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Shimano 600 is threaded not threadless, you can get new for about £13 http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BANKRUPT-HEADSET-FOR-1-AHEAD-FORKS-BRAND-NEW-/380382872181?pt=UK_sportsleisure_cycling_bikeparts_SR&hash=item5890960275
there's black ones for 50p more in another listing

I'm a greedy git and I like shiny things. Only I've been told I have too many shiny things and that i can't use them all at once...lol

all gone

You can use pretty much anything, I've had a Falcon from that era and the threading is standard BSC/68mm so a nice cup and cone Tange/Sakea/Shimano etc would go well for the look.

Each chainset has its own requirements in terms of length of axle.

Got a new SLR XP in white
£55 gets it posted to Germany

Even with index shifting I can't see any problem tbh. Shimano shifters are able to push past the last indexed position so with the sprocket only 0.5mm further outwards than where a 6 speed would be I can't see that as an issue.
Regarding fitting the last sprocket on, given the very minute variance there will still be enough threading on the freehub to be able to tighten it down okay/safely.
If you pose the Q on RB you'd get a definitive answer.
Worse case scenario you get a 6 speed top sprocket or dremell 0.5mm off the spacer

Got a set of 5600 so still has the gear cables out front, front left is new/unused, the right has around 500 miles on it, some minor marks on the nose plate & a little crazing on the laquer otherwise excellent
PM if any use to you.

So you want a uniglide cassette then as that is the only slide on 6 speed option? Pretty hard to come by these days in good nick, here's a NOS below but have a try on retrobike if you haven't already
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SHIMANO-6-SPEED-UNIGLIDE-CASSETTE-14-21-600-6400-NOS-/320976080849?pt=UK_sportsleisure_cycling_bikeparts_SR&hash=item4abbaa4fd1

One went for £18 last week on ebay, always the bloody way.grrrrr

SOLD Pair of LOOK delta pedals, axles nice and smooth with no play, cleat retention is unworn and there's the usual cleat adjuster.
Cosmetically not the best but will be fine for chipping around on.
£14 posted

Letchworth North Herts
It's a std screw on with BSA (British) threading but the maillard removal tool is a 24 notch job, which whilst available in LBS as part of their tool kits isn't that plentiful these days to buy.
PM me your email for photos

I've got an excellent Rigida (older red label) wheelset built onto High flange Maillard hubs. Comes with very nice 6 speed touring Maillard freewheel which I don't have the tool to remove.
Braking surfaces hardly touched and run true, hubs roll smooth and have been cleaned out & re-lubed. Stainless steel spokes (36) 3 cross pattern, they've been fully polished/cleaned so ready to roll.
700C/126mm OLN
£80 inclusive of courier

Not sure if it something you'd consider but I have a mint condition Fuji S602Pro (metal body variant with shutter release connection)
Have all the manuals etc. only x6 zoom but I have a x2 screw on lens & the adapter, think I still have a polarising filter somewhere. Can also include Sandisk Extreme III 2Gb CF.
Takes a mahoosive 13Mb RAW (okay it is a TIFF file ) shot which are pretty impressive, super macro is fuggin' fantastic down to 1cm.
Just not using it anymore and is ultimately better than my newer Fuji though is obviously a fair few years old I've never had any issues with it.
Downsides, not sure if it will recognise greater than 2Gb CF,(haven't tried), and it can be a bit power hungry so decent AA's a neccessity (I use 2850 Ansmann's myself), the screen is only 1.8" but I always used the viewer.
Anyway here's the specs.
http://www.steves-digicams.com/camera-reviews/fujifilm/finepix-s602-zoom/fujifilm-finepix-s602-zoom-review.html
Here's one of my shots at full range with the x2 adapter from the other side of Wembley stadium

I've got a mint condition Shimano 600/MA2 rear (6208 6 speed) with immaculate 15-26 uniglide cassette.
After £58 posted

I've got Athena Carbon ergos in superb condition along with Mirage triple (with 5 differing rings) long cage rear & triple front.
Hit me up if of interest

Might want to check out the ebay.fr site, there are a fair few French threaded pedals/cranks, BB's & even headsets on there.

One of my Sunday best bikes, I'm thinking of letting go my 1996/97 62cm Raleigh Special Products Titanium racing frame. I've had many happy years with her but not getting enough use of late :o(
Tubes from IMI in Birmingham rather than the later re-branded Timet and NOT the later shit looking oval tubed variant(IMO of course) Frame is 1600g approx, with the forks & headset 2100g
Immaculate throughout, comes with lovely needle bearing FRM headset & super tough Mizuno full carbon forks (the thickest steerer you'll find) and the Certificate from the frame builder.
Originally had straight legged steel forks in black but I moved them on for a tenner waaay back (Stupid me..grrrr)
looking for £1250 as this is about as rare a beast as you'll find in this condition/size

44g jesus how heavy is that..lol
10 tool Zanzi-tool 18g, includes 14 & 15 gauge spoke tightener, 5 allen keys, 10 & 8mm hex spanner, phillips screwdriver and the all important bottle opener :o)

Personally I carry that and my cooltool chainsplitter/adjusable wrench that has an 8/10mm hex drive +14/15mm crank bolt attachment. The adjustable is thin enough to remove pedals.
Beats an Alien any time you like, shame you can't buy them anymore

You mean you want an inline post?
That length under 250g is a tall order as they aren't as light as std ally/cf posts
Here's a bonty tho they don't go cheap
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Bontrager-race-light-seat-post-27-2mm-330mm-long-/140846509783?pt=UK_sportsleisure_cycling_bikeparts_SR&hash=item20cb1b2ed7

think I saw one on the CTC forums earlier this year, might want to put an ad on there, just a thought

Damn, just bought some Gigantex/FRM wheels from Germany, if ya had been a couple of day earlier....

I've got a pair of black Shimano canti levers in excellent condition, nice long lever with reach adjustment screw for the smaller hand
£8.50 posted
You can get new deep drop calipers for £18 posted from Wiggle

I wouldn't sell the shifters seperately aside from the calipers but I have some new bagged SL-Z series friction shifters with 2 new gear cables plus outer for rear d I'd do for £12 posted
I'll sort out photos of the brake calipers asap, email would be easier tho.

Reduced to £27 incl postage

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