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• #2
Could you send a pair to Greece?
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• #3
Sorry not really interested...
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• #4
Dibs one with bolt for front brake use. PMd.
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• #5
Looks like you've been shopping at CRC!
£2.88 new
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=87353
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• #6
^wow
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• #7
Looks like you've been shopping at CRC!
£2.88 new
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=87353
Nice spot. I'd also wondered about Corkscrew's other thread listing dual-pivot calipers that have also been going for a song at CRC.
Incidentally, both these bit of naked profiteering are cross-posted on retrobike.
Bad form sir! Bad form.
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• #8
Engage Nergatron!
I have now ordered a couple of sets off CRC
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• #9
undibs!
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• #10
Engage Nergatron!
I have now ordered a couple of sets off CRC
Did you wait until after 11am when the price dropped by another 40p?!!!!!!!!
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• #11
Unfortunately, I didn't.
Still a good deal just for the pads, especially if you take the cartridge ones
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• #12
The picture's wrong guys, the ad is for Tektro, the pic is suntour GPX!!
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/tektro-scbr-310a-brakes-2012-2-45-save-84-crc-1459539PS I have a proper front if you want a proper pair
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No, the pic is right, the words are wrong. I bought from Chain Reaction, what comes in the post is Suntour GPX as in the pic, and the price is £2.45. Bought yesterday, arrived today.
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No, the pic is right, the words are wrong. I bought from Chain Reaction, what comes in the post is Suntour GPX as in the pic, and the price is £2.45. Bought yesterday, arrived today.
Confusingly, I think they're both right. I emailed CRC for details before they put the picture up and got this in response:
Tektro ST BA-GP00 Brakes 2012 are calipers for a road bike, designed in mind with the older road bikes or to lower end of the market. They would be medium drop and have drop of 39mm to 49mm.They are a dark grey blue colour.
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Didn't realise I'd been flamed over this so let me put my point across.
First of all - the prices included postage and packing as I don't have an agreement with Royal Mail like CRC etc. do so the GPX calipers were closer to £8 each.
1 - The Tektro calipers I had were matching pairs, not random rears which is all CRC had for sale. Ignoring their pricing, £13 + p&p for a pair was cheaper than eBay or any other online store. I only had 3 pairs to shift which I duly did on eBay. Yes, I wish I had put the GPX ones on there as well but I wanted all of my clutter gone so I tried a few forums.
2 - Re the GPX calipers - I had several of these well before the CRC stock appeared for under £3. I priced them at £8 each + p&p. I also offered to include a 35mm recessed nut which cost £1 so call that closer to £7. Somebody was selling them on here for £20 each (posted) so I thought £8 was more than reasonable for a NOS late 80's caliper when you consider how much NOS Dia Compe etc. can sell for.
http://www.lfgss.com/thread69537.html
If you must know, I paid a fiver each for them so I was lucky to 'profiteer' my way to a £2 gain on them. It hardly seems worth having negatives left against me for something so petty but that's the way it goes I guess.
None of them sold on here BTW.
There's not really much more to say on the subject and I don't want to argue the toss over two or three English pounds.
I have several available. Both rears but, as I've shown, one could be used as a front when used with a long recessed nut which I will include. The brake fits no problem on a "1 steel fork, should be OK on alloy 1 1/8". Would need to measure up for chunkier carbon jobbies.
£11 each or £20 for both including post.
These are lovely calipers which date from around 1999.
Excuse the naff pictures but the light in my man-cave isn't up to much. Both calipers are short reach, 39-49mm and are in perfect unused condition.
The hidden springs are a pretty cool feature of these brakes