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Shimano R440 flat bar brake levers now sold

All widths measured centre to centre

Kestrel EMS Pro SL Carbon Aramid Bars, double grooved, 42cm width, 199g (kitchen scales), 31.8mm clamp £70

Specialized Zertz Roubaix Bars, single groove, 40cm width, 31.8mm clamp £20

ITM Super Italia Pro-2 Bars, double groove, 42cm width, 25.8mm clamp £20

Cinelli Criterium, 65-40, 40cm width, 26.4mm clamp, £15

SOLD 3TTT Tour de France Competizione, drilled for brake cables, 39cm width, 26.0mm clamp £15

Ridgeback straight bar from Genesis Day 2, 54cm, £5

Also some newer 3TTT heat treated Gimondi Competizione, 40cm, 26.0mm clamp £20

and now more

Cinelli Campione del Mondo 66-40, 40cm, 26.4mm clamp, £15

another Cinelli Criterium 65-40, 26.4mm clamp, £15

Collect Central or North London

Flat bar brake levers still available.

All curved I'm afraid unless I tackle them with my bench grinder.

Tiagra STI levers sold

I'm interested in the Cinelli bars, what width and model are they?

That's the one, I sent pictures of the frame, maybe they'd prefer a full build...

I could do with a couple of pairs of 42cm Cinelli bars, either Giro D'Italia or Campione del Mondo for 26.4mm clamp . Ideally without grooves and could swap for 40cm bars if interested.
Next, I'm after some Dura Ace 7400 non-aero brake levers, will pay or swap for some Aero versions.
Finally some Dura Ace 7400 pedals with clips and straps to pimp my Eroica ride!

Yes indeed, would you like them?
Stephen

I think the only 7 speed Shimano STIs were RSX and they would typically require a Shimano rear mech to work with. The shifters will make the Weinmann brakes even worse as they pull too much cable. You'll also need some kind of cable stop where the current gear levers fit and so hopefully they are the braze on type.
Looking at eBay you'd do well to get the STIs for £30, rear mech for £15, brakes for £20, cable stops for £10, new cables throughout? £30, bar tape £10...

Great job there! Those parts look much better there than sulking in my cellar. For the future, personally, I'd go older Campag pre ergopower or newer Shimano 9 speed or above. Just saying...

Got some Cane Creeks

http://www.lfgss.com/conversations/263615/#comment12222049

These match the description

http://www.lfgss.com/conversations/268382/#comment12296499

Thanks for that, I loaded the photos on the Gios registration site a couple of months ago but have had no response.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Campagnolo-C-Record-Era-Bottom-Bracket-111mm-X-70mm-/281702667750?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item4196c995e6

About time we had some more classic Olmo on here. Check out the chainstay protector!

Yes it does.

Lovely frame! That's a FAG style bottom bracket, there are a few tools that will do the trick including a FAG and a Cyclo one. If it's not too tight a regular lockring/pastry spanner will do the job.

http://www.evanscycles.com/products/cyclo/bottom-bracket-remover-ec038581?country=GB&currency=GBP&esvt=1200-GOUKE253802&esvadt=999999-0-37770-1&esvcrea=61233932096&esvd=c&esvo=EV170691-NA-NA&esvaid=50080&gclid=CjwKEAjw-ZqrBRDt_KjhjcbzhhISJAAlRGvl_nnlEx246k68fO6h9ftxMbmWtFn5zhOSrmvlXkQdsBoCgYXw_wcB

Any ideas on a date for this one. It arrived from eBay with a mix of components including an alloy Campagnolo freewheel! The previous owner reckons it's been resprayed and given the chrome detailing I wonder if it was all chrome at one point.

Headset added, no chainset ?!##"!

I have
Rear derailleur http://www.lfgss.com/conversations/268380/#comment12301339 bit scratched

Brake calipers http://www.lfgss.com/conversations/268382/#comment12296499 bit scratched

Brake and gear levers http://www.lfgss.com/conversations/268473/#comment12301341

I have a chainset too with worn chainrings...

Nuovo Record era levers now sold

6208 and 1051 now sold

Levers are for composite frames with flat bosses, normally hard to find!

Not too far, just North of Finsbury Park.