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If you do decide to split I'd take the wheels + cassette, mechs, ergos, brakes, cable guides and potential the pedal (although they look a bit scruffy!) .. all dependant on price of course :)
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Mid 90s campag mirage was quite nice, nothing like the stuff that passes for mirage nowadays even though it was bottom of the range
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Cheers for the offer, I'll see if anyone else has anything a bit shorter otherwise I'll get in touch!
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Still looking for one, where is a massive hilarystone stem thread when you need one? :)
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As above, preferably closer to 80mm. Condition is not important - its to go on a winter/beater bike.
Cheers!
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Ohhh, sounds like that will do the job nicely (the nitto). PM'd
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Sorry for complete ignoring all these kind offers!
None of those were really what i was looking for and I'm still looking.Ideally something from the laste 80s-90s and a bit 'special'. Otherwise something more modern and special might be nice (nitto jag , thompson silver).
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Looked all over the internet but can't seem to find a definete an answer for this:
Do new (pre-2000) campag/shimano brake shoes fit older (pre-2000) campag brake callipers?If not, thats a bit of a bugger.
I have some 94/95 monoplanars that could do with some new pads, except being on the cheaper end of the range they don't have any shoes, just a moulded threaded pad.
Unless one of the new fittings fit its either new brakes time or some crazy filling unless anyone has any good ideas?Cheers!
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dibs TURBO SADDLE Very good condition, no tears to top £16
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dibs on the birdgestone + Pm'd
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A nice silver 26.8 seatpost wanted in good condition. Preferably something like campag chorus/shimano 600.
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Damn you Jampster!
I guess I'll have dibs on number 6 instead then.
(6) CAMPAGNOLO CHORUS AERO 27.2mm 155mm rails to limit mark has had knurling tool applied just above the limit mark, not too obtrusive £18
PM on way
Its all yours, i un-dibs!
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Dibs (4) CAMPAGNOLO CHORUS AERO 27.2mm
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So my nice new hubs + rims are at a bike shop being built, the only problem being i forgot to check my front spacing (i checked the rear, of course!) - until just now.
I guess i thought there was no way it could be anything other than 100mm, this is an 80s italian frame, it was only those french that used funny sizes right?Turns out i have 96mm on the front... argh!
So, i think i have three options:a) try and bend the forks, i only need 4mm, how hard can this be? On the other hand i think there is a good chance i could completely fuck up the steering doing this.
b) remove the washer behind the locknut on the hub (could use these to help space the rear as well!). Is this easy to do?
c) get a 96mm hub/new fork... hardly ideal aaand expensive...
I'm thinking b) is there any good reason i shouldn't do this?
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Always nice to see a bike with no brakes an rotafix'd cog. SAAAAFE.
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Dibs, (14) 9cm 1980s Excellent £12
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Just out of interest, what do you means when you say Rigida DP 18s soldered?!
I was also confused by that, but I'll probably but the 600/open pro wheelset on. Mmmm.
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From the nursery thread:
"And this is an automatic thing, as soon as that threshold is passed the system will promote you to full membership within an hour or two."
an hour or two eh? I'm afraid you'll have to wait for that PM!
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I'm afraid I can't PM until I'm out of the nursery.. long time luker, wish I'd posted a bit more now!
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Spam Spam Spam, how many do i need? thought it was only 3... anyway
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Dibs! This is too lovely to let slip.
I think I'm still in the nursery though so i might need to spam this thread a few times.
Will most likely convert back to road with the included gruppo (that was the clincher!).Pm on its way...
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Yesterday the same bike, with slighlty different components finished at £430! but did not sell because it had not reached its reserve.... one of the best bargains ever.
well done ^
Yeah i was watching that one.. but £100 crazy stuff, if only it had been in my size :)
I'm surprised it lasted as long as it did really, on for a good few hours!
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Like i said in your previous thread, I'd definitely take a fair bit of the campag stuff off your hands if you decide to split.