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I will take a look, thank you!

SOLD. thank you.

I will gladly buy them if you stay with the black; thank you!

Shucks! Too late on that one; it is one of my missing puzzle pieces for that gruppo.

Anyone have a stray White Industries LMDS shifter available?

:roll: More Newsboy fireswork?!? today! It'll be interesting to see how well a small frame ends up compared with the last one he sold. I guess it really comes down to two people wanting the same size at the same time.

Here is the component breakdown: Rear and front derailleur: Shimano Deore XT Rear cassette: Shimano Crank: Shimano Front chain rings: Shimano Biopace II Saddle: Selle Italia, not correct to bike but nice with some minor rub. Seat clamp: Suntour Thumb shifters: Shimano Deore XT Rear brakes...

Re: Re: :oops: just a baby bird collection compared to what some of the guys have here.

Nice! I am a fan of the Paul!

Quote: midibiker: "You never know he could still be an active member on here. " Very true but if you click on his profile he hasn't signed in for 3 years. Here is a NOS one that has been on US Ebay forever; he was asking $1,000 but dropped the price last month to: $850. There is also...

You are responding to a 13 year old post, likely he will not answer. Can you please post a picture for us to see? Thanks!

Here is an image of the clamp I need please.

Someone ask to see the crack in the seat post and any wear areas. Here you go:

Mountain Klein For Sale: A fabulous 1980's (I have been told early 1988) Klein mountain bike, serial number: 2M491; The frame measures 20" from the center of the bottom bracket to the top of the seat tube. I am letting it go because in the past month I bought a few other early mountain bikes...

Re: Re:ShureFoot III Thank you, this really helps to clarify my question, Shoot, it looks like I bought the wrong ones; I bought the regular Surefoots, not the Surefoot III's. This catalog image really helps.

I got them figured out; I tried searching differently and got a couple results. It is interesting that Shimano USA was distributing them.

I am in need of a seat clamp for this Ideale 90 Rebour saddle. Note it has the flat metal aluminum chassis instead of the steel rod type chassis. Thank you for any assistance. Brant Mackley

Here is the 1983 order list; it is interesting to see the kit prices for the upper level bikes and their "Inflation Fighter" parts. The dealer price for the the in-house built Mt. Goat bars was $95 vs. the mass produced Escape Goat bullmoose bars at $27 (MountainBikes fillet bullmoose, ref...

Test a small area on the underside first. 1. I first start with 90-99 percent drinking alcohol; Denatured alcohol sometimes works but the added chemicals can cloud the original paint. Alcohol is great because if it is "too hot" or active and is removing the overpaint but you are seeing the...

Here is a newly acquired 1983 Escape Goat I purchased from Derrick (Mr. Toad) on this forum. The serial number is: 031783; so the third 17 inch bicycle made in 1983. The Escape is in original paint which is a deep metallic blue which I am guessing is their "Concord Blue Metallic" from the 83's...