

cheers

I will probably go for the new Tange from SJS as it is also ~£15. Apologies for (potentially) confusing you-- just wanted to clarify for others. And a good discussion of technical specifications is always welcome!

Do you have any better pictures of the hubs dude - I can't see the condition or what model.
Also - what is the OLN measurement of the rear hubs?

they are not super record ones
-just the logo
-all camp hubs are the same casting - i think
-i have loads of spacers for freewheel stacking
-i have used all the longer rear axles though, i.e i needed all the 135mm axles, to fit -if you like a 115mm oln fixie
-you may have to use anti theft skewers, even trim some axles down?

-anyways, they are all raw alloy, so can take a mirror polish with t-cut

-i have a pair of super record, with clips and script writing =£50