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Apologies BMMF - that post should be else where.

Right P for Peter here.

This is the last edition of the catalogue , see also the pics of some of these items in photos. Now to price it all up and get ready for saturday...

       ** Pedals **
      See pics

1 pair bear trap sun tour pedals – late 80s
I pair shimano ATB platform pedals NOS – late 80s
3 pairs road pedals SKS – some with clips

4 pairs  of toe clips – 2 large , 2 medium   chrome  and I pair stainless steel

         **Levers**
     I pair exage  down tube levers-   6 speed , can be used for  friction

I pair Shimano bar end – as above, but not enough cable pull for more than 6 speed or works better on a closer rations
Old Campag right shifter – Classic for a 5 speed.
Band on

         **Derailleur’s – front **
     Veloce- missing bolt – large diameter

Sun tour x1 – triple mech – suit tourer
Sun tour Arc- old style touring triple.
Sun tour XCE – similar to above
Sachs rival- for 52 – 42 set up

         **Rear **
     Sun tour cyclone short arm

Sachs Rival( pair with above ) short arm
Long arm

Sun tour  XC sport 

Sun tour XCE
Deore- missing cable bolt

         **Lighting **
     Bottle  Dynamo’s and lights  X  2 
         **Odd and Sods **
     Bits and pieces such as axles, etc ‘/ Still finding things. 
         **Bikes. **
     **Moulton F Frame** – Series 1 – but   with cracked rear  forks 

Trek 90s steel 16” frame – full bike – but with vertical drop outs
Fixed path racer style with rod brake on the front – 221/2 “ frame

         **Frames- See pics  in Photos**
     **Robinson Lightweights** – 50s frame with   Nervex lugs from an East London shop no one   remembers. Probably 531 and brought in. Lovely colours and in good nick – 57cm   C to C. 120 mm oln

Rory O Brien- In a state. 56” cm c to c. 60s, built as a tourer. Lovely chrome , but a potential money pit .120mm on

**531 vintage frame, **with pencil stays. Refurbished by EG Bates some years ago. 21” C to C but a 23 “top tube! 120 oln. Forks not original. I ran this with 27” but 700s would work with long brakes

EG Bates Tourer. 531 ST – All the braze ones. Probably 1990s.
700c wheels

Orbit America 20” C to C. but long top tube and no toe over lap. Horizontal drop outs , so coverable to F /SS. 700c wheels

And the Lea Valley Tuesday tens start next Tuesday

1st Rider off at 7 pm

Hi

I ' ve got most of this stuff in my Jumble on saturday

The bar ends shifters won't work that well for more than a 6 speed

Hewitt

Byer Cycles - same frame

then Thorn...

I have an EG Bates frame 531 st - with all the braze ons and 3 bottle mounts !

58 cm c to t

Come and see it in E10 on saturday.

What ever the fee , some thought shouild be put into how and when it would be introduced

Marketing people can perhaps offer advice on this

If you do charge a fee or create a club , then you may want legal advice as to what relationship the forum, ie does it become a legal person, has with its members.

Legal people can join in now.

Thankfully, members don't enter into tiresome speculation about people or events that might attract our learned friends. However , this mmight change

BTW - Whiskers was the grumpy bike shop par excellence . I think they would refuse to sell you stuff , campag of course, if they thought you did'nt deserve it.

That is a Brooks from the 80s . I ve one I brought from Whiskers in Cricklewood in 87 or 86 . Any way it was before I married the GLW. I am still using it.
And please don't say the obvious......

I doubt it, it does look like a Brooks, here's another example;

so yes, I think it's defintely a brooks.

Sou Westers are actually really good in the wet as they stop the water going down you neck
But they only look good in a Frank Patterson drawing ....

Buffalo Shirts for the winter- kinky but they work.

However, they are a bit hot for the summer.

Capes and Sou Westers are the next thing in retro cycling - expect Rapha versions any mnute .

In the interest of security and of preventing Hilary Stone turning up , then I ve decided that you must be out of the Nursery before you get an invite . So get posting ...

170mm shimano - deore

First of all, thank you to every one who has asked for an invite to my “private jumble . You should by now have recived a PM with the whereabouts and time of the Jumble. PM me if I have still not replied to you

The response has been great so far , and I think our house can handle a few more customers, so PM if any more of you want to come.

Walthamstow and East London people who just want to eat cake, meet other cyclists and discuss the virtues of radial spoking are especially welcome.

Cakes- I can promise you fudge brownies, Bara brith, carrot cake , and a walnut cake. Cakes will also be sold to take home. The cakes will be made using top notch ingredients following the recipes of La Nigella and Mary Berry.

Other sellers
A couple of you have PM ed me asking if they can sell stuff as well. I am happy to allow this provided it’s a few bits and pieces only . If this jumble works out, then I d be glad to discuss holding another one later in the year.

The Catalogue.

This is still a work in progress. There are now photos posted in “Photos" under Jumble. I will try and upload more, though it's a bit tedious to do and the quality is not great when the photos are taken indoors

None the less , here is part one of the catalogue..Some pictures of these bits have been uploaded.

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        Stems –all 1” and quill

• K Alloy front load riser 130mm stem
  
• Syncros 130mm atb
  

• Syncros 140mm atb

• Classic black 130mm ITM road

• Classic black 120mm ITM road

• Classic black 80mm ITM road

• Plain 70mm Itm Road

• Maillard 110 stem alloy

• Classic 11.5 vintage alloy 3tt stem

• Steel 3TT Atb stem black atb bars

• Steel Chrome adjustable stem.

       Handle bars
  

• 2 pairs riser bars

• 1 pair 3tt straight

• I pair Nitto vintage mountain bike ( late 80s ) curved with Nitto 120mm riser stem Vintage

• 3tt Anatomic dropped 42cm

• 3tt Track 42 cm

• ITM bull horn or TT bars –

• SR Randoneur 42cm

• 38cm Drops

• Trekking bar

• I pair Tri bars

• Bar end – various X 4

       Saddles
  

• Ideal leather - Vintage french

• Regal – Selle san Marco Rolls copy

• Brooks B17

• Iscalle blue and black plastic

• Turbo- lyrca cover

• Turbo- leather

• Madison anatomic – NOS

       Pillars
  

• 27.2 SR

• 26.8 cro mo

• 26.0 push – fits mouton f frame

       Chain set
  

• Strong light 52 /40 vintage with drilled rings .Very 70s TT style.

• Sachs 52 – 42

• Some odd cranks

       Brakes
  

• Campag Athena - with Campag blocks – Short reach bolt on

• Modulo – Short reach calliper

• Shimano Deore – old style wide profile cantilevers – 2 sets

Prices – unless its worth significantly more, then most parts will be priced some where between £.2.00 and £10. I hope to have priced them all by Saturday.

I did it the first time in 97 on a similar weekly mileage. Mind you, I had done a good few 50 to 70 mile rides in the past.

Try and do some 50mile plus rides before then. You can do some thing like Dunmow and back which should be 50 miles. Or just get used to riding for longer. The other thing about long distance rides is comfort. So yes to new shorts.

Oh and do try out all the kit you need before the ride.

How bad is not that bad? In comparison to lets say shooters hill or any hill in london?

I am excited but also terrified that I'll have a go at this. I do have a 10m commute each way regularly on an easy gear fixed, max i've done in a day is around 30 - 35 or so. Will do some prep rides this and next month, but yeah, still scared in a way.

Guess i'll buy some assos cream and bib shorts with extra padding :/

I shall pay them a visit.

How do they fit you?

Lemond measurements, ie body measurments X , or is it that as a basic and then adjust to meet your body and riding .

Or are they heel on the pedal traditionalists ....

If it's the cranks , then the click may be grease on the axle. So clean with meths etc or a degreaser of some sort .

Does the click come when you put pressure on or is it every rotation?

sounds good to me,what type of cakes will be sold?

We are planning for chocalate brownies
Bara Brith

Any other requests?

All cakes will be home made .

Patso

It's next saturday ; but you will be busy by then.....

This

http://www.prodigalchild.net/Bicycle6.htm

is the link to the Dave Moulton fit chart.

Not bad for size,stem lenght etc - other parts such as saddle height and saddle set back need to be done by feel . Possibly a bit on the small side. I don't think it works as well with the Lemond measurments

I have some simplex ones

People

I ' ve now created and album in Photos and put some of pictures there. Its called Jumble .

Some more pictures of what's on sale will be going up over the next few days .

A catalogue of sorts will be done over the weekend which I will then PM to invitees

If any of you want to come to ride re union then do come to my Jumble on the 9th

Excellent tea and cakes will be available

PM for an invite

No , they , the optician, can't make you buy lens or frames as part of an eye test.

But some of them will try.

Optilabs , I think, mention that they will put new lenses in old frames.