Hard Rubbish/Flea market finds

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Re: Hard Rubbish/Flea market finds

Postby rustguard » Wed Aug 25, 2010 7:54 pm

shhhhhhhhhhhh, be very very quiet; we're hunting wubbish

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Re: Hard Rubbish/Flea market finds

Postby Saro28 » Wed Aug 25, 2010 8:07 pm

rustguard wrote:shhhhhhhhhhhh, be very very quiet; we're hunting wubbish
LOL
be wery wery quiet, I mean wheely wheely quiet
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Re: Hard Rubbish/Flea market finds

Postby cycles gitane » Wed Aug 25, 2010 8:26 pm

cludence wrote:My shed is not that great. Too many project, not enough time and not enough room. :)
When it comes to bikes, we are on the same wave length :D. My situation exactly.

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Re: Hard Rubbish/Flea market finds

Postby rideon » Thu Aug 26, 2010 5:01 pm

Found this at the local tip, should clean up alright..1971
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Postby WyvernRH » Thu Aug 26, 2010 5:29 pm

cycles gitane wrote:
cludence wrote:My shed is not that great. Too many project, not enough time and not enough room. :)
When it comes to bikes, we are on the same wave length :D. My situation exactly.

cycles gitane
Hmm, sounds like my shed too. I've got to the state where something has to move outside if I want to work on anything.... :)

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Postby hartleymartin » Thu Aug 26, 2010 6:00 pm

rideon wrote:Found this at the local tip, should clean up alright..1971
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Nothing personal... but I now hate you. :P
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Re: Hard Rubbish/Flea market finds

Postby matilda5 » Thu Aug 26, 2010 6:02 pm

Found this at the local tip, should clean up alright..1971
skidstar

Well done. I have spent more than a few hours around the hard rubbish looking for something similar
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Re: Hard Rubbish/Flea market finds

Postby rideon » Thu Aug 26, 2010 6:24 pm

Dont worry, i've done many, many hours coming home empty handed!

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Postby Wild Turkey » Thu Aug 26, 2010 7:29 pm

A dude that I got into collecting scored a Skidstar in better nic than this one above for $10 at the local lions club shed.
The bastard!!!!!!!!

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Re: Hard Rubbish/Flea market finds

Postby cludence » Thu Aug 26, 2010 8:13 pm

I have a speedwelll skidstar I found on a clean up. Repainted but complete. It was one of the first bikes I ever found.

It is still waiting to get repainted. :oops:

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Re: Hard Rubbish/Flea market finds

Postby rkelsen » Thu Aug 26, 2010 8:18 pm

rideon wrote:Found this at the local tip, should clean up alright..1971
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Personally, I wouldn't touch it other than giving it a quick wipe down. If you want to keep it, by all means do so... BUT if you were to put that bike on eBay, you could retire on the price you'll get for it... ;)

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Re: Hard Rubbish/Flea market finds

Postby cycles gitane » Thu Aug 26, 2010 9:11 pm

cludence wrote: Here are a few more that I have. And the other was in a pile of bikes/scrap metal.

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Looks similar to this frame........... different head fittings...............

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That skidstar looks very nice.

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who has no room in the shed (ignore the signature :) )
There is NO room in the shed for the next bike! New shed rqd.

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Postby cludence » Thu Aug 26, 2010 10:13 pm

You have some nice bikes Gitane. I bet one could spend hours in your shed admiring them all.

Karen.

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Re: Hard Rubbish/Flea market finds

Postby frog » Tue Aug 31, 2010 2:23 pm

My new beater bike.
Malvern Star frame, no idea how old it is. It has an oil port on the bottom bracket shell? I found it with a 70's Shimano Eagle rear derailleur. So guessing around then?
Found 5 houses up from mine. Put on a different wheelset, saddle, and a front brake calliper and it was good to go.
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Re: Hard Rubbish/Flea market finds

Postby aaron » Tue Aug 31, 2010 2:55 pm

Agreed about the SkidStar
DON"T TOUCH IT!!

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Re: Hard Rubbish/Flea market finds

Postby hartleymartin » Tue Aug 31, 2010 3:00 pm

frog wrote:My new beater bike.
Malvern Star frame, no idea how old it is. It has an oil port on the bottom bracket shell? I found it with a 70's Shimano Eagle rear derailleur. So guessing around then?
Found 5 houses up from mine. Put on a different wheelset, saddle, and a front brake calliper and it was good to go.

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It looks like a 1960's frame (bolt-on stays died out in the early 1970's), which someone had a go at modernising as a 5-speed with a bolt-on rear derailleur.
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Re: Hard Rubbish/Flea market finds

Postby crog » Tue Aug 31, 2010 7:39 pm

Mentioned before but love to show it off

Found this

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Funny thing is started like this and only needed a good clean and some TLC

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All I did was relace wheels, change cranks as old one was cracked which is why I think it was thrown and some new pedals

And whilst technically not a find created this

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From this

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Re: Hard Rubbish/Flea market finds

Postby matilda5 » Sat Sep 11, 2010 6:26 pm

shhhhhhhhhhhh, be very very quiet; we're hunting wubbish
went hunting today in Glen Waverly. Spent about 25-30ks in the kill zone.
Picked up Cr/ Mo Shogun Forks and deore derailleur. Left the rest of the bike for someone else along with a complete Malvern Star "Moscow" gaspipe.
Also left another half dozen BMXs/ mountain bikes for Ron.
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Re: Hard Rubbish/Flea market finds

Postby BLU_FZ! » Sat Sep 11, 2010 8:03 pm

Not retro but,its a tip bike
Picked this up from the tip shop,only wanted the front and rear calipers,after handing over the money (20 bucks) with a smile and start to walk off,the guys calls out as says"dont forget the wheels" it came with Ultegra hubbed wheelset. Bonus with a happy dance.Sora front and rear mechs,Sora brifters,FSA triple crankset,forks. Now i need to find a new home for the frame or its going back to the tip
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Re: Hard Rubbish/Flea market finds

Postby LG » Sat Sep 11, 2010 8:09 pm

Somebody threw that out :shock: :shock: .
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Re: Hard Rubbish/Flea market finds

Postby LG » Sat Sep 11, 2010 8:10 pm

Forgot to say, probably too modern for the retro forum :lol: .
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Re: Hard Rubbish/Flea market finds

Postby BLU_FZ! » Sat Sep 11, 2010 9:02 pm

LG wrote:Forgot to say, probably too modern for the retro forum :lol: .
Not retro by a long shot,and yes someone threw it out
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Re: Hard Rubbish/Flea market finds

Postby LG » Sat Sep 11, 2010 9:34 pm

Is that a broken derailler hanger? Anything else wrong with it?
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Re: Hard Rubbish/Flea market finds

Postby BLU_FZ! » Sun Sep 12, 2010 12:24 am

LG wrote:Is that a broken derailler hanger? Anything else wrong with it?
Yeah,its the replacable type though.It has some minor scratches,no dents in the tubes,cranks and bb all good,forks are good.At a guess it was thrown out because of the hanger :roll: If i was 5 foot i would keep it and build it back up.My best tip bike so far is a complete original Cannondale Black Lightning,'Sold the whole groupset to a guy in the states for $500 who then wanted the frame,another 500 bucks thankyou very much. This was an expensive bike at $30 :oops:
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Re: Hard Rubbish/Flea market finds

Postby matilda5 » Sun Sep 19, 2010 3:37 pm

[quote][/quote]shhhhhhhhhhhh, be very very quiet; we're hunting wubbish

AS of this morning care of naturestrip shopping
my new bike: shhhhhhhhhhhh, be very very quiet; we're hunting wubbish

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