PowerTap

So I need to get in shape and I barely train. Why not train more efficiently then. At least that is the plan. Perfect for implementation is this mountain bike PowerTap wheel. Indoor trainer, here I come!

Shimano 600 rear derailleur

A little nicer than the 105 derailleur and suitable for older builds, this early index 600 rear derailleur was *the* choice for tricked out race builds.

Shimano 105 rear derailleur

Popular for late-80s Ibis mountain bikes and always a classy fix for pre-XTR builds. This one was not quite in the condition described as it was missing the upper bushing, but no biggie. It is in solidly, rider shape.

Dia Compe SS-7 levers

Just when I had settled on the levers for Cunningham Racer #24C, up pops these even nicer levers. First came the bare bones ADV5, then the SS-5 and then the SS-7. The 'Ham will get SS-7 levers with their nice feel, good looks and low weight.

Dia Compe SS-5 levers

My 1988 Cunningham Racer is almost ready. The frame has had a factory-refresh, the fork and stem are scheduled to return from re-Imroning by Joe Bell and the parts kit has been assembled. When I got the bike it came with XT two-finger levers which work well but are kind of heavy and certainly not too cool. I picked up this pair of Dia Compe SS-5 levers as a fix. Looks to be some wear but nothing to bad. I can't wait to get the bike together.

1990 Steve Potts Cross Country Racer

Hey! Just got that "Congratulations you Won!" email and was thinking, "what did I bid on?" and then remembered the bid I through out on a kinda beat Potts CCR. Great all around bike with beautiful detailing. Nice too that I have an extra Type II built by Steve somewhere in my pile.

Wilderness Trail Bikes modified Hi-E hubs

One of the earliest offerings from Wilderness Trail Bikes was this hubset which is largely a rebranded version of Charlie Cunningham's modified Hi-E's. I have a set on a Swift (Steve Potts/ Mark Slate collaboration) but was happy to find this set with decals.