What's the rarest part you own?

[Hotwheels.]

I can't make my mind up, there's a few contenders. Maybe the Flite Control Cucamonga crank, or possibly the Mountain Goat bar ends.

What's yours?

 

[syncrosfan]

Hurrycat Vorace XC comp fork. HED cross country rims. Don't know which one would be considered rarer.

 

[johntomjoe]

my christmas present 2012 from a good mate :xmas-big-grin:

cannondale team saddle

 

[Bennyboy95]

Cook bros racing seatpost

 

[legrandefromage]

My green bike of no longer mystery is a one off frame

 

[big.eck]

rarest part i own is my starbike m1 hyrdo v-brakes

 

[RadNomad]

Not exotic but...original 'orange lava' factory supplied touch up paint for my '96 Lava Dome. Still fluid and usable. Can't be many of those around i guess..

 

[ferrus]

Not sure exactly how rare they are but I've a few interesting bits; TNT 'v' brake, Westpine hub, King Rib-Cages etc. Also have a few long-cage road mech's which aren't very common: Super Rec', Nuovo Rec', Dura Ace.
The rarest has to be some 80's Italian titanium toe clips. I've never seen any others or even found any reference to them.

 

[gtRTSdh]

Probably titec taperwall ti handlebars.

 

[mattr]

Proto frame, prod ones were all straight gauge, I got one of a small batch of single/double butted team frames as a warranty replacement. Didn't even realise until I sent it back for a respray and the guy in the workshop pointed it out, apparently some were built with the back end out of line (making the discs all but unusable, these were mostly scrapped) and most of the rest cracked. Unfortunately, it's actually slightly heavier than my straight gauge frame, which is bare metal and canti only.
And proto forks, first batch of rond quake airs. Officially 75mm travel, but built with "special" insides. Better damping, but less travel. Again, team issue.