Big Old Clear Out.

[GosforthBike]

More to come. Pics can be found here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... sp=sharing

Shimano 600 Tricolour, all good condition:
- Brake Calipers -BR-6403 - Dual Pivot - £25 posted

- Rear Derailleur - RD-6400 - £18 posted


Shimano SIS Six Speed Free Wheel - £15 posted

Sachs Huret Front Derailleur - £8 posted

Dia Compe Long Drop Brake Calipers - Black - Nutted - £20 posted

Weinmann Brake Levers - Red Dot - Built in barrel adjusters - £20 posted

Weinamnn 605 Side Pull Calipers - £25 Posted

Mafac Racer Caliper - No mounting bolt - £15 posted

Mafac Dural Forge Caliper - £15 Posted

Raleigh Front Derailleur - £15 Posted


Sold - Chainset - FC-6400 - 172.5mm - £25 posted
Sold - Regina Extra America Freewheel - 13 to 23 - 6 Speed - £20 posted

 

[Mike Muz]

Re:

Hello,

Would you know if the Regina freewheel would fit a Campag thread? I know it's a long shot, but worth an ask.

If so, I may be tempted by it.

Thanks,

Mike

 

[mk one]

Hi, its hard to tell on my small screen, has the 600 rear mech got any scuffs on it? has it been crashed on? if its clean i will take it please

Mark

 

[GosforthBike]

Re:

Hi,

I think it is ISO threaded, but not really sure how to check.

I'm assuming the Campag standard would have been Italian threaded?

Thanks,

Phil

 

[GosforthBike]

Hi,

The 600 mech has a few scratches, but I wouldn't say it has been crashed on. I'll try to take a better pic tomorrow for you.

Phil

 

[Mike Muz]

Re:

Think I'll take a chance on the Regina freewheel.

Can I sort out with you tomorrow, please?

Thanks,

Mike

 

[torqueless]

Re:

I think it is ISO threaded, but not really sure how to check.

Try threading it onto an English thread adjustable BB cup, if you have one handy. it's the same thread- 1.37"x24

A Campag. hub usually has its thread dimensions inscribed around the 'shoulder'. If it was sold in UK, chances are it is 1.37"x24

Btw I would strongly advise against the corollary experiment of attempting to verify the thread of a hub by screwing it into the non-drive side of an English BB shell..

..But you can use the English adjustable cup as an improvised thread gauge, held against the hub thread. If the threads interlock all the way across then chances are it's the same thread.

 

[Sworks1984]

Re: Regina freewheel

Hi if not sold to the guy before me I will take this

 

[GosforthBike]

Re:

Sorry, the Regina Freewheel has gone.

 

[Mike Muz]

Re: Re:

I think it is ISO threaded, but not really sure how to check.

Try threading it onto an English thread adjustable BB cup, if you have one handy. it's the same thread- 1.37"x24

A Campag. hub usually has its thread dimensions inscribed around the 'shoulder'. If it was sold in UK, chances are it is 1.37"x24

Btw I would strongly advise against the corollary experiment of attempting to verify the thread of a hub by screwing it into the non-drive side of an English BB shell..

..But you can use the English adjustable cup as an improvised thread gauge, held against the hub thread. If the threads interlock all the way across then chances are it's the same thread.

I love this place, always learning!
Thank you. Sadly, I don't actually have the hub yet, to see. It's on a bike that's on the way to me!

Mike