MISC

Velo Orange Grand Cru Quill Stem: 110mm x 26.0mm - Steel (Near Mint Low Miles)

The beloved VO Grand Cru quill is long discontinued and oddly difficult to find these days! It features an extension that continues rearward past the quill, a recreation of a 1950's and 1960's design from the Cinelli #1 steel stem and French models like...

Royal Scott Head Badge: Brass - English 3 Speed 1950's 1960's 1970's

Royal Scot was a maker of English 3 speed bicycles Condition Excellent used shape with a lovely patina.

Phil Wood Tandem Disc/Drum Rear Hub: 140mm x 48H - Silver (Near Mint Perfect Bearings)

Rare rear hub for a tandem with a disc / drum brake.  It is made specifically for the Phil Wood disc brake, and fits many drum brakes such as the Aria. Condition Near mint used shape. Bearings are perfect. Some very light cosmetic wear, and...

Regina CX/CX-S Freewheel: 6 Speed - 13-31t Wide Range MTB / Touring (MINT <100 Miles)

Rare extreme wide range version of the CX/CX-S, suitable for early mountain bikes, touring, or for a hill climbing still appropriate freewheel for your Italian L'Eroica bicycle. This was likely custom built, as it's unusual to see a 31t cog version and...

Shimano Crane GS Rear Derailleur: Long Cage - 1st Gen DR102 - Touring/MTB - Silver (EXC)

Rare 1st gen Crane GS from ~1971 to 1973, model number DR102. It is identified via the cable stop being cast into the rear housing knuckle and round cutouts in cage. The 2nd gen D511 started around 1973 and acquired a barrel adjuster stop that was a...

Mavic 860 Front Derailleur: 28.6mm Clamp - Black (Low Miles)

The mid 1980's Mavic 860/862 derailleurs are the stuff of legend.  They work amazingly well, look great, and stand out from the crowd.  Highly sought after and fairly rare. Condition This one has very low miles and largely in wonderful shape,...

Huret Jubilee Front Derailleur: 4-Hole - 28.6mm Clamp (Near Mint+)

One of the lightest vintage front derailleurs out there, matched with some very angular lines that give it an almost industrial steampunk aesthetic.  Super smooth shifting! The four hole version was second gen, issued in 1977 and ran through the...

Sachs New Success Ergo Brifters: 3x8 - Re-badged Campagnolo Chorus For Shimano Derailleurs

This cool shifter set was released in the 1990's by the bicycle company Sachs.  If you like the feel of Campy shifters but don't want to upgrade your entire bike to Campagnolo, this is the shifter for you!  The shifter is a basically a...

NOS Lejeune Service Courses Toe Straps: Dark Red Leather - 1960's 1970's

Extremely rare fresh set of original Lejeune toe straps! These will elevate your classic Lejeune to the next level of completeness. Buckles say C.T.S.I. Made in France. Condition New old stock, never installed. Very close to mint. No fading or leather...

Campagnolo Nuovo Record Headset: 1960's 1970's Early Version - Strada 1039 - English (EXC+ Low Miles)

This is a tougher to find early version of the Nuovo Record headset. The locknut and crown race on the 1960's to mid 1970s headsets had smaller font and the locknut had long dashes between words.  In 1970 through the mid 70's the cups had <C>...

Campagnolo Nuovo Record Brake Levers: #2030 - 3rd Gen 1978-1984 (Near Mint)

Clean set of NR levers!  These are a 3rd gen 1978 to 1984+, identified via the hard anodized dark grey body, shorter reach than 1st/2nd gen, and U-shaped cable hole.  Condition Near mint very lightly used shape. These look a lot cleaner in...

Campagnolo "N" Wheel Dishing Tool: 1960's 1970's

This Campy wheel dish gauge is a highly visible piece in the complete Campagnolo tool kit.  It's listed in the older catalogs only as "N", and the more modern catalogs as UT-HU010 or 2236001 (though the tool remains unchanged from the 1960's to...

Campagnolo #770 Crank Extractor / Puller Tool: Standard 22mm x 1" Size

This 1970's or 1980's Campy crank puller works on most Campagnolo, Sugino, Shimano, etc cranksets.  It is right hand threaded.  The only square taper cranks it will not fit are 1980's C-Record, Athena, and Chorus which required left hand thread...

Campagnolo #770 Crank Extractor / Puller Tool: Standard 22mm x 1" Size (Near Mint)

This 1970's or 1980's Campy crank puller works on most Campagnolo, Sugino, Shimano, etc cranksets.  It is right hand threaded.  The only square taper cranks it will not fit are 1980's C-Record, Athena, and Chorus which required left hand thread...

Campagnolo Chainring Bolt Spanner Wrench: Model #768 (EXC)

Every vintage bike lover's toolbox needs one of these elegant Campy chainring bolt tools. Condition Excellent used shape. Details Black

Campagnolo L Wrench #767: 5mm Allen Key w/ Pineapple Grip (EXC)

Every cyclist's tool kit can be improved with a genuine Campy hex wrench!  Cool to hang from your keychain too. Campagnolo officially designated this for chainring bolts as that was often the only 5mm allen bolt on bikes in the classic 1960s...

Campagnolo T-Wrench #143/2: 8mm + 6mm - 1960's 1970's Early Version (EXC)

This is an early version of the classy Campy "T" wrench. It is easily identified via the allen key shaped vertical shaft, which became a round shaft somewhere in the later 1970's. Socket wrench in 8mm socket + 6mm hex.  This is what you need to...

Campagnolo T-Wrench #143/2: 8mm + 6mm - For Pedal Bearing Adjustment (Near Mint)

Classy Campy "T" socket wrench in 8mm socket + 6mm hex format.  This is what you need to adjust the bearings on your NR/SR pedals. Condition near mint lightly used shape Details Model #143/2 (called model #1130006 by the late...

Campagnolo Peanut Butter Wrench #769: 15mm Track Spanner / Crank Bolt Remover - Early Version (Near Mint)

Every mechanic needs a Campy PB wrench in their toolbox (and one in their cupboard for making a PB&J sandwich!).  Most often used as a pista axle nut wrench at the track, or to remove/install 15mm crank fixing bolts. This is an early version...

Campagnolo "Q" Cone Spanner / Locknut Wrench Set: 15/16mm (2) + 13/14mm (2) (Pair)

This is a set of four Campy cone wrenches, two 13/14mm and two 15/16mm. Condition Excellent used shape. Details Model: Q 

Campagnolo Super Record Titanium Strada Pedals: #4021 - Black Cages (Near Mint)

True Super Record pedals with the Ti spindles, vs the MUCH more common Record SL Superleggeri #1037/a that are the same with steel axles. Quite rare! Condition Near mint lightly used shape. Buttery smooth bearings, though they sound a bit dry and could...

1st Gen Campagnolo Super Record 2-Bolt Fluted Seatpost: 27.2mm - 1970's - Alloy Ears (EXC)

This is a genuine 1st generation Super Record seatpost from 1973-1978.  It is distinguished from the much more common Nuovo Record two-pin seatpost with it's factory flutes, drilled out pivots, alloy clamp side ears, and different inscriptions that...

Campagnolo Super Record 4001 Rear Derailleur: Red Bullseye Pulleys - Pat 1984 (Near MINT+ Low Miles)

Exceptionally clean vintage Super Record rear mech, from the early 1980's.  The jockey wheels are nearly NOS Bullseye in red.  Classic road bicycle show worthy!  Condition Very close to MINT, show bike worthy condition.  There are...

1st Gen Campagnolo "Super Record" Brake Levers: Aftermarket Drillium Front/Back < Long Reach Early NR Levers > Brown Hoods (EXC++)

This is a ~1972-1977 set of Nuovo Record long reach brake levers which has been drilled aftermarket in the format of the 1st gen Super Record levers! They're also drilled on the rear of the levers, something not really seen before on these.  The...

1st Gen Campagnolo Super Record Headset: 1973-1975 - Italian - #4041 Strada - Italian - Alloy (Near Mint, RARE0)

Exceptionally and truly rare early Campagnolo Super Record headset! This version showed up on high level bikes in the early to mid 1970's (roughly 1973 to 1976?), and were very expensive. As such, apparently not many were made. One of the more rare...

TA Pro 5 Vis Cyclotouriste Crankset: Capped Pedal Holes Early Version - 170mm x 54/44T Double - French (Near Mint+ Low Miles)

Very clean early version that features the closed pedal holes, with the little "cap" with a hole in it over the back sides.  The very earliest versions had different flutes and little engraved logos near the dust caps, and these were after those...

1975 Campagnolo Super Record Rear Derailleur 1st Gen: #4001 (Near Mint+)

Super rare first generation Campy SR rear derailleur! These were introduced in 1973/1974 as an upgrade to the Nuovo Record. They were essentially the NR with black anodized alloy pivots, titanium pivot bolts, and Super Record on the faceplate.  They...

Campagnolo C-Record Brake Levers: 4th Gen 1992/1993 - Aero (EXC)

Last generation of Record brake levers, identified easily via the small round hole at the top of the blades. Condition Excellent used condition overall, with a light to scuffing to the top faces of lever blades. Otherwise quite clean. Hoods are near...

Campagnolo 1st Gen C-Record / Cobalto Brake Levers: 1983-1985 (EXC)

These levers were issued with both the first generation C-Record group, and the Super Record Cobalto brakeset.  They were made from 1983 to 1986.  They are identifiable as 1st gen via the white hoods with ribbed top, the lack of a quick...

NOS Campagnolo 1st Gen C-Record / Cobalto Brake Levers: White Hoods - 1983-1985 (Take-Off)

These levers were issued with both the first generation C-Record group, and the Super Record Cobalto brakeset.  They were made from 1983 to 1986.  They are identifiable as 1st gen via the white hoods with ribbed top, the lack of a quick...

Campagnolo Record 1st Gen 8 Speed Ergo Shifters: EC-02RE CG - Double/Triple (EXC+)

This is the very first Ergopower brifter Campagnolo ever made, introduced in 1992.  It was most notably part of the last generation C-Record / 1st gen modern Record, but as this was the only Ergo shifter in 1992 they were also available with Chorus...

Campagnolo Record Syncro 8 Speed Downtube Shifters: SL-01RE CG (MINT Barely Used)

These are the final version of Campy's downtube shifters.  These are Record (NOT C-Record), made from 1992-1994.  They have a micro-adjust knob on the rear shifter for indexing adjustment.  These are considered the best shifting of the...

Campagnolo C-Record A022 Front Derailleur: Braze On - 2nd Gen 1984-1991 (Near Mint+ Low Miles)

This 2nd gen FD was made from late 1984 to 1991.  It is easily identified as 2nd gen by the flat cage plates (1992+ 3rd gen FD had a bent inner plate for better indexed shifting), mount bolt in the middle of the body (1st gen was at very bottom),...

Campagnolo C-Record R010 Rear Derailleur: 1990-1991 - Last Gen (Near MINT+ Low Miles)

This is the last generation of the C-Record rear mech, before they dropped the C and the gruppo became simply Record.  This model is most easily identified via 1) both pivot bolts visible and upper is higher than lower (1989 A010 & before had...

NOS Campagnolo C-Record SGR Cleats: Original Production (Pair)

Rare set of fresh cleats for SGR-1 pedals! These revolutionary C-Record clipless pedals are the perfect choice for 1980's vintage road bikes, and they look awesome on show bikes!  They were among the world's first production clipless pedals, and...

Campagnolo C-Record SGR-1 Delta Clipless Pedals: Cleats/Hardware (Near Mint+ Low Miles)

These revolutionary C-Record clipless pedals are the perfect choice for 1980's vintage road bikes, and they look awesome on show bikes!  They were among the world's first production clipless pedals, and had a few unique features such as float adjust...

Campagnolo Record Superleggeri #1038/A Pista Pedals: Black Alloy Cages (Barely Used Near Mint+)

Produced from 1971 to 1985, the Record Superleggeri (SL) pedals were between Nuovo Record and Super Record on the hierarchy.   The N/R pedals had silver steel cages.  The SL pedals had the lighter black anodized aluminum cages, but still the...

NIB/NOS EARLY Campagnolo Record Pedals w/ Strap Loop: #1037 (1950's 1960's)

The elusive early model Record pedals with toe strap loops, in all their chromed glory.  These are pretty tough to find, especially in nice shape.   And boy are these nice.  These were originally released 1958, and lost their loop straps...

NIB/NOS Campagnolo Record Superleggeri #1038/A Pista Pedals: Black - Toe Clip Bolts - Track

Produced from 1971 to 1985, the Record Superleggeri (SL) pedals were between Nuovo Record and Super Record on the hierarchy.   The N/R pedals had silver steel cages.  The SL pedals had the lighter black anodized cages, but still the durable...

Vintage Terry Butterfly Titanium Saddle: Leopard Print Leather - Cutout (Near Mint+ Low Miles)

This is the first gen Terry Butterfly, first introduced in 1999.  It has a unique leopard print leather texture, a cute yellow and orange butterfly on the rear, and a nicely shaped cutout. Much loved and sought after by those who live by them, and...

Cinelli Unicanitor MOD 50 Uncovered Plastic Saddle: 1960's - Old Cinelli Logo

Before the legendary Cinelli Unica-Nitor saddle was released in the 1960's, all saddles were either Brooks style solid leather, or plastic junk.  The Unicantor was the first to have a plastic shell, (some) covered with a bit of padding and leather...

Avocet Touring l Leather Saddle: Black - 1970's/1980's - Black w/ Yellow Decals

Great leather touring saddle from the 1980's.  They're equally loved by roadies and for early mountain bikes. These are really tough to find new! Condition Great used shape with plenty of life left, though not show worthy. No holes/tears/cuts...

Selle Anatomica X1 Leather Saddle: Black + Copper Rivets (Near Mint+ LOW Miles)

X Series is by far our most popular saddle. If you’re unsure which saddle to buy, don’t be. This is it. Unmatched comfort is found in our WaterShed leather, reinforced with our patented laminate design.  In X1, our...

Selle Anatomica X1 Leather Saddle: Honey Vintage Copper (Near Mint+ LOW Miles)

Super rare discontinued "vintage" colored leather version of the X-series! This color is simply called "vintage" and looks quite similar to Brooks Honey.   X Series is by far our most popular saddle. If you’re unsure which saddle to buy,...

Brooks B17 Champion Sprinter Saddle: Titanium - Limited Edition - Antique Brown - 380g (Near Mint)

The B17 Champion Sprinter was introduced in 1925 and has been in production for over 30 years. Built for mile and half mile events, the Sprinter was the choice of track riders through the 1950’s and early 1960’s. This new edition is limited...

NIB/NOS Tioga MX-SPF Crank Spider: 5-Bolt - Silver

Rare 5 arm spider from old school bmx Tioga cranks. Condition New old stock in retail package    

NIB/NOS Look Keo Blade 2 Pro Team Ti / Carbon Clipless Pedals: 12Nm - Cleats

Carbon ti Premium version of the pre-2024 Look Blade 2 road clipless pedals. Condition New in retail box Details Black w/ Mondrian Team colors Spring tension: 12Nm  Titanium spindles MSRP: $400

NIB/NOS Speedplay X-Series Cleats: Snap Shim - X1 / X2 / X3

Set of cleats for all X Series pedals including X-1 ti, X-2 stainless steel, X-3 chromoly.   Condition New in box, sealed inner packages Details Complete Shims: blue and black