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Sunday, January 30, 2011
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Please describe the items you have/ want in list form. They are easier to read that way.
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Monetary exchanges are fine, but please do not list selling prices here. If you are interested in an item and would like to buy it instead of trading for it, please contact the lister privately over email.
Not everything in your list needs to be bicycle-specific. For example: your "want" list can include bicycle components, but your "have" list can include vintage cameras.
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137 comments:
Have almost new (100miles?) Panaracer Pasela Tour Guards (black/tan) in 700x34c. Beaded not folding. Looking for 33s.
Have a Nitto Dirt Drop stem (26) with maybe 25 miles on it. Looking for a Technomic.
Looking for a 6 speed uniglide casette.
Have a brand new pair or Ultregra 8 speed bard end shifter still in box. Looking for silver down tubes.
ryan r ray at google's popular mail service .com- michaelscyclesJanuary 30, 2011 at 5:12 PM
I have a men's Raleigh Roadster 24 inch frame, 34 inch stand over height, in original condition with all the original parts including rod brakes, Brooks B72 saddle, Dunlop 28 x 1/2 tires, Sturmey Archer 3 speed hub dated 1970, Raleigh alloy footed kickstand and lamp bracket. firstname.lastname@example.com
ReplyDelete - NorthernMikeJanuary 30, 2011 at 5:25 PM
I have, and don't need:
a Nitto Technomic 70mm quill stem, 22.2mm quill, for 25.4 bar.
A pair of Pelican 1450 cases with holes for pannier mounts drilled.
I have the ability to procure:
Bibia "waffle" mudflaps! I know, awesome, eh?
I need:
A Motobecane 40V or 50V long seat. And, a complete headset for a 1973 40T.
I wish I could find:
some vintage Bluemels handlebar grips.
I'm up in Toronto but proficient in PayPal and the USPS.
Thanks Vel! You should open a webstore ;) I bet more than a few readers would be willing to curate / manage / code / etc. Have: 1983 Ross Super Grand Tour IV, size 52cm, very good condition, freshly overhauled, full Shimano 600 group...
Need: Velocity Fusion 700c, 36 spoke, 9sp wheelset on Shimano 105 or Tiagra hubs...or something of similar build quality. Must have 36 spokes though...
If interested, post here and we'll go from there. Photos upon request...
Velouria: I'm interested in your moss green beanie..could you possibly integrate a bill into the hat? Thank you...and thanks for putting up this post, hope it does wellGreat idea Velouria!
Wanted (for my newly purchased vintage Sears 3-speed commuter):
A Brooks saddle, B72 or B66/67, or similar
A pair of Wald rear folding baskets
Cork grips
A bell :)
I don't have any bike stuff yet because I just acquired my first bike two days ago, but I can offer advanced sewing skills! Say the word and I can make you a custom skirt, blouse, purse, hat, pajamas, Halloween costume, etc. as long as the total cost of materials/labor/shipping is about the price of whatever is received in trade. For examples of my work check out clairerobinsoncostumes.yolasite.com.
Email firstname.lastname@example.com if you're interested!- sausendJanuary 30, 2011 at 9:08 PM
Half clips/mini clips smaller than the VO deep half clips (70 mm reach).
Thought I'd throw this out, since it seems that lots of people try half clips and don't like them.
mauerschau at gmail HAVE
A brand-new still in the bag Nitto Albatross handlebar that was going on my commuter bike till I decided to just save for a new bike
Axiom Gatherer-Shopper Pannier Set in Yellow Floral. Almost new but have been used but you really can't tell
WTB Speed She Gel saddle that has been ridden maybe 25 miles...hey maybe you want it!
Miscellaneous -
A Syrian hand-inlaid shadow box with key, lock and light
****Of course you would need photos....which I can provide if you are interested
I am moving from Austin, TX to Philadelphia in June and will have lots more stuff, including lots more bike stuff, soon
B17 Brooks Imperial Black Saddle
61-62cm woman's Dutch bicycle (Gazelle, WorkCycles, etc.)- NorthernMikeJanuary 30, 2011 at 9:56 PM
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- Mike Have:
-- 60" (I think will measure) Peugeot Super Sport frame with original seat.
-- Normandy hub
-- Sakae Champion aluminum handlebar
-- Raleigh Technium 480 bicycle: 21" frame
Located in Brooklyn, New York. email me at stephen dot cao at gmail.com for photos of items. Looking to trade locally.thank you! bike trading is so fun.
i have a 1970 57-58cm Gitane Tour de France- 531 tubing, campy, stronglight, mafac. in nice condition. would love to trade for something a bit taller 60cm? 61cm? 62?With a little work this one would be an extra stylish rider. i have another that is a very comfy rider.
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steiny in santa cruz ca
email: firstname.lastname@example.com- AnonymousJanuary 31, 2011 at 1:54 PM
Have a pair of beautiful new VO Hammered 37mm Fenders for 700c tires. Only used for one ride because there was not enough clearance on my bike and the noise was unbearable.
nice looking saddle bag or panniers, new or gently used
technical wool clothing in womens size medium
contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
Mona my updated list
vintage Brooks B17, brown. Leather is scuffed, but otherwise great condition. Metal bars and front screw area are perfect with shiny chrome. Back "C" frame has some rust, but it is still solid.
1 Ding Dong chrome Bell, clockwise pull lever
1 Bbbrrring chrome bell, clockwise pull lever
Chrome Bbbrrring bell, Counter-clockwise pull lever.
Linda58245 at gmailHave:
stem and upright handlebar with brakes from 70's Raleigh Supercourse mixte.
used black nashbar rear rack
cottered crank set from 70's Raleigh Supercourse
Nitto Technomic (long quill, 90-110mm extension)
Nitto Dirt Drop or Periscopa
MKS Grip Kings or Touring pedals
Dynohub front wheel 650b
Albatross bars
Moustache bars
Gran Compe centerpulls
DiaCompe 750 mods
I've got lots more and probably want more, so feel free to reach out
danielmcclain a t google's mailUpdated
Nitto 25.4 Moustache bars (26mm will do too)
Albatross bars
MKS touring pedals
Dia Compe mod 750s
Dress Guards
Dura Ace Hidden Bolt stem (early 80's vintage)
Stock stem from Raleigh Super Course mixte (mid 70s)
NOS Dura Ace center pulls
Lots of used drop bars
used black adjustable nashbar rear rack
cottered crank set from 70's Raleigh Supercourse
Two 26.2 seat posts without clamp
1 Brooks clamp
DiaCompe drop bar brake levers (non-aero)
I have more. Contact me to discuss if you have any of the things I need above.
ThanksI have a Velorbis Victoria Classic complete Ladies bicycle, with Brooks Saddle, grips, & mud flap, SRAM 7 speed, SA generator hub, etc. In beautiful condition, less than 500 miles on her. No basket, but there is a spring on the frame to keep it steady if you want to add one. Two leg kickstand for stability. ginkow at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteOh dear! I just had a look in my parts box and found a lot more than I remembered being in there...
Here it goes:
Bike related:
new shimano DH-3N20 dynamo front hub with nutted axle
dimension cruiser handle bars (630mm wide, 92mm rise, Clamp Diameter 25.4mm)
new velo orange black cork grips
MKS rubber block pedals (no reflector)
MKS SY-1 quill pedals
JPF fluted seat post size 26.4
vintage dia compe city brake levers
mafac drop bar brake levers (with black plastic)
no model number side pull early '80s diacompe side pull brakes with quick release lever
80mm SR custom quill stem
suntour blue line clamp on downtube shifters
flick stand
Mirrycle review mirror for mounting on non aero brake levers
diacompe non aero brake levers with safety lever included (no hoods)
1 new Kenda 26 x 1.5 schrader tube
non bike related:
working SX-70 brown folding polaroid camera, very good condition with leather case
Brown Brooks B72
Tubus luna rack
Sturmey Archer Dynamo Drum Brake Front Hub (X-FDD)
Sturmey Archer 5 speed drum rear hub X-RD5(W)
I am located in Seattle, WA, and can be reached at:
alrychel at gmail dot com- AnonymousFebruary 19, 2011 at 12:11 AM
Shimano 105 SLR NON aero brake levers
French alloy stem, 22mm, 80mm, 80's vintage
SHIMANO 600 ARABESQUE crank
Marin ALP Black Aluminum flat bar with
Shimano SL-R440 8 speed levers, Shimano brake levers & black bar ends. (this came off 2004 Marin Mill Valley)
Fernando (Dallas Tx)
email@example.com Another updated list:
Nitto Moustache bars
Nitto Technomic Stem
MKS touring pedals
Dress Guards
Dyno Lights - preferably Busch & Muller
Stock stem from Raleigh Super Course mixte (mid 70s)
Lots of used drop bars
used black adjustable nashbar rear rack
cottered crank set from 70's Raleigh Supercourse
26.2 seat post with Brooks clamp
2 pairs of black rubber block pedals
Diacompe side and center pull brakes (contact for more details)
I have more. Contact me to discuss.
Thanks- AnonymousFebruary 28, 2011 at 12:05 PM
The VO fenders I listed before have gone to a new home.
Today I have:
Shimano PD-M324 SPD pedals. These are $84 pedals that have SPD clicks on one side and platform on the other. They are great but I find that I never ride clicked in and always ride the platforms. I cannot include the cleats (mtn bike) because I need them for spin class.
Want: Rivendale Grip King pedals. If they are in good shape, I'll trade you the more valuable Shimano and call it even because you will have to buy cleats.
Also Want:
Pair of vintage Raleigh block pedals. I can't trade the Shimanos for these but will pay for them.
email@example.com - NorthernMikeMarch 5, 2011 at 9:31 AM
For sale: 1963 Legnano Gran Premio, restored with NOS parts, original paint
in Toronto.
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- firstname.lastname@example.com Hi--
Looking for a Carradice or Minnehaha small or medium saddle bag, or something similar (pref. canvas, suitable for an older 3-speed)
Have a vintage Brooks B15 saddle that I'd love to trade for a B66 or B72--don't mind older as long as it's not absolutely falling apart.
Have three bikes--a ladies' 1948 black Raleigh Sports in very good shape, full chain case, Brooks, etc.; a smallish men's 1953 Rudge, also in good shape, and a 1965 23' green men's Sports that's a bit battered and in need of some work but no rust or anything.- AnonymousApril 4, 2011 at 11:27 AM
Hi All,
Have: An old Batavus Bato Sport, not sure of the year, 60s maybe.
Photos here:
Currently the chain guard and accent panels have been removed, but the parts are still available.
The bike is in fair shape, fun to ride.
Free to who ever would give it a good home. Located in Charleston,SC
cimolnar-at-yahoodotcom I have a rack with a spring that mounts to the handlebars that functions as a "purse rack". Got it from the Bicycle Muse so you can look on the site to get an idea. It mounts on the inside area of the handlebars. It can also theoretically be mounted on the outside too like a makeshift front rack. I got this because I wanted more hauling area and because I did not want to reconfigure my front light system on my dutch bike. It's great for any size purse or even large grocery items like juice bottles. Small things will fall out on the sides. It's spring loaded so you dont need bungee cords or anything.
I really dont have a want so if there's something unique that you make or have, make me an offer! I really live for unique things.- HeatherApril 15, 2011 at 8:21 AM
Pashley Princess Sovereign
Like new- ridden twice just too small (5'.6")
17.5" black frame, front and rear baskets
Currently resides in NC
Contact me @ hcotton[at]ymail[dot]com Have:
-Chicago-made Schwinn Sprint frame & fork, 21" C to C. Uncommon frame with curved seat tube. If you don't have a trade, I will sell.
-Any Chicago-made Schwinn frame & fork (or complete bike) that is at least 23" C to C.
-A 3-speed hub, with wheel a bonus.
Boston area.
pcastellucci at gmail dot comHi!
- a barely used black Brooks B17 saddle
Would like to trade it for:
- aged tan or honey B17 S
- aged tan or honey Flyer S
I thought I would like the black and that's the men's length would be ok - I was wrong about both!
Please email me if you'd like to trade:
julie at andhowblog dot comI'm in Chicago and have to trade/sell:
BROOKS B17 Womens saddle, black, barely used.
Velo-Orange city brake lever set, still in package
Campagnolo Umbrella pump clamp EUC (from 1973 Raleigh International)
New Campagnolo Veloce rear brake, never mounted. http://twitpic.com/4qiwx6
SR 80m reach stem French 22.0 sizing (from 70's Japan-built Motobecane)http://twitpic.com/4qizy1
Beautiful 1975 metallic red Raleigh Gran Prix, tall (62cm), upgraded alloy wheelset, set up as city-style cruiser. http://twitpic.com/4qixde
Nitto Pearl 80mm/26mm [PREFER TO TRADE for same in 70mm/26mm]
Nitto Noodlebar 42cm [PREFER TO TRADE for same in 40cm]
Awesome NOS 70's Schwinn handlebar tape in fuscia, 2 rolls. http://twitpic.com/4qj0m5
Various stems and random hardware from 70's Raleighs, Peugeots, Puch & Trek road bikes. (Something you're looking for? Just ask.)
Various alloy handlebars, upright & drop, ...also various vintage 27" wheelsets, steel and alloy.
I would like to buy/trade for:
Brooks Colt, violet
Nitto 65 seatpost (27.2)
Nitto Pearl stem 70mm/26mm
Nitto Noodle 40cm
Brooks or Velo-Orange leather bar tape BROWN
Honjo or Velo-Orange narrow-style fenders
French Phillip (or comp) stem <80mm reach
High quality 700c wheelset or silver hubset Campy 10speed-freehub-compatableUpdate!
I have lots of older stuff in good shape:
--Schwinn World Tourist, 5 spd, 58cm diamond frame, metallic blue, full fenders, north roads bars.
--Parts off a 1975 Chicago-made Schwinn. Almost all the components, even the wheels. Just ask.
--Suntour Cyclone front derailleur
--Suntour V-GT luxe front & rear derailleurs
--Chrome 27" Araya wheelset. Rear has 5-sprocket freewheel. For steel wheels these are really nice.
--Aluminum 700c Araya rims off an early 80s racing bike. Didn't see much use.
Looking for a taller men's 3 speed, like a 23" Sports. Will consider just about anything interesting/useful/just plain cool.
p castellucci at gmail dot comHave:
- Blue and White Raleigh Colt step through frame, seems to have all original parts, but the pump is dented and the fenders have some rust. I think I read that it was designed for preteens or short ladies 4'5 or higher. Would really like to see it go to some one who wants to ride it not part it out (warning: Shipping from Canada is expensive)
- 2 entry level chrome bells
- a selection of sprockets
- can crochet really cute fingerless cycling gloves out of sock yarn of your choice
- 650B wheel set with rear sprocket free wheel
- 26" alloy rims that could be laced onto vintage Raleigh hubs
- cream delta cruisers to go on above rims
clxtgirl at gmailNEED:
bottle dynamo generator, preferable AXA HR or nordlicht or dymotec 6 or a spanninga wave.
Lumotec headlight, either Retro or the Lyt. It can't be vertical like the Opal because it can only be mounted to the headset
So..need a headset mount bracket as well
Rear light - spanninga or busch and muller that has a standlight
Dynamo wiring
I am a graphic designer so if you need any flyers or logos done I would be happy to oblige. www.yerastova.com/promo.html
Also have a chrome purse rack that is a rack with a spring hinge that fits on the inside of the handlebars. http://www.thebicyclemuse.com/shop/bicycle-purse-rack-p-148.html
Please contact me at lady enoki at g mail dot com- seesfartherJuly 22, 2011 at 11:22 PM
Some Shimano and Suntour stem shifters. Good for upright conversions.
seesfarther(at)gmail(dot)com - MFarringtonJuly 26, 2011 at 8:48 PM
I am selling both my '71 Raleigh Tourist (with custom rack!) and '81 re-powdercoated/updated mixte so feel free to contact me if you are interested and in the Minneapolis area, unless you are willing to pay for shipping. I love both of these bikes to death and am more than happy to talk your ear off about them! :)
It's been a nice run with the vintage bikes, but the more serious I've become with transportation cycling, the more I've come to realise that I need a modern bike with modern components.
That said, anyone who has a quality used bicycle that they think might suit these purposes and fit a 5'5" female, then I'd be happy to discuss a trade or partial trade or something like that. I'd prefer an upright bike but would be willing to consider a versatile diamond-frame bike as well.
Email me: email@example.com for more photos/info.
http://img4.imageshack.us/img4/2978/dscn0420ji.jpg - MFarringtonJuly 29, 2011 at 12:30 PM
Unfortunately, Blogger won't let me log into my account, but I'd like to amend my above listing to reflect that the Raleigh Mixte has been sold. (Also, I am still making custom, crocheted dressguards in a varity of styles, sizes and colors (contact me for more info).
Additionally, I'm looking for the following:
Brooks Flyer S, preferably brown.
SKS longboard fender set, preferably in the cream/beige or silver, though I'm not too picky.
Thanks! - AnonymousAugust 9, 2011 at 5:37 AM
Anyone have an ugly free bike they dont want ireally need a bike but cant afford it i live in somerville
Contact me at: firstname.lastname@example.com Hi all my father has an old vintage raleigh 3 speed loop fram design womens bike he has had kicking around for many years its in kinda ruff shape it has the old sturmey archer aw hub with the only date stampings being a 8 and then about a inch over a 1 there is no serial # that i can find the bike is complete exept for chain gaurd it has the mechanical link brake system it says it was made in england and the bike is very simular looking in design to the DL-1 loop that is metioned in a dream come true post anyway i would like to find it a good home I have no ideal what its worth perhaps someone could give me a little insight would be greatly apreciated as I would like to see my father get a fare market value for the bike ....anyhow email me please with anything you would like ....I do have pictures of this bike that I can send anyone interested thanks and wonderful web blog contact me at email@example.com
this seems like a good solid restorable vintage bike you all good maybe find a great home for ....thankssssssFirst I have a pair of 1951 Raleigh Sports. His is complete, mostly original, and does get ridden on occasion. Hers is nearly complete but mostly in pieces. These are the ones with the fully enclosed chaincases. I'm open to all sorts of commuter, folder or recumbent bike stuff. I may be interested in other non-bike related trades. I'm ADD so you never know what might catch my fancy. I'd also be willing to sell rather than trade.
I also have an Atala Turista 5 speed. It is virtually identical to the one shown here... http://oldroads.com/oldroads_files/696_1.jpg
Again I'm open to all sorts of things to trade or sell outright.
I'm not willing to ship though so interested parties would need to come to Muncie, IN. We can talk and trade pictures, etc. through chopin (at) safe-mail.net
Thanks!I have a few lovely bicycles that need a new home. I live in Seattle, so local would be great unless you want to pay for shipping.
80's miyata eighty se in awesome condition,all original except the brake levers and grip tape and saddle. I have the original brake levers that I will send with the bike. Its a sporty purpley blue with cork colored griptape. It is a womens step through. Email for pictures. It's almost like riding a new bike from the 80s. 52cm bike with about 52cm virtual top tube. Want to sell this bike.
Raleigh techneum frame light blue. It's mostly aluminum with some steel. You all probably know the frame better than I do. It's 51cm with a top tube of 54cm. Diamond frame. Would be willing to trade this for a leather saddle or something else tempting.
Email me at erinhanada at gmail dot com
Thank you! And thank you to Velouria for having such a great site.I have Raleigh DL1 that I have restored/built-up from a late 50s/early 60s frame. I've used authentic used Raleigh parts where I could and modern reproduction items both -[eg]new Eastman rims and complete brake hardware. It has a good condition Brooks B72 saddle. Pitting on the handlebars and cranks are minimal. 3 speed Sturmey works just fine. New tires. 24 inch frame.
email@example.com- AnonymousSeptember 15, 2011 at 6:25 AM
Looking for 1950's Silk Katakura Brake rod parts.
Any info would be appreciated. firstname.lastname@example.com - AnonymousSeptember 16, 2011 at 4:09 PM
After reading this blog, I would love to get into bicycling.
Where can I buy some quality, affordable ones like the author has (Pashley or Gazelle) used or new?
Want: one for male and one for female...preferably with options to carry a baby along for the ride. Thank you.
Please send reply to email@example.com Looking for:
Vintage loop-frame bike with chainguard (either full or partial)...ideally one *without* a coaster brake or "rod-brakes". Doesn't have to be in great shape, but no major damage such as cracks, bent frame/fork, etc. If you have one for sale please email pictures/price to firstname.lastname@example.com sale:
1970s Raleigh Sports. Rare 23" ladies frame (BIG - good for riders 5'8" and taller). Green color. Sturmey-Archer hub rebuilt with 1950s internals. Rebuilt bottom bracket. Schwalbe Marathon Plus tires. Aluminum rear rack with Wald foldable baskets. Crane brass bell. Front and rear Planet Bike battery lights.
firstname.lastname@example.com have the Linus Market Bag, an adorable 22 oz cotton canvas pannier bag in olive green with brown leather trim and brass fittings that snaps from rack to sling over your shoulder and then back again. This item is for sale with free shipping and no tax. I can be contacted at email@example.com
ReplyDelete- AnonymousNovember 16, 2011 at 2:30 AM
WANTED: a set (1 x front & 1 x rear) 28x1.5" wheels - anything considered - not fussed on brands - hopefully singlespeed coaster braked rear hub - std. front hub...
I'm all the way down in NEW ZEALAND!!
let me know matt DOT d at lht DOT co DOT nz - AnonymousNovember 16, 2011 at 9:16 PM
ca. 1972? Jeunet Franche-Comte mixte
In DC. Willing to ship. Not sure if someone would only be interested in parts only, but I would prefer to make one final sale.
Mix of original/vintage parts:
_lugged steel frame measures approx 52cm from center of BB to top of seat tube.
_chrome fork
_chrome porteur rack from Paris
_chrome Wald rear rack
_alloy Mafac Racer centerpulls and Pivo stem
_alloy north road style handlbars with alloy Weinmann brake levers and dare style grips
_alloy seatpost
_Bluemels Lightweight Mudguards in Navy
_KMC Stainless Steel Chain
_Sturmey Archer AW 3 speed hub
_Sturmey Archer dynohub "Made in England"
_vintage alloy rims and 700c Tioga tires
_basic German headlight
(2) 26 x 1.25-1.75 Bontrager Standard tubes. New in box.
Minoura Dura-Cage in black. Unused and still in packaging.
Vintage Voyageur double panniers in black. Metal hook missing on one side.
Awesome vegetarian panniers for my Superba. Even if you have a only have a good tip, that would be great!
marianareynolds at gmail ... - email@example.com 30, 2011 at 10:52 PM
WANT: Quill Stem for 80's JPN headset that:
will rise higher than 4" from headset AND has less than 5" reach fwd.
HAVE: Quill Stem for 80's JPN headset that rises 4" max from headset AND has 5" fwd reach.
HAVE: 80's Dia-Compe side pull brake set - w/new pads
HAVE: SX 27.2mm (adjustable) shock absorbing seatpost (no setback)=14" total length
HAVE: Like new Reebock black and orange "competition" basketball-not leather
Somerville, MA
firstname.lastname@example.com HAVE
Bobbin Bicycles "otter bag" pannier/satchel in green, imported from the UK. It was a gift and it doesn't fit my bike - brand new!
Details here: http://www.bobbinonline.co.uk/epages/rzjy48f9ghvy.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/rzjy48f9ghvy/Products/BAG82/SubProducts/BAG82-BLUE
Please contact skaelia at gmail dot com if you're interested.
virgin Schwalbe Delta Cruiser cream 650A tyres.
37-590mm 26" x 1 3/8" Delta Cruiser Cream w/Reflective Strips
asking $45 for the pair, withwillingness to bartertrades
chain gard, chrome front rack, homedesigned bar tape, copper bell ring-ring!
deppeco at gmail. . .hello,
i am the author of "cyclepedia, A Century of Iconic Bicycle Design"
here is a link the official promo-video of the app to the book "cyclepedia" ….
i hope you like it....
all the best from foggy and cold vienna
This is not a trade but a request for a favor. I am considering getting an Azor Oma Workcycle but of course, there is no dealer nearby. I need to test ride the bike before I buy it so I was wondering if there were any Oma owners in the area who would be willing to help a sister out by allowing me to stop by and take yours for a test spin sometime.
Thanks!WANTED: Test ride of Azor/Workcycles Swan
I'm in serious bike-shopping mode and would love to test out the Workcycles Swan (49 cm), but I can't locate a dealer in the SF Bay Area that carries this model. If anyone in the vicinity owns one and would be willing to let me test it out, please contact me!
christine DOT j DOT hung AT gmail- AnonymousFebruary 15, 2012 at 4:36 PM
have: velo orange model 3, honey (roughly equivalent to a b17), very lightly used
want: selle anatomica titanico, any color
hadleydanny at yahoo dot com - AnonymousMarch 8, 2012 at 6:44 AM
I have a vintage bicycle named Gouverneur, do you know anything about it ?
ReplyDelete - AnonymousMarch 25, 2012 at 10:29 PM
Have: Circa 1959 Royal cruiser. Small frame. 17 inches from the center of bb to seatpost tube. It's a Nervex frame with an F&S coaster brake hub; single speed. Red with red fenders and chain gaurd. white grips and pedals. It appears to be all european original except the saddle (which is an american schwinn). I'm 5'11" and it's too small for me.
Contact shereef at innovedo dot com for pictures.
Want: Something stylish I can ride. - AnonymousApril 18, 2012 at 12:06 PM
Have: 4 bikes when I only need 1.
1977 Raleigh Sports-21 inch frame, classic 3 speed
1982 or so: Anatom, a German-made step-through 3 speed
1982 or so: Raleigh Gran Sport, mixte, 10 speed, North Road-style bars
1992 Bridgestone MB-4
Want: For the bikes to go to a loving hime. Prices are negotiable.
email me at beth.mccombe at gmail dot com for pics, etc. Prefer local (southeastern New England) to avoid shipping. - Eric VaughnApril 18, 2012 at 1:13 PM
I'm looking for a fender light similar to this one.
email me at email@example.com Have: 48cm Sam Hillborne built up very similarly to Velouria's. The frame was special ordered in light blue with cream headtube for me by Rivendell. Please contact me for pictures and exact specifications. This bike has maybe 500 miles on it and is pretty pristine.
Email: kireipanda at mac dot comWant:
A clean set of friction bar-end shifters suitable for a 2/6 setup
or Huret
Whaddaya got? This is for a classic early '80s Italian road bike
Also looking for Velo Orange or similar canvas wedge saddle bag.
1948-53 Indian Bicycles (Pre-Raleigh Phillips-made) Princess 21" step through in good structural shape, currently covered in enamel housepaint & disassembled, includes fork, headset, chainset, fenders, single speed setup with Perry coaster brake hub -every thing, really, except original handlebars. Saddle is Terry horsehair mattress type frame only.
These were made 1947-54 for the Indian Motorcycle Co of Springfield, MA. They used the famous Indian Motorcycles logo, which are available in reproduction.
4/1965 Sturmey Archer AW hub, 36 hole, in very clean polished condition, steel shell, includes rather worn original trigger shifter and all washers and bolts.
1947 Monark chainwheel and 1-piece crank for standard pitch chain
1947 Monark 26" front wheel, no acorn nuts
1954 Royal Lion (also pre-Raleigh Phillips-made) front wheel, 26 x 1 3/8 (e.a 3) size, with axle nuts
1954 Phillips made 3-speed chromed steel brake set with original cables and levers in very good condition
If anything strikes your fancy, e-mail for pics
coreyk_01 (At) Comcast (dot) N E T- Mike KMay 13, 2012 at 4:04 PM
Hi, have a nice A.N.T Boston Roadster for sale or trade toward a road bike. Have a Light Roadster from ANT so have not ridden the Boston for some time. Its a 2009, like new. Link to craigslist below for contact info.
http://fingerlakes.craigslist.org/bik/3013209530.html Hi, I'm on a quest for a child-toting commuter bike. I have tried the Yuba, a friend's Xtracycle, and am hoping to try out the Fr8 soon in NYC. I live in the Boston area. Here is my wish list for my new bike:
• step-through frame
• double kickstand
• easy to ride, to walk uphill, to load and unload (no squirrely front wheel when loaded, no struggling up mild hills, no rattling over bumps and potholes, no tipping over while I get stuff/kid on board)
• upright geometry, swept-back handlebars
• fenders
• chain guard or full chain case
• 8+ gears
• good brakes (not necessarily disc brakes, but they have to be strong)
• low maintenance (good components)
• child seat (30-50 lbs of kid)
• bag for work (~30 lbs) (would like to use my own if possible)
• basket (for last-minute stuff)
• balloon tires (my route is so full of potholes and bumps!)
• dynamo lights (for those late October, November, early March days that are warm enough to ride but getting dark early)
• sprung saddle (Brooks B67)
• pretty, classy looks
Any advice? Should I try to build up this dream bike? Or does it exist?RepliesHave you looked at the Madsen? Miss Sarah from girlsandbicycles.ca has (had one) one. Lighting will likely be an add on which ever bike you get.
DeleteYes, I looked at the Madsen, but it is "too much bike" for me with just one kid and one or two bags.
DeleteWanted: Mama Chari, like this: http://humofthecity.com/2012/05/30/mamachari/#comment-667
- FrancescaJune 23, 2012 at 6:32 PM
Brooks B33
Brooks Washer Grips (Black)
Po Campo Logan Tote (2011 style brown canvas)
Brooks B18
Velo Orange Duel Leg Kickstand
PDW Takeout Basket
Feel free to email me at AstraeaBeauty at aol dot com - FrancescaJune 24, 2012 at 2:04 PM
Also, would be interested in buying or trading for a Pashley Roadster 26 Sovereign! (AstraeaBeauty at aol dot com)
ReplyDelete - MFarringtonJuly 15, 2012 at 7:12 PM
Interested in finding one of those Indian DL-1 roadster knock-offs (project I'm working on). Yellow Jersey bike shop in Madison, WI used to import and sell the Eastman roadster, but not that they stopped, it's been a bit trickier tracking one down. I'm looking for the step-through frame version. Eastman/Avon are some of the most common brands here in the US it seems.
If interested and you have one of these bikes (or part of one) please send me an email mfarrington at gmail dot com. I am happy to take care of shipping, etc too. Thanks! HAVE
The "old" Musa knickers (like here: http://www.rivbike.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=WS2). Size XS, color Olive. They're just a tiny bit too small for me (tried them on, was going to return, but missed the return window). Would love to sell or trade for something.
firstname.lastname@example.com: New with tags red castelli long sleave wool jersey http://alturl.com/ujhhd http://alturl.com/tjmrx Would fit a man who regularly wears a large tee-shirt; size xxl but it's Italian so thats like a large. Bit small for me but so nice and soft.
Want: Sprung leather saddle in black or brown, rear or front light-weight touring rack, preferably in silver. Green canvas or brown/black leather saddle bag or handle bar bag. Will throw in some money if the trade article is up to snuff.
firstname.lastname@example.com'll add my vintage DL-1 'This is sweet ride, and just in time for Tweed Ride. This is a hard to find bike, I spent months looking for one and only found one in Ohio. It is a great grocery getter, and wonderful on long stretches of road, like it's home territory, the countryside on England. Surprisingly quick and very regal upright riding position. Get this bike up to speed, and it simply flys! This is a highly desirable vintage bike, and it's in much better than average condition. I'm selling it with great reservations because I need the money to buy a bike I want more; desire is a cruel mistress.
Made in Nottingham England, a Vintage 1973 Rod Brake Raleigh Tourist DL-1 Mens Roadster, 3 speed internal hub, large frame, fully restored and well maintained. Includes original manual, original multi-tool wrench (or "spanner"), and original saddle bag! Brooks leather saddle included, with new saddle clamp. Brake Pads, tires (tyers), tubes, seat post, and several small parts replaced with New-Old-Stock, used parts, or new parts, as appropriate. Magnificent Kool-Stop pads (expensive) added for enhanced braking power. Includes frame pump. Brand new Schwalbe Delta Cruiser tires (tyres). New Wald Wooden Basket added to front with custom-made stays. Bottom braket completely removed, re-greased and serviced at local bike shop. New chain and reduced gearing for faster off-the-line and a more useful 3rd gear, but I'll incude the original gear if you want it. New, LOUD "ding-dong" bell. Everything is in full working order, and as original as my restoration philosophy deems appropriate."
Decent quality dynamo-powered LED headlamp. Looking for something like a B+M Lumotec IQ Cyo R Senso Plus headlight or equivalent.
Carradice Camper Longflap OR Nelson Longflap transverse saddle bag. Prefer Camper, but would take another Nelson Longflap. It has to be a Longflap.
Sturmey-Archer Dynohub in working condition. (May or may not be laced to a wheel, if laced to wheel, should be 26" x 1 3/8" (650A, 590mm) size.)
Bluemel's fender set for 26" x 1 3/8" (650A, 590mm) size wheels.
Leather bike saddle, ie Brooks, Wrights, Ideale. (What ya got?)
Lauterwasser handlebars, like the ones Soma currently make.
urbanadventureleague ( at ) gmail ( dot ) com- AnonymousSeptember 26, 2012 at 11:08 PM
Want to sell:
Ladies 1936 Raleigh Tourist DL-1 just like the one on your blog here. It has been in my family since it was bought new and is un-restored and original. Brooks seat is torn but otherwise it's in wonderful shape.
Located just west of Boston, Massachusetts. If interested email me at...
firstname.lastname@example.com - AnonymousSeptember 29, 2012 at 11:21 AM
My mom still has her Steyr bike from 1972... Has Olympic rings printed on it... One speed and in good shape. Anyone know anything about this bike?... We are in Atlanta GA... email@example.com
ReplyDelete - AnonymousOctober 3, 2012 at 2:25 PM
Velo Orange Mixte build kit (size M) and VO chain guard
Po Campo Logan Tote - 2011 version in Chartreuse print
Location: greater Boston area
contact: lucyluknits [at] gmail [dot] com Hi! I'm trying to choose between a Raleigh dl-1 and a Raleigh 3 speed from '69. Both bikes that you have similar ones of! I commute to work about 2 miles and go pretty slow. I just need to carry things in a basket and have something trusty. I do not need to carry it upstairs... yet.
Do you have any recommendations on how to choose between these two bicycles?Replies- AnonymousJanuary 3, 2013 at 8:25 PM
I had a DL1 and sold it a while ago on ebay. I now have a Raleigh Sport. If I had to choose I would get the more modern Raleigh Sport. My reasoning:
1) I would worry more about the DL-1 being stolen and it is more valuable.
2) The brakes are more modern on the Sports and the bike is much lighter making it more practical and comfortable to ride than the DL-1. Still the DL-1 is unbeatable on a sunny day in the country. It is a bike to rather value and have as a keepsake more so than an "everyday commuter."
- AnonymousDecember 2, 2012 at 12:32 PM
South west France near to Bergerac a country cottage available to rent at a reasonable price.
Completely self contained and fully equipped.
A very tranquil location set in own garden.
Suitable for two people.
The Dordogne region is very beautiful,lovely cycling roads and the area has lots of history.
English speaking owner lives close by.
Lots to see and do in the region.
To contact..
0033 (0)553584538
e.mail firstname.lastname@example.com - AnonymousDecember 29, 2012 at 3:16 AM
Lovely Bicycle/Bella Ciao Superba available.
San Francisco
Please contact: explorepeace (at) hotmail (dot) com - AnonymousFebruary 5, 2013 at 2:18 PM
Have: A very nice Nitto mustache bar. Size 25.4; heat treated aluminum; comes with two sets of shims to fit 26.0 and 31.8 stems.
Wanted: Brooks B17 narrow or swift HAVE:
Basil Kavan II (natural)
- beige canvas & leather panniers.
- like new condition (~15 minutes on a actual bicycle)
- doesn't work on the intended ride due to heel strike
largish saddle bag in newish condition
front rack (VO porteur, Pass & Stow, Steco, Gamoh, SOMA, CETMA...)
I Have: A completely built up 51cm Velo Orange Polyvalent with handbuilt wheels w/Gran Cru touring hubs, racks, fenders, lights, VO Campagne bag, Rivindell Nifty Swifty tires, spare Panasela 650bX38 tires, spare tubes, shimano 600 (arabesque era) derailleurs, leather bar tape, Brooks Swift saddle.
I can be reached at wwilkson at gmail dot come- AnonymousJuly 31, 2013 at 7:16 AM
Have a older campy record 10 speed ultra drive 175 mm 53/39 crankset with bottom bracket and a 12/25 10 speed cassette, all in pretty good shape, some scuffing on the crank arms. Just looking for enough to make it worth the time to pack it up and send it off. wgws / yahoo / com if you are interested.
ReplyDeleteReplies- AnonymousOctober 14, 2013 at 4:46 PM
All this campy stuff is gone now, would delete the post but just don't know how....sorry.....
- AnonymousAugust 16, 2013 at 10:09 PM
I'm looking to buy a Rivendell Sam Hillborne in a 48cm. I'd prefer to find an older one of these frames, that was handmade in the US.
I'd also be interested in any other similarly sized frames that folks out there may have; but I'm only looking for something that takes 650b wheels and that can be used for at least light touring.
renyay @ gmail.
Thanks! I have two Brooks Pro saddles for sale. One is black, the other honey. I believe they are in really good shape. They are over 20 years old and at most have 1000 miles on them (give or take).
firstname.lastname@example.com- AnonymousSeptember 26, 2013 at 12:20 PM
I am searching for a vintage bicycle seat - a Schwinn black and white "S" seat with the beehive coil springs and a crashrail on the back. It is for a 1959 Schwinn Corvette.
please contact me firstname.lastname@example.com
thanks! - AnonymousOctober 13, 2013 at 6:51 PM
I'm in the NY-metro area and am selling my 3-speed 1968 men's Raleigh Sport w/ Sturmey Archer internal three-speed hub. Frame and fork are straight and in great condition. Brooks leather saddle. English steel brakes, handlebar, and stem. Size is 20 inches from top of seat tube to bottom bracket. Top tube is 21 inches.
Please email Emily at firstname.lastname@example.com if you're interested & would like to see photos! - AnonymousOctober 14, 2013 at 4:53 PM
Set of Continental Cyclocross Speed Ride 700c x 42 (38) folding tires from Rivendale (http://www.rivbike.com/product-p/t108.htm), used once (triumph of hope over reason, could see they rubbed but just had to ride them to make sure). Great tires for trails if you can fit them, or as winter commuters. Will trade for 700c tires ideally 32 mm to 38 mm but 28's or 25's might be ok. My contact - wgws yahoo.
ReplyDeleteReplies- AnonymousFebruary 28, 2014 at 8:11 AM
I have several sets of good quality tires in the size you are looking for, please get in touch if you are still looking for a trade.
- AnonymousOctober 25, 2013 at 12:12 AM
Lovely Bicycle/Bella Ciao Superba available.
San Francisco
Please contact: explorepeace (at) hotmail (dot) com - AnonymousNovember 4, 2013 at 11:10 AM
Anyone want to sell a Pashley Princess or for my husband a Pashley Roadster. Looking to buy a gently used one. Please post here.
ReplyDeleteReplies- AnonymousMarch 1, 2014 at 3:21 PM
I am not sure if you are still looking but I have a Black Pashley Princess Classic for sale. Purchased new in 2009 and used infrequently. Gold Coast Australia. Contact email@example.com
- AnonymousDecember 10, 2013 at 2:07 PM
Shimano Tourney ST-EF40 EZ-F Shifter Set - V-Brake, 3x7-Speed, Black. Same as this one: http://www.niagaracycle.com/categories/shimano-tourney-st-ef40-ez-f-shifter-set-v-brake-2-finger-3x7-speed-black?gclid=CIyf446sprsCFcpDMgodFFkADg
Brake lever for road bike.
Urbana, IL
Please email me at email@example.com if interested... - AnonymousDecember 26, 2013 at 12:38 PM
Early '70's Bottecchia mixte. Bought new then. Lightly ridden.
Looking for someone to ride and love her.
San Francisco Bay Area. - AnonymousMarch 1, 2014 at 3:15 PM
Black Pashley Princess Classic for sale. Purchased new in 2009 and used infrequently. Gold Coast Australia. Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com


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Biel R9: Wang Hao loses to Bologan, Carlsen in sole lead
Magnus Carlsen is the sole leader in Biel with one round to go. On Wednesday the Norwegian drew with Anish Giri, but co-leader Wang Hao lost against Victor Bologan. Hikaru Nakamura defeated Etienne Bacrot, who made a terrible blunder.
Bologan beats Wang Hao in a very nice game | Photo Biel Chess Festival
Anything is possible in Biel, and everything will be decided on the very last day. Drawing with Anish Giri, Magnus Carlsen added a point to his score and this was enough to grab sole lead because Wang Hao lost. Victor Bologan thus won his first game of the tournament, and a great game it was. The third game was also decisive: in a better position poor Etienne Bacrot had a complete blackout against Hikaru Nakamura and blundered heavily.
Giri-Carlsen saw some fireworks, but it all led to a dead equal position.
Video produced by Pascal Simon (Chessbase)
There's not much more to say about Bacrot-Nakamura than what the American tweeted afterwards:
Chess is a very strange game sometimes...
Video produced by Pascal Simon (Chessbase)
The game of the day was the following. Bologan could repeat many moves and ideas from a game he had played only two weeks earlier. Wang Hao again defended very well but at move 40 the Chinese erred.
Video produced by Pascal Simon (Chessbase)
Biel 2012 | Schedule & results
Round 1 | 23.07.12 | 14:00 CET | Round 6 | 28.07.12 | 14:00 CET | |
Carlsen | ½-½ | Nakamura | Nakamura | ½-½ | Carlsen | |
Wang Hao | 1-0 | Bacrot | Bacrot | ½-½ | Wang Hao | |
Morozevich | 0-1 | Giri | Giri | 1-0 | Bologan | |
Round 2 | 24.07.12 | 14:00 CET | Round 7 | 30.07.12 | 14:00 CET | |
Nakamura | ½-½ | Giri | Giri | ½-½ | Nakamura | |
Bacrot | 1-0 | Morozevich | Bologan | ½-½ | Bacrot | |
Carlsen | 1-0 | Wang Hao | Wang Hao | 0-1 | Carlsen | |
Round 3 | 25.07.12 | 14:00 CET | Round 8 | 31.07.12 | 14:00 CET | |
Wang Hao | 1-0 | Nakamura | Nakamura | 0-1 | Wang Hao | |
Bologan | 0-1 | Carlsen | Carlsen | 1-0 | Bologan | |
Giri | 1-0 | Bacrot | Bacrot | 0-1 | Giri | |
Round 4 | 26.07.12 | 14:00 CET | Round 9 | 01.08.12 | 14:00 CET | |
Bologan | 0-1 | Nakamura | Bacrot | 0-1 | Nakamura | |
Giri | 0-1 | Wang Hao | Giri | ½-½ | Carlsen | |
Bacrot | ½-½ | Carlsen | Bologan | 1-0 | Wang Hao | |
Round 5 | 27.07.12 | 14:00 CET | Round 10 | 02.08.12 | 14:00 CET | |
Nakamura | 1-0 | Bacrot | Nakamura | - | Bologan | |
Carlsen | ½-½ | Giri | Wang Hao | - | Giri | |
Wang Hao | 1-0 | Bologan | Carlsen | - | Bacrot |
Biel 2012 | Round 9 standings
# | Name | Fed | Rtg | + | = | - | Pts |
1 | Carlsen,M | NOR | 2837 | 4 | 5 | 0 | 17 |
2-3 | Wang Hao | CHN | 2739 | 5 | 1 | 3 | 16 |
2-3 | Giri,A | NED | 2696 | 4 | 4 | 1 | 16 |
4 | Nakamura,H | USA | 2778 | 3 | 4 | 2 | 13 |
5 | Bacrot,E | FRA | 2713 | 1 | 3 | 5 | 6 |
6 | Bologan,V | MDA | 2732 | 1 | 1 | 5 | 4 |
7 | Morozevich,A | RUS | 2770 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 0 |
Biel 2012 | Round 9 standings (classical)
The difference going into the last round between the football scoring and classical scoring is very interesting. If this were classically scored, Carlsen would need only a draw to be guaranteed at least tied first place. Also, Wang Hao would need to win, and both Carlsen and Giri would have to lose, for him to even tie for first. As it stands, all three players are in more or less an equal position to shoot for first.
Crazy round today; Nakamura was gifted a victory after Bacrot had an edge and then hung a piece, and Bologan scored his first 3 points after Wang Hao horribly misplayed his defense around the 40 move mark.
Carlsen has outclassed the opposition here, in my opinion. He has has played very consistently and hasn't been in a losing position all tournament. He was under some pressure in round 5 against Giri, but was never really in danger of losing.
And speaking of Giri, with the exception of his grinding loss to Hao, he has played very well. It is great to see him back over 2700, and rising rapidly in the ranks, no doubt. He will probably be the next young player to bump an oldie out of the top-ten.
I didn't realize that Giri and Wang Hao were playing in the last round! Makes Carlsen's job a tiny bit easier ...
@Carolina, Nice!
If Carlsen draws and Wang wins, Carlsen would finish with 7.0 points, and Wang would only have 6.5 points.
And Wang would win the tournament.
Has it ever happened that a tournament finishes with such an odd discrepancy between the two systems?
I can't think of one off the top of my head. Wang Hao is having a pretty unique tournament, since he has 8 decisive games and only 1 draw. That is pretty unusual!
Wijk aan Zee doesn't have football scoring, but this year Karjakin had a score comparable to Wang Hao's but perfectly balanced: +5=3-5 (he "ruined" his tournament with draws in rounds 8, 12 and 13). With football scoring, he would have been tied with Nakamura and Ivanchuk (both 7.5/13, +3=9-1). Theoretically he could have won the tournament with a 50% score - if noone else had done better than +2=11.
Your assessment, Carolina (North or South?), is very un-en-light-en-ing. Did you think GM Carlsen thought, going into the last round, that he was playing in a tournament employing classical scoring and drew with GM Bac-row to secure the treasured 1st Place? Its confusing isn't it?
I don't think the last round will be easy for anyone.
Carlsen has to win to be sure. His only advantage is that no one can catch him if he wins.
If he draws and either Giri or Hao wins (which is very likely, because both will strive for tournament win, and none of them will play for a draw), he can't win the tournament.
So there's three possible winners, and whoever wins in the end, will deserve it, after a very tough and entertaining tournament.
It looks to me that with 95 percent certainty Magnus would win tomorrow (5 percent discount because Barcot is a great player himself who can suddenly beat anyone in the world). Draw between them tomorrow is most unlikely.
***Just predicting for fun*** But with Magnus, in the last rounds, it is very easy.
Carlsen will undoubtedly press for all he's worth and Etienne will not have an easy life, especially with shaken confidence. Although all these guys are incredibly tough and Carlsen shouldn't underestimate him.
All in all I must say that the current standing shows a certain weakness in the football scoring system. Carlsen clearly did better than Wang (who did absolutely great). The fact that he must win tomorrow to be sure of victory is a little unfair.
Perhaps 2,5 points for a win should be enough?
Hmmm, when Carlsen won London 2010 his fans were quite happy with football scoring: +4=1-2 beat Anand's and McShane's +2=5, Carlsen's losses were against ... Anand and McShane. The argument was that football scoring rewards a player like Carlsen who takes risks - though he didn't take excessive risks but was simply outplayed in the games he lost (and, I have to mention it, in a third one against Kramnik where he escaped with a draw).
This time, Wang Hao (and others) played the type of risky chess which football scoring encourages. Carlsen didn't take similar risks - one reason why he was never in danger of losing.
Football scoring is fine if it favors Carlsen, but bad if it favors someone else over Carlsen? Tiebreaks are fine if they favor Carlsen - has it yet happened that Carlsen finished shared first, and someone else had the better tiebreak?
no, awestruck as I am by Carlsen's domination of tournament chess in the last two years, I didn't like his 'win' in London. Or better: I appreciated his performance and catch up, but he shouldn't have been given the gold.
This just reinforces the plea for 2,5.
Since it has been said many times before that it was wrong that Carlsen was considered winner of London it might also be worth mentioning that he won the event also with traditional scoring since he had +2 as Anand and McShane but more wins, and number of wins was first tiebreak.
"number of wins was first tiebreak" - which makes no sense with football scoring: number of wins then is first a tie-creater, then a tiebreaker.
For example, if Wang Hao had drawn today against Bologan he would still be tied with Carlsen. If they then have the same result tomorrow (win or draw - if both lose Giri wins game and tournament) Wang Hao would still be behind on classical score but tied on football score and ahead on tiebreak.
There are pros and cons for football scoring - I am generally skeptical because I agree with Aditya below, however players knew the rules before the event. But "double football scoring" is just ridiculous.
Yes, having both football scoring and number of wins as tiebreak is quite excessive, and no other event uses both. However, if London hadn't used football scoring Carlsen would still have won since the tiebreak was number of wins, and with traditional scoring that is a common tiebreak form.
An example of football scoring actually making a difference for the final result is the Grand Slam final, where Carlsen alone scored +2 and Ivanchuk +1. Because of the football scoring system they had an equal number of points and shared first. Tiebreak of the competition was a blitz minimatch, which Carlsen eventually won.
If Carlsen draws his final game in Biel and Wang wins Carlsen will end up with +4 while Wang scores +3 but wins the event. Wang will naturally be the winner since he scored more points according to the rules of the event. The difference compared to London would be that there will be another winner with football scoring than with traditional scoring, but the rules are known before the event starts so not much to discuss. I'd still think Carlsen scored a good result and played well though.
"Carlsen would still have won ..." - that's hypothetical: if London used traditional scoring they might also use another tiebreaker, and while number of wins favored Carlsen, Sonneborn-Berger and direct result between players (both also commonly used) favored the other ones.
"I'd still think Carlsen scored a good result and played well though." - so did Wang Hao and Giri, whatever happens today in the final round!? Maybe they didn't always find and play the best moves, some of their positions were more complicated than Carlsen's.
One general point about football scoring: I wouldn't want it to become standard for _all_ events, but it's OK for "selected" events. Is Biel 2012 the first time where it - at least that's my impression - regularly affects how players approach their games?
""Carlsen would still have won ..." - that's hypothetical: if London used traditional scoring they might also use another tiebreaker"
Yes, if London had used neither football scoring nor number of wins as tiebreaker, as they did, it is possible that some other tiebreaker might have meant that Carlsen had not been first on tiebreak. But then there are many past events where hypothetical changes of several rules would lead to other winners. Both Anand and McShane had four whites in London while Carlsen had three, by the way, so that tiebreaker (used in Tal Memorial) would have favoured Carlsen. An extra white is a big advantage in such a short event.
>the rules are known before the event starts so not much to discuss
Absolutely. 18 decisive games so far, and only 9 draws, no complaints.
Btw, only two draws not involving Carlsen or Giri, but that's because Carlsen/Giri draw (or win) when the other guys lose (1 vs 17 losses)
Cheer up and focus on important things in life. Your repetitive rants are boring.
Go Kramnik, the best player ever!!
Could we please stop it with these blanket statements? The 2 or 3 people on the internet who regularly contradict themselves on these forums and chessbomb do not represent "his fans" in general. (And a copout answer from me: I think both scoring methods are fine.)
So Anthony, why wouldn't Giri deserve 1rst prize today if he wins tomorrow and Carlsen draws? Giri would have collected just as many points but would have won an extra game.
By the way, quite telling how slonik and sockpuppet rogge say nothing about this but a lot about irrelevant stuff.
Bologan's knight from g1 was the chess equivalent of Chuck Norris.
Double round robins with 3-1-0 scoring are a bad idea. Too much opportunity for collusion...
It is not hard to imagine two players having an agreement to lose to each other in their two games, thus both getting 3 points from their two encounters.
I am NOT saying any players here did it at all. I am saying that the opportunity is easy to see.
That is ridiculous. There is more opportunity for match-fixing with the traditional system, i.e the disgusting situation of players drawing in 10 moves.
By arranging games in traditional scoring one player has to give up the same amount of points that the other gets. By swapping wins in football scoring both get an advantage over the rest of the field. A win-win-situation, literally. That's very tempting.
Nonsense! It's not tempting at all. Doing so would risk destroying the system and going back to traditional scoring and boring drawish players. Since fighting players are the ones invited to tournaments that invoke the system, they would never involve themselves in any action that would jeopardize future revenues.
I'm trying to decide whether this comment is better classified as a non sequitur or just naive hogwash.
As your position would rather entertain hogwashed, paranoid fantasies about players breaching ethics in 3-point system-derived, double-round robins - even though no such evidence exists - as a criticism against the 3-point system itself, I can only conclude that your position be classified either as a completely idiotic or totally schizophrenic.
The mixed feelings about the football scoring system come from the fact that there is no good objective way to differentiate between an insipid or pre arranged draw from a fighting draw. We want the pre arranged draws to be punished so we would like to see a win and a loss score better than 2 of Kosintseva sister draws. But, like in Biel, where everyone fought sincerely in their games (even when drawn),it feels unfair when a win and a loss is better than 2 draws. Unless there is a way to differentiate between the two scenarios, the football scoring system cannot be declared better or worse than the classical system.
Carlsen is poised to win this. Barcot's play in the latter stages has been really shaky.
Carlsen is of course a clear favourite into the last round, considering Bacrot being rather shaky and Carlsen's previous record for finishing tournaments.
But both Hao and Giri have performed great, Hao a little more unstable than Giri though.
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Newswatch 12 takes you to St. Germain for the 14th annual Polar Bear Plunge.
For a few seconds you feel paralyzed and shocked after jumping into a freezing lake.
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Submitted: 03/11/2014
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Submitted: 03/11/2014
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WMC's president believes the shortage in younger people in the industry has to do with two big misconceptions about manufacturing.
"The younger kids, as do their parents, have a perception on what manufacturing looks like and it's about 40 years out of date. If you're in an advanced manufacturing facility now, it's clean, it's high-tech, the engineers and technicians are working together," said Jim Morgan."We have a perception problem. I think we still have a definition of success that's says unless you have a four-year degree, you're not successful."
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The team took state Monday afternoon in Madison.
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Sea Ray 480 Motor Yacht
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This is usually how a new Sea Ray evolves. Dealers ... are built and studied, and engineers sometimes construct a full-size mockup.
"We produce so many boats ... an area, we'll build a mockup of that section."
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, and the Caterpillar engines' electronic instruments are in the helmsman's line of sight. Tough, 12-volt breaker ... reached a top speed of 26.1 knots and should cruise in the low 20-knot range. Engine options include twin ... -up engineroom is a nice feature if extended cruising is in your plans. A wide walkway between the two engines ...
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Sea Ray 320 Sundancer
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Sea Ray 390 Motor Yacht
engines turning a set of four-blade 23-by-22-inch props. If you're looking to do a little more extended ... color-coded labeling. The engines and generator have a dedicated starting battery, and there are two ...
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Meet some of the people featured in the February 2014 issue of The Scientist.
Meet some of the people featured in the February 2014 issue of The Scientist.
Until health care becomes truly personalized, race and ethnicity will continue to be important clues guiding medical treatments.
Is it possible to make a nonaddictive opioid painkiller?
Researchers are zeroing in on the origin of syphilis and related diseases, which continue to plague the human population some 500 years after the first documented case.
A survey of bacteria in a University of Oregon building reveals that architecture influences the indoor microbiome.
Kerry Grens chats about ancient tooth decay, asthma, and fat cells.
The death of a medical worker in China prompts worries that the virus can spread between humans.
Injection of microscopic particles of a plastic-like material protects mice from cardiac tissue damage following heart attack.
Researchers build a device that harvests and stores energy from the mechanical movements of a beating heart.
Patients progressing toward blindness now have better vision after a gene therapy trial.


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The Kill Eight
The last Kill movie. Surfer Magazine called it amazing and a must-see. Pomer and Tom Curren went on a huge tour showing the movie while Curren played music live to the movie. Every show sold out.
Dane Reynolds steals the show in The Kill. He combines carves and airs better than anyone in history. The surfing is shot beautifully with sunset backdrops and glassy walls. Danes surfing is always inspiring.
Ratboy is still flying high in the air, although his surfing is now more based on power turns and driving through some hollow waves in Santa Cruz.
Tom Curren, now almost fifty years old, shows no signs of slowing down. His layback carves and wrap arounds are still the smoothest in the sport.
Bobby Martinez has shifted his surfing into overdrive. Each turn is as crisp as the morning light and as fast as lightning.
Kelly Slater shows hes got the moves and his section is smooth and easy. His carving at Rincon is more powerful that anyone.
Highlights: Tom Curren, Dane Reynolds, and Bobby Martinez shine.
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