shimano 10 speed bits or groupset

Posted on Thu 15th, June 2017

• #1

Glws

As per title, looking for some good condition stuff to update on the "cheap" a spare bike.
105 ultegra or dA and what have you.
thanks !
• #2

cybernck

I've a VGC 105 5600 Black rear derailleur but I suspect that's not a priority on your list of required parts?
• #3

Scilly.Suffolk in reply to @Glws

I'll be stripping a 105 5700 group off of a friend's bike today: I'll post pics later.
• #4

jono84

pm sent
• #5

Heitzman

SRAM? Got force shifters and rival mechanisms I think can post. 10 speed
• #6

Scilly.Suffolk in reply to @Glws
I didn't get around to stripping it, but grabbed some photos.

All in good condition with only the usual signs of wear & tear, save for the cranks which have a fair amount of heel rub and are non-series (but 105 equivalent) and the rings are fugly: would sell without cranks/rings.

If you're interested, send me a PM.

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