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My neighbor’s son in law, had some bicycle stuff he wanted to sell, so I went there to get a peak.
There was a 1 meter pile of new old tires, some in very odd dimensions like 28 X 635 and some pure fun
40 X 584 Trelleborg Speedway they went out of production early sixties! Had a set on my very first bicycle Dad bought them in a sell-out in 1966!
Then a pair of nice pedals saw the light of day:
Campagnolo race mid sixties if I’m right, bracket does not belong to them it says Mercier on that one!
Some sprockets:
Left is genuine Shimano six probably positron, right is Torpedo s-speed coaster up to 1960 apx them in the middle is for early freewheel bike apx 100 to 110 years old….
The last “icing of the cake”
Three Sturmey archer hubs new old stock five speed freewheel, three speed and front drumbrake
Heaviest thing was a banana box full of spokes new and used in one BIG mess :roll:
8) apx 33 usd for the lot, my poor Suzuki wagon had a heavy load to carry home 8)
My neighbor’s son in law, had some bicycle stuff he wanted to sell, so I went there to get a peak.
There was a 1 meter pile of new old tires, some in very odd dimensions like 28 X 635 and some pure fun
40 X 584 Trelleborg Speedway they went out of production early sixties! Had a set on my very first bicycle Dad bought them in a sell-out in 1966!
Then a pair of nice pedals saw the light of day:
Campagnolo race mid sixties if I’m right, bracket does not belong to them it says Mercier on that one!
Some sprockets:
Left is genuine Shimano six probably positron, right is Torpedo s-speed coaster up to 1960 apx them in the middle is for early freewheel bike apx 100 to 110 years old….
The last “icing of the cake”
Three Sturmey archer hubs new old stock five speed freewheel, three speed and front drumbrake
Heaviest thing was a banana box full of spokes new and used in one BIG mess :roll:
8) apx 33 usd for the lot, my poor Suzuki wagon had a heavy load to carry home 8)
