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Hi - thanks for the help - apparently that is the correct way to do it!

I am impatient and this freehub was buggered, though, so I dismantled it by using a punch and hammer to loosen the lockring (clockwise), took the main assembly off, then used some visegrips to unscrew the freewheel (counter-clockwise).

Ok, improvised with one chain whip and a hammer! Now am stuck again - any ideas on the below?

Hi,

This 7spd. freewheel came on a bike I am renovating. It moves quite a bit on the hub and makes noise so i guess either the freewheel is borked or the hub is. I cant see a way to remove it though - any thoughts?

It is on an older Zeus hub (probably 80s) and the axle is solid.

Frameset only price?

Parcelforce terrible service!

Hi,

Apologies for this but I am running out of options, and hair to pull out of my head.

It is now going on to the 5th day I have been promised collection of a bike I sold. Despite online help, many phonecalls to the depot, assurances from the driver that he is “around the corner” nobody has arrived.

I am at the end of my tether and have took to facebook and twitter to vent.

If you are bored and have a spare minute, please go to

https://twitter.com/parcelforce?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor

And ask why they won’t collect from me!

Moulton Separable?! Steel, road, weird.

I have a shamal front, plus a C-record hubbed Pianni rim front

@billygoat28 better than described, great to deal with.

PM'd

Hi, yeah the forks aren't original but are a nice set of forks all the same. Do you know of this frame? I only bought it last week because it came up down the road from me and was cheap! To be honest I'll probably end up throwing it back on Ebay and hope to make a bit of beer money on it.

Pics here: https://imgur.com/a/FCQTc

Hi I have a Hobbs but it is a road

Bargainous.

Thanks for the heads up.

Damn! Ok that would be great if you could.

Sorry I am not au fait with 1st vs second gen, but will attach a couple of pics of what i am after

I am after some Suntour Superbe Pro bits for a frame I am building up for the summer. Looking for mid 1980's era and must be in good condition:

• Front and rear road hubs
  
• Chainset (road or track but track preferable)
  
• Rear derailleur
  
• Shifters
  
• Headset
  
• Pedals
  
  

Anyone got anything they are no longer using?

Thanks man, it's in really nice condition

Sold.

FS a beautiful example of a Dave Lloyd frame in metallic pink.

Sizing is:

ST: 57cm c-c 58.5cm c-t
TT: 56cm c-c

Made from lightweight high-end Columbus SL steel, the frame features chromed dropouts front and rear, engraved seat stay caps, fork crown, and brake bridge. Internal cable routing. Cutout BB shell.

Shimano running gear:

• 105 front and rear mechs, indexed shifters
  
• 600 chainset
  
  

Rare Shimano Sante brake calipers and levers.

Campagnolo Record hubs & skewers laced to Mavic MA40 rims with very little wear.

Campagnolo headset.

Finishing kit:

• Milremo seatpost
  
• Fizik Arione Wingflex Titanio saddle
  
• ITM stem
  
• Modolo bars
  
  

£450

More pics here: https://imgur.com/a/Xxnbs

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/50cm-Lo-Pro-Track-Frame/232646075421?hash=item362ac9641d:g:ZU0AAOSwd1labZJV

Now on Ebay.

Hi, £250 is the price for now. No rush to sell and confident it's a decent price.

Regards,

Joe

Yes still for sale.

Peugeot Competition 4000 racing bike made from Columbus Thron Custom steel tubing.

Sizing:
ST: 54cm c-c 56cm c-t
TT: 56cm c-c

Fitted with Campagnolo Mirage:
Chainset
Rear Mech
Brake Calipers
Brifters
BB

Front mech is Campagnolo Veloce.
Stem / bars are ITM
Hubs and headset is Miche
Saddle is San Marco Concor Light.

Nice condition for age, no dents / ding / rust. Do however expect scratches and marks from use.

£250

I am located in Manchester, but happy to post at cost.