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Sugino Super Mighty (Competition?) 170 mm with 52T and 44T chainrings and the original bolts and dust cups.
more images here
GBP 75 posted to UK/EU

Shimano 600AX crankset + pedals
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GBP 50 posted

these are strong and light and 172,5. but not Stronglight.
adding 53T Campag chainring in usable condition.

http://www.lfgss.com/thread89231.html

Warsaw, Poland.

I've got 600AX cranks with rings + pedals. Please PM if interested.

Arrived in the in the post today. Very happy with the goods. Will post pics when built..Cheers

glad to hear that. hope you soon find everythyng needed to finish the build. good luck!

how about this?
http://www.lfgss.com/thread89356.html
no name frame - you can call it what you want.

thanks, tried that but it needs time.
nice piece of steel, isn't it? would keep it but it's far too small for me.

got the brakes + levers. must have a look if I can find the mechs.

Here is a nice no name racing frameset. No badge, no stickers, no info on the tubing. Bocama lugs and Shimano dropouts. Must be from early 80s - the BB (BSA) included has code of 1981 production. The headset is 600 EX arabesque.
Seat tube is 52,5 cm (c-t), 50,5 (c-c). Top tube 53,5cm (c-c).
Paintwork with some scratches and spots of rust. See close-up images.
The F&F are straight, no dings, dents etc.
One issue I had no time to deal with - the stem is stuck. Hope its' height and lenght (80mm 3 TTT) would be OK for the buyer.
Looking for GBP 80 + 25 postage payed Paypal gift.

Selling vintage Strada 172,5. Probably late 70s model with drilled spider. Threads and tapers in very good condition.
GBP 55 + postage. Payment: PayPal gift

Seat tube 60 c-t, top tube 57,5-58 c-c, Shimano 600 group

It's a nice machine (of probably 1986), really light-weight steel although the tubing and the maker of the frame are still unknown to me.
Everything works fine but I can't keep this one because of lack of space.

Some old images, shot as it was when I bought it:
http://s1245.photobucket.com/albums/...g_bg/castelli/

Price: GBP 250 including postage to the UK

price drop: GBP 50 posted

Batavus Champion 2000 F&F
Seat tube 53 cm c-t, top tube 55 cm c-c, Gipiemme dropouts.
Tubing - "Batavus 2008 semi lightweight frame +fork".
Generally in good condition except for a ding in head tube. Some scratches, no rust.

GBP 60 including postage to UK/EU

out of the box for the first ride. Pretty and light. Pretty light.
OK, I know it needs a new saddle and bar tape, but can anyone here tell me something on the origin of the frame. Thanks.

gone!

...here it comes again:

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headset and SR seatpost included.
sorry, no BB. therefore a new price:
GBP 90 + 20 postage from Poland.

http://i1245.photobucket.com/albums/gg592/ag_bg/kotter/_MG_5990.jpg

I've got a nice steel frameset for sale - an Italian one made for a German brand Albuch KOTTER (I guess it's a 1990 Pfiff).

seattube: 48 cm c-c
toptube: 52 cm

Oria tubing, Gipiemme dropouts, matt finish in black and (once) fluoroscent yellow. Some scratches visible and spots of rust on the forks,
but generally the frame is in very good condition.
More images: http://s1245.photobucket.com/albums/gg592/ag_bg/kotter/

SOLD

still available.

how about milano white, 56 cm?

thanks for your interest, but i am offering the frameset only.
i'd rather keep the saddle and the Super Mighty chainset. the wheels are old and need servicing (would keep them as a spare set) and the tyres are pretty worn out.
i doubt if it makes sense posting it to UK.
please PM if you want to discuss it. or make an offer.

splitting my Tour de l'Avenir these days - the frameset's for sale.
comes with Sugino BB, Speeder Road Champion headset
and SR seatpost. Campagnolo dropouts.
seattube: 58 cm c-t-c.

looking for GBP130 including postage to most european countries.

This deal came up like getting a 1999 M6 TTL for £750, however it has a paint default on the top plate. I already have a few M lenses, but the main idea is to use my old 40mm Summicron from the 70's, to have one of the smallest M combos available.

I though about the self devving, but I will probably have to take a course beforehand. The idea of being in full control of the final result sure is appealing !

Vandal's right - DIY, it's easy. you don't need to take a course.
Rodinal and TriX is a perfect combination imo.
Leica deserves it and you will love it.

Kildemoes EREMITAGE - a strange mixture from Denmark.
any idea about this bike?

http://www.lfgss.com/post2752405-58112.html

^ beauty. I like it 'as is', maybe just get a matching front wheel, new bartape, saddle, cables and grease?

thank you. that's easy but i am afraid it also needs respraying - too much rust...

here's what i got delivered yesterday. ca. 1980 production, out of some danish barn - photographed as it is.
i am going to bring it back to life. why not?