WANTED: Black stuff (front wheel, front brake, chainring, sprocket)

Posted on Sat 1st, July 2017

• #1

el_squire

Looking for a few bits to finish off a project on a budget. All black for the matchy matchy look; 700c front wheel with braking surface (black spokes, black hub, black rim), front brake caliper (black standard road calliper)... as for the chainring I'm looking for 47t 144BCD black minimal use to brand new.
• #2

crossedthread
Got these; Sturmey-Archer single, 170mm, 46t, sq. taper, inc. crank bolts BUT only 130BCD :-( Reasonable / Good condition, all threads good - £15 posted. Plus have this standard black front caliper, allen-key type can drop in the box for another £5...

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• #3

el_squire

Thanks for the offer, I've already got the cranks so just looking for the chainring, thanks all the same!
• #4

crossedthread
And the caliper. Needs a wash but have blocks and the nut in the parts bin.

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• #5

crossedthread in reply to @el_squire

:-)
• #6

fizzy.bleach

I think I have a Miche 46t with some use...
• #7

el_squire

Thanks for the responses, so far the front brake, chainring and sprocket are sorted!
Just looking for that all black front wheel.

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