WTS - Queensland - Project Campione with Xero Lite wheels

[reddogbic]

Item: Campione 57cm
Item Condition: Good for age
Location: Brisbane
Contact Details: Pm me
Specs: Retro Lightweight steel frame with original paint and decals, stem, bars, brake levers, shifters, Xero Lite wheels with new tyres and tubes. This will make an excellent project for resto or fixie/single speed so add brakes, cranks, chain and bar tape to finish off. Can box, pack and ship for $80 to Syd and Melb metro.
Price: $300
Pics:

More pics:
http://s260.photobucket.com/albums/ii8/subaruawd/campione/

[Pedalhead]

Does it come with retrofixiehipster left sided chainrings, I know the're hard to find

[reddogbic]

Don't have the original cranks/chain rings just BB.

[reddogbic]

Just clicked, um, yeh, its a setup for left handers ...

[colafreak]

wait, reddog, do you understand the question? He's asking if it comes with a chainring on the left hand side of the bottom bracket...

[reddogbic]

The mounting of the rear wheel the opposite way was purely accidental (it was early )

Regarding the left drive topic, this definition is more for my benefit than anyone else's as I've never considered the concept - sounds pretty cool.

"Left-side-drive
This configuration consists of a left crank arm with a spider and chainring, and a right crank arm without a spider. This is exactly the opposite of a normal configuration. The special crankset must also be paired with a rear hub that can be driven from the left side. These hubs typically have left hand threads for a special freewheel, which is also threaded left hand and ratchets the opposite direction of a normal freewheel. If the freewheel and hub were threaded with right hand threads, the torque applied by pedaling would loosen and unthread the freewheel from the hub.
Left-side-drive is sometimes done with a fixed gear drivetrain. Because a correctly installed track cog can not be loosened from the hub no matter which way torque is applied, it can be used for left-side drive without requiring special left hand threaded parts.
Note that a normal right-side-drive crankset can not be installed backwards to create a left-side-drive bicycle because the threaded pedal holes at the end of the crank arms would be backwards of normal. Even though some kinds of pedals could simply be installed on the wrong sides to get around this issue, precession would tend to loosen them over time, causing the pedals to become detached and/or damaging the pedal threading in the crank arms."

[Pedalhead]

Yanothefirsttodoit
prolly the first to post the pics but

.* I have big arms from undoing clusters *

* I ended up having bigger arms from undoing clusters the right or was it left way*:lol:
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