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send them a mail and explain what happened, worth a try. they may say you used too much torque but if it was a small wrech that would be difficult to do. I actually broke a dumbell/dog bone wrench in my hand one time, halfords brand. 1/3 snapped right off and I cut myself, not badly tho
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Just set my chain tension before a ride, cant be arsed to go to the shed so i use a small adjustable to loosen my wheel. Set it how i like it, do the nut back up fairly tight, but its a small wrench, and BANG.
Half the outer spacer/bearing nut shoots off in two.
bollocks! Never had that happen.
Hubs are planet x pista, and have otherwise been great.
I snapped a planet x lockring today! ye the nuts arent so great either
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must be able to post to Ireland
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sorry gotta undibs, gotta get my priorities for this week..
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dibs (13-27),(14-27)
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building wheels for somebody, need 36h 30mm deep rims with braking surface.
need them sent to Ireland
I found NMSW DP18's, I presume its not a good idea to use brakes on them?
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got a 26.2mm Sugino Mighty seatpost, its a Campagnolo Record copy and the same as the Sugino NJS version thats now out of production
unfluted version, in original box and never been fitted.
sell or swap for something nice in 26.6mm
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planet x are the cheapest for 103mm, stronglight 103mm is 14euro
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ok, PM sent to Fox
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havent heard back from Crocka
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yes but make sure the width is the same or very close
27x1 1/4" is 32c
27x1 1/8" is 28c
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use the filler then install old usable pedals, let it harden. you wont be able to remove them but at least the cranks can be used for another while longer
good idea?
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my 25.6 is an old Kalloy model, single bolt, fluted, 230mm from saddle rail clamp to minimal insertion line, 300mm total length
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(just a little bit of dirt)
http://a8.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/182424_10150413272910604_681875603_17689925_365352_n.jpg -
have one, I polished it up a while ago and packed it away. pics soon.
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I'll try get some close up pics uploaded tonight. noticed a couple of scratches at the ends of the arms, and I used the wrong type of washers(open/spring washers) with the chainring bolts so theres a couple of marks on the back of the mounts, other then that its perfect and genuinely less than 10miles of use.
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Shimano Dura-Ace 7400 bottom bracket
french threads
112mm JIS
new in original box, never been installed
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Im not sure if they sent mexican frames to europe. the list of frames effected doesnt mention the track models, also found a few people online who raced on them with no problems. 1 guy bought his frame from the mexican factory and used it for a few seasons. he still uses it now but on the road with brakes and mudguards!
Im more hopefull now. dont know if the bottom bracket lugs for the track frames make any difference.
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used for less than 10miles(I needed a quick replacement for damaged cranks, otherwise they'd still be NOS)
will stick a photo up tomorrowthey were the lightest Dura-Ace cranks ever made and some say the most beautiful
£57 shipped to UK (registered & insured post)
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I use the Cyclo torque wrench and Im happy with it. not too expensive
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(Im in Ireland, the sellers were in UK)
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I got a couple of frames from the UK to Ireland thru Ebay and it cost around 15pound each for the delivery, not sure what service was used. these were all large road frames with forks
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hi again, its 24mm diameter, 200mm total length. I noticed some damage at the top, a 6mm split at the seam but the good news is its not alluminium so shouldnt be dangerous to use. I always presumed it was allu but just checked it with a magnet.
never had rust on it and its not chromed so it must be stainless steel. its pretty light too.
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i got a couple of 3T mutant in red, found them in a shop. they look much better in the flesh. they polish up nicely too, thick paint rather than anodizing
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hi, ye I might be interested in sellling them.
I spent a few hours polishing them to a mirror shine. the 42T chainring is also polished. teeth are perfect, also have a 52T NOS, all 3 parts are Suginio Mighty Competition, cranks are 171mm in lenght.
have a Campagnolo Nuovo Record bb set, 111mm,english thread, both compatible
It's a real thing of beauty but Ive no use for it at the moment, good for a summer bike!