Yes,I am a parts Ho

[Berto]

lets talk about this.:)


I'm actually in reclusion right now with the bike parts for the most part,I'm only riding once a week at most with my focus in weightlifting.
However,I worked as a bike mechanic for about 4 years,did some sport class racing and at one time had five bikes to my name...so I have a decent collection of parts.

Here's my approx/off the top of my head inventory;

1 Bike Giant hardtail w/Marzocchi,Discs,XT,Sun/Ringle wheelset
2 framesets-leader 515 and Trek lugged steel Reynolds 531 road frame
3 extra wheelsets
4 sets of tires
5 bins full of misc screws,bolts,cables/housings,magura brake bleeder kit,tire liners,panniers,HB bags,seatbags,saddles (cheapo)extra pumps,plastic tire levers,bottle cages..etc

2 extra Blackburn seatstayracks for MTB
3 (at least) complete cranksets from a crappy Altus pre-recall to a Cooks Bros racing I will use for a SS bike.
6 extra rear derraileurs froma Suntour "7" 6sp to a couple XC pros 7sp and 1 Shimamo XT 7sp,Deore 9sp...
2 Air/oil suspension pumps..1 Rock shocks mag21 and a newer Marzoochi
1 set of Ringle Superduper8 hubs-blue;g
3 extra front Derailleurs
5 handlebars-3 straight 5 degree MTB,one OEM heavyish riser MTB and a cool Ital Menubri Bullhorn for road.
6 (at least) stems..2 quill,4 threadless.
3 complete headsets,1 still in container for SS bike build
4 bottom brackets incl 1 Phil Wood I'll use for SS (square taper)
2000 miles of housing (oops,those are in bins;Q )
4 sets of pedals including XC Pro and XT "Beartraps";c
2 sets of suntour topmounts 7sp
6 sets of varying brake lever sets in all colors
4 sets of brake calipers and cantis
1 Park consumer workstand
1 Minora Wheel truing stand
1 Park workstand mounted wheel truing stand (doesn't fit mine):soap:
Other stuff I can't think of....;)

[dave5339]

Berto!

Nothing wrong with being a parts ho! You should see my garage;G Actually it's getting a lot better as I've been working on excavating it.

I was a wrench in the bike business for numerous years, (I actually grew up in a bike shop). I've rep'd inside and outside for Trek/Gary Fisher/Greg Lemond.

The Bike Collection
Ours Burley Duet Tandem
Burley Trailer
Mine Lemond OCLV Campy equipped road bike
Masi Gran Corsa, Campy parts
Specialized Rock Hopper Comp Pro MTB, stock
Trek 730 Hybrid, turning it into my commuter
My wife's Masi Gran Corsa Campy equipped
Gary Fisher Hoo Koo E Koo MTB

The Parts Collection
Spare wheelset for the tandem, White Industries 36h go fast wheels
Spare MTB wheel set 9 spd
Mavic Reflex SUP 36h
Pair Vuelta Airline II 32h
Campy Record 8 speed hubset
Shimano XT 48h tandem hub
Campy 8 speed Chorus/Record Ergo brake and shift lever set
Spare 8 speed Campy cogset
Lots of spare chains, cables, housing, spoke, tubes and tires

The Tool Collection
Ultimate Professional Repair stand, (best portable stand out there)
Park TS-2 truing stand, (I build my own wheels)
All the tools I need to do a full overhaul of the bikes.

The only tools that I don't have, (and don't really need) is cutters to face the head tube and bottom bracket shells. I also lack a head set press but can build one of those easy enough.

Semper Fi

[Vic303]

Berto, you should get together with my husband Dave5339. between the two of you, y'all could open your own bike shop!;P ;f

[Berto]

Aye,I wish I had a headset press and facing tools as well.Dropout alignment tools come in handy...it never ends....;Q
I have built a few wheelsets over the years,but mostly I just re- tension machine built wheels these days.
Oh.....seatposts!!! I got 4 of those,all 27.2:)

[BCR]

I'll play too:

1st bike: Planet X hardtail, Marzocchi Z1, Hayes disks, Azonic rims on Chris King hubs, Profile cranks, Tioga bars/stem/saddle

2nd bike: Foes Weasel, marzocchi Super T, Hayes, Rhyno lites, XT cranks, shifters, Tioga bars/stem

Spare parts:

2002 Marzocchi Shiver fork
2002 Marzocchi Monster T (currently at Marzocchi for broken lower)
2001 Santa Cruz Super 8 frame
5 sets of DH tires
wheelset: Hadley hubs and Sun Double wide rims
wheelset: XT/Hayes hubs and Azonic Butcher rims
rear wheel: XT hub and Tioga DH rim
rear wheel: 24" Atomic Trail Pimp on XT hub (new, just got it today!)
spare Azonic Butcher rim
1 new Marzocchi 20mm hub
3 Tioga 286 bars
2 Tioga Cube stems
1 Azonic stem
2 new Hurricane seatposts
3 spare seatposts
1 set 8" Hayes disk brakes
3 spare cassettes
3 spare rear derailleurs
2 Tioga saddles
1 Selle Italia Marzocchi saddle
Azonic 454 chromo cranks
2 MRP chainguides
2 sets shifters
2 FSA Pig pro headsets
multiple grips, tubes and cables
that's all I can think of without looking

I bought a brand new 2003 Specialized Big Hit DH frame that should be here by the end of the week, Marzocchi called and my Monster T will be here soon ($400 to fix), and I just go that Trailpimp 24" rear wheel. Hope to get another bike built up before the snow flies here in New Hampshire.

[Berto]

Dammit.See,now I had to go in my closet to find more stuff....:(

1 K2 Crosslink fork with a broken Noleen coil over shock (they suck)
3 rigid threadless cro-mo forks
1 additional set of tires I forgot I had...
2 cassettes-1 7sp Suntour,the other a Sram 9sp
2 freewheels 1 6sp Suntour,other 7sp Suntour winner Pro:cool:
A bunch of chainrings-all 110/74 mm "old school";f
4 chains,including a once coveted Regina hollow pin.
1 set of Shimano 105 dual pivots I didn't even know I had...

Damn.:)

[BCR]

Berto I think you have me beat!

It irks me that I have all this spare stuff but I still need another size seatpost and chainguide to get my new frame up and running.

[HA[o2]FA]

Um, anyone have any spare clipless pedals for a rookie that will fit a Trek 4100? ;g Maybe you guys can point me in the right direction because I know absolutley NOTHING about bike parts!! ;g

FA

[Vic303]

Originally posted by HA[o2]FA
Um, anyone have any spare clipless pedals for a rookie that will fit a Trek 4100? ;g Maybe you guys can point me in the right direction because I know absolutley NOTHING about bike parts!! ;g

FA Yeah, we've got a spare pair of clipless for sale. Wellgo's (spd) used, silver color $30 shipped to you. I can email pix if you like--just let me know if you're interested.

--Vicky

[HA[o2]FA]

Originally posted by Vic303
Yeah, we've got a spare pair of clipless for sale. Wellgo's (spd) used, silver color $30 shipped to you. I can email pix if you like--just let me know if you're interested.

--Vicky
Since I dont know a DAMN thing about bike parts, will they fit a Trek 4100??? Also, what kind of shoes would fit the cleats? I really want a pair of clipless, and from what I find SPD are about 60 new, but I need the tool, know-how, and shoes to go with it. I am interested, but need more info. 30 seems more than reasonable if they are in good shape.

FA