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700c is ETRTO 622. 27" is ETRTO 630 Haven't got a clue what 635 could be, other than extremely difficult to get tyres for. But other people have . . . . http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_5775 http://forum.ctc.org.uk/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=36249

The "rivets" on one of my 80s Super Record pedals have worn loose to the point where the plate wiggles freely and presumably the rivets at the other end of the plate must be under significantly greater loads. What are my options for repair or at least making them last a bit longer? 1) Drill...

Yes, the rare one CS301. Doesn't need to be pristine, sensible money offered but will buy bigger chainring and/or learn to pedal rather than pay through the nose :lol:

Erm, dunno, but I've got a very similar one on my landing so I'm following this with interest :) I bought mine second (or probably more . . .) hand in 1992 from someone in CC Romford - they were sponsored by a resprayer so it was in club near-fluo orange/white/green - looked dreadful filmed...

I have seen single eyelet MA2s - the originals were a double eyelet silver MA40 but IIRC they went single even before the change to the "newer" label (MA40 likewise went purple/yellow?). Precursors to these were E2 and G40 respectively - again a shared extrusion, from the days of 27".

I have an unused Specialized "MTB-3" stem - ~100mm and 30deg rise i.e 120degree. Forged construction - looks like a bent-up Cinella XA and has a centrepull cable stop integrated. Appears to be 26mm not 25.4mm. Also a used Kalloy Uno 110mm but that's 90degree.

I have a pair of unused Campag Stheno silver 36H that I still haven't built into wheels. My project isn't retro :oops: so I would be willing to exchange them for sufficient cash to buy a modern pair.

I have an unused pair of Deore XT Rapidfire integrated units with double thumb buttons (not thumb/finger) and cable pull for cantis not Vs. Wouldn't know where to look for a part number.