WTB: C Record hubs, rear derailleur

[Aaron O]

Hi Folks, I'm looking for:

Campagnolo c-record 6/7sp hubs, low flange. In an ideal world, they'd be laced to Campy rims.

C-record rear derailleur - 2nd generation.

Campy rims...Sigmas or rims appropriate to 87' - 88'. Preferably laced to hubs.

Nitto aluminum albatross/north road bars.

[texbike]

Hey Aaron,

How are you doing? Is this for your latest De Rosa project?

Cheers,

Texbike

[Brian Cdn]

Spotted some C Record stuff that may be of interest on CL

http://toronto.en.craigslist.ca/tor/bik/3451242935.html

[Aaron O]

Hey Aaron,

How are you doing? Is this for your latest De Rosa project?

Cheers,

Texbike
Everything but the Nittos...

I should also probably hunt down the right 3ttt bars/stem, but I have some nice Cinellis that should do well.

[Aaron O]

Spotted some C Record stuff that may be of interest on CL

http://toronto.en.craigslist.ca/tor/bik/3451242935.html

Thanks Brian, but I think his prices are at optimistic eBay level. I'm hoping for a decent deal, not a steal, for a painless transaction with no marketing. I'm not in a rush where I'd run out and pay top of the market.

[Brian Cdn]

Hey Aaron

Agreed, his prices are "record" setting..

[Leoner]

Hi Aaron - I believe I have 2 pairs in the garage. If I remember correctly both are laced to Campy silver box section tubular rims. Are you looking for tubular or clincher? How many hole? I've got a super busy night but I will try and check at some point. Also, I have a few ttt stems/bars. Which are you looking for?

[Aaron O]

Leoner - preferably 32 h might accept 36 if w rims. Please send photos.

On the 3ttt, I'll research as I'm not terribly familiar with their parts.

[Leoner]

The first pair are C Record but but only 28 hole. The other pair are Croce D'Aune 36 hole, laced with bladed spokes (hubs are not slotted) to Campy Sigma Strada (http://campybike.com/pdf/1988CampagnoloRim.pdf) rims (Chromium).

Thanks

[stien]

I have a 3ttt seatpost and stem/bars I'm not going to be using:

http://i660.photobucket.com/albums/uu321/cleverbastid/Mystery%20Bike%20Build/IMG_3158.jpg
http://i660.photobucket.com/albums/uu321/cleverbastid/Mystery%20Bike%20Build/IMG_3155.jpg
http://i660.photobucket.com/albums/uu321/cleverbastid/Mystery%20Bike%20Build/IMG_3154.jpg

[Aaron O]

Leoner - thanks for checking, but not quite :(

I'll check on the 3ttt.

[Aaron O]

The bars are the compitizeone model, stem seems to be the 84 record. Prefer bars 42cm.

[Aaron O]

Just to be more clear, I need Italian threaded hubs.

[roydyates]

Just to be more clear, I need Italian threaded hubs.
Apologies in advance for thread hijacking but I didn't know that hubs can come in Italian threading? Is English the alternative? Is the difference in the axle threading or something else/more?

Is this for old stuff or does it apply to modern hubs too?
Thanks!

[ctcyclistbob]

Apologies in advance for thread hijacking but I didn't know that hubs can come in Italian threading? Is English the alternative? Is the difference in the axle threading or something else/more?

Is this for old stuff or does it apply to modern hubs too?
Thanks!

The threading spec is for older freewheel hubs; freewheels came in different threading also.

[Columbus SLX]

Apologies in advance for thread hijacking but I didn't know that hubs can come in Italian threading? Is English the alternative? Is the difference in the axle threading or something else/more?

Is this for old stuff or does it apply to modern hubs too?
Thanks!

English, ISO, and Italian threading are practically identical; Italian is .008" deeper thread cut, but they all are the same pitch and diameter. Unless you're running a tandem, there's no real worry about mix-and-matching them.

Only French is the weirdo and not interchangeable.

[Aaron O]

English, ISO, and Italian threading are practically identical; Italian is .008" deeper thread cut, but they all are the same pitch and diameter. Unless you're running a tandem, there's no real worry about mix-and-matching them.

Only French is the weirdo and not interchangeable.


Gerrrr - I wish I knew that...I would have bought the pair that Sean was offering.

I'm translating this as meaning I can put English freewheels on italian thread hubs and vice versa.

[Orrery]

From what I've read you can do it but it is advised that once you make the switch i.e. from ITA to ENG to stay with that for subsequent freewheels.

[Columbus SLX]

Gerrrr - I wish I knew that...I would have bought the pair that Sean was offering.

I'm translating this as meaning I can put English freewheels on italian thread hubs and vice versa.

Absolutely. Sorry dude! Sheldon talks about it on his page.

I'd heard the don't-go-back-and-forth thing too, but only in reference to headsets which have the same nuances. Unless you're some masher I don't think it's a biggie.

[Aaron O]

Thanks for clarifying...I'll know for next time <dohhhh!>.

So...

Looking for gen 2 c-record derailleur.
32h hubs, consider 36, consider complete wheels
dura ace 7400 headset, ISO/Brit

[Aaron O]

Have the hubs, bars and stem.

Looking for 2nd gen rear derailleur - want to pay around 80 - 125 depending on condition.

Dura Ace 7400 headset

8sp dura ace hg cassette