FS: TA 36t, Bleriot badge, Velox/Jones plugs

[Joe Bernard]

Clutter reduction! All prices include shipping. 

TA Zephyr 110bcd 36t chainring, sold to me without much wear, I diuse it much before down-gearing my Riv, $30

Bleriot headbadge, was supposed to replace a scuffed one on a frame but didn't get to it, $60

Velox bar-end plugs for road bars, probably won't fit MTB-ish, will fit Boscos and Albatross and whatnot that take bar-end shifters, two pair, $20 each

Jones bar plugs, fits everything, three pair, these are $9 new plus shipping from Jones so my price only makes sense if you just want the plugs and have $10, you're basically covering my shipping. $10! 

Thanks,

Joe Bernard

[Joe Bernard]

Typo fix and more detail on the TA: *didn't use it much*, marked 9/10-speed, worked fine with my 11-speed chain. 

[Joe Bernard]

Those prices are ridiculous, let's try this. 

$25 chainring 

$30 Bleriot badge

$15 Velox 

Shipped!

[Joe Bernard]

Bleriot badge and one set of Jones plugs SOLD 

[Joe Bernard]

Chainring sold. 

Adding this Rosco Bubble headbadge, unmounted, couldn't tell ya why I thought I would have a use for it. 

$30 shipped. 

[Joe Bernard]

Rosco badge sold. 

Here's a nice set of black Nitto bar plugs, never mounted,

$20 shipped

[Joe Bernard]

Nitto plugs sold. 

[Garth]

FWIW, As some feedback as a potential buyer .... and despite any personal differences aside ..... the chainring, and all used parts in general, look a whole lot more appealing when they are clean. They don't have to be hypersonically clean, just clear of gunk to see what you're purchasing.  Especially with chainrings, I'd be wondering "what do the teeth look like ?".  I can't tell as they're covered in grease. Who would want or even expect to receive a greasy chainring, let alone anything, anyways ? Maybe people have such low standards they don't know any better any more .... or never did. Nah .... people know better ..... clean is nice  and everyone responds to that .... even The Grinch did ! :)

[Marty Gierke, Stewartstown PA]

I bought the chainring despite the grease, maybe even because of it. I figured I can handle the cleanup, but then again I have low standards and don't know any better. 

Marty

[Joe Bernard]

You're telling me 4 days after I posted the chainring as sold that I might have better luck selling it if I cleaned it up. Well son that's stupid, and the only reason it wasn't cleaned better (I worked on it a bit before taking the pic) is I ran out of degreaser. My advice to you is to not speak to me any more. Ya hear? 

[Garth]

So I overlooked that it was for sale ..... okay, my error. Regardless, my reply stands.

So much for "good" intentions..... never has so much "evil" been done as in the the name of "good intentions". Consciously or not.

That was the "fatal" error .... trusting in that which has no trust.

I'll speak when and where I speak as it is done, and that's about all there is to that story.

[Joe Bernard]

Your reply is crap beginning with you didn't even read the whole thread before spewing said crap. I put a little more work into the chainring before packing and told Marty he might want to soak it in degreaser before mounting. The reality is I didn't expect it to sell at all and was surprised it went so quick. Once I have someone's money I try to ship right away, which meant sending before hitting the store for degreaser. The buyer is happy and you're a...I have people in my life that would prefer I watch my language so we're done here. 

[Joe Bernard]

Everything is now sold and shipped or taken off the market cuz I'm tired of the madness I've been put through today. Most are clean and in new condition, I helpfully prelubed the chainring. Have a lovely evening 🙋