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It has a number somewhere at the bottom of the shaft. It is either 1 (shortest), 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 or 7 (longest).
Can you please check what you have ?

An indication for what you may need: every number is +30mm or -35mm.
So, probably you need 2 numbers shorter.

I can offer you a brand new # 3.
I'm interested in a # 4.

i dont see any heart shape cut into bottom bracket

I don't see a reason to respray a real DE ROSA and put COLNAGO decals on it...

;)

Someone needs Campy parts:

http://link.marktplaats.nl/246898954

Or the other components:

http://verkopers.marktplaats.nl/8261723

I would recommend a trailer (however, I don't know how it would be in a city like London).

@ Dutch Cheese

Send me a PM and I may be able to contact the guy who is selling the Macario pista frame.

I just did. Tnx.

Spinergy 26" (650c) MTB? wheels at £149 BIN the lot
are they wider than road ones then?

MTB rims and tires are 559mm diam, road rims and tires are 571mm.
Meaning that the (rim) brake blocks have to be adjusted 5-6 mm higher or lower and that the clearance between frame and tire is different (depending on tire size).
And yes, usually MTB rims are wider than road rims.

Wow, that's a nice, old one.
Late 70's, to judge from the cable guides on top of the BB shell ?
I had some of these frames in the early 80's.
Pretty low mileage, so to see.

Track frame JABO (Amsterdam), used by Gerben Karstens (road sprinter).
58cm C-T
Resprayed

http://link.marktplaats.nl/246077174

Not bad, my size, but now already € 190.-
If I'll take a Dutch track frame, then probably a Gazelle, RIH or Zieleman
And I don't like Kastens at all :(

For that money you must be able to get a brandnew frame like Prorace (Feryn, Belgium), the same as Terry Dolan and some others.
I guess the purchase price for a dealer is approx. € 200.-.
If you are close frieds to a bike shop owner, he must be able to offer you a good deal.
The frame is nothing special, but that's all you need. Everything else is just fancy, most of the time not better.
If you're looking for something classy, or expensive brand, pay more or hope for a bargain second hand.

that is the new campag model where the crest is not engraved, the old one with the engraved crest is more $$$$$

Encraves logo's cause cracks and breakage.
Not only logo's btw.

All old (but also newer) Shimano and Campy cranks have their well-known weak spots.
Encraved logo's, edge spider/crankarm , stamped markings, ...

Any opinions on this....

Yes (but no offence):

• Nice wheels
  
• Strange position handlebars & ergopowers
  
• I would have cut the head tube part above the upper lug and use some spacers.
  
• Are these the pedals you have to leave your shoes in all the time ?
  

See my reply in this thread:

http://www.londonfgss.com/thread20222.html

I was kinda lucky yesterday: € 125.- with just 50km usage.

So, if you want to pay around £ 200.- excl postage, I'll think about it.

Cool.

Track pedals: Slack's ???

In the past I also had the problem that I couldn't remove the freewheel.
I decided that the freewheel had to be trashed anyway.
So, I disassembled the freewheel (removed the cogs and freewheels'outer body, pawls, balls, etc) and clamped the inner freewheelbody in a vice.
Using the rim as a lever / fulcrum, I was able to separate the freewheel from the hub.

BTW, a new 5spd freewheel will cost just a few £. And a bit of grease during assembly will avoid a lot of headaches.

I bought a new type Campag chainset yesterday for € 125 incl postage.
Just 50 km used.
I guess the poor guy didn't know how much he could have asked for it.

Still don't know if I will keep it or will sell it for big $$$ :D

In the 90's I personally met Macario, the old man himself. I know his sons, daughter and son-in-law (the Rumanian bastard ;-) )
Nice folks, nice bikes.

There's a Macario 58cm track frame for sale in Madrid, but the seller/blogger doens't reply, otherwise I might but it.

I'll take the pedals.

No, I do!
I was first ... ;-)

No them Omega V's I was bidding on ... grrr

I've got 1 new Campy Omega V-shape for tubular, 36H

I eighter need another one or I'm going to sell it.
Seems that some people pay over GBP 100 a piece...

How much for the down tube shifters?

GBP 20.- ex postage ?

New pedals Campagnolo Record Super Leggeri Strada (black, aluminium cages) - how much? what is shipping cost to uk, london ? Thanks:{)

DIBS

Shipping: see above.
Price: I've got an offer for € 70.- already ...
I really prefer to trade them for TRACK pedals

New pedals Campagnolo Record Strada (steel, chrome plated cages)

how much?
thanks

I've got an offer for € 50.- ...
But I hope that someone will trade against Track pedals.

Here are the pictures.
If you want I can send more.

Note for the brake levers: I will supply them with a NEW set of rubbers/covers/hoods.

Postage outside NL, inside Europe ,standard, no priority, not insured:
0 - 500g: € 5.92
500g - 2000g: € 9.62
Havier: on demand.

Weight indication parts, no box or wrapping material included:
Pedals SL: 320g
Pedals Record: 400g
Brake levers: 240g
Shifters: 170g
Toeclips: 25g
Front mech: 45g

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y64/HarrieH/marktplaats/P1040387.jpg

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y64/HarrieH/marktplaats/P1040380.jpg

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y64/HarrieH/marktplaats/P1040407.jpg

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y64/HarrieH/marktplaats/P1040397.jpg

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y64/HarrieH/marktplaats/P1040394.jpg

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y64/HarrieH/marktplaats/P1040408.jpg

Located in The Netherlands, offering/trading:

• SOLD: New in box: down tube shifters Shimano Dura Ace 8 spd SL-7402
  
• Used aero brake levers for drop bars Dia Compe Aero Gran Compe
  
• SOLD: New(ish?) front derailleur Campagnolo Record braze-on (80's)
  
• SOLD: New pedals Campagnolo Record Strada (steel, chrome plated cages)
  
• SOLD: New pedals Campagnolo Record Super Leggeri Strada (black, aluminium cages)
  
• New toeclips Campagnolo (Super?) Record aluminium, size L
  To be honest, I like to trade one set of the STRADA pedals against a pair of Campagnolo PISTA.
  

Not for me, but thanks anyway.
Prefer a bit smaller, no drilling for brakes (and thus less clearance) and, who doesn't, Italian or even a nice Raleigh of Gerald O'Donovan himself ;-)

Price range: of course it depends on what is offered.
Between GBP 100 and 500 or so.
Example: GBP 300 for a Cinelli in the right size, even with a "small" dent in the D/T...

I had a couple of such Benotto's in the 80's.
I think 2x 3000's in this Champaign color, 2x in red and finally the first Benotto "Aero" (5000?).
I liked them mainly because Moser rode them.
No bad frames at all.
The problem was the NL distributor.
Finally, I wanted a Colnago. But then I was still young, so you can't blame me for that. ;-)