Miyata Ninety
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Miyata Ninety
So as I said in th oter post, I found this in the garbage, it rides, and is just about mint shape, but theres a few problems, the chain looks to big, it hangs loosely, the seat hurts me arse lol, tires are fine but i'd rather new, Should I put my High end Bianchi parts onto this bike? Bianchi wont be finished for a while, it's going to sleep for the winter now, then spring with fresh power coat, also, I've never really used a helmet, most my bikes where slow mountain bikes, however I was riding this today and I don't feel safe lol but heres some pics, i'll to some Bike porn shots later of it for you guys. lol
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If the chain hangs loosely, chances are the rear dérailleur pivot springs are gunked up and not tensioning properly. Hose the RD joints down with something like WD-40 and work them a bit. I'll bet it solves that problem.
Moving the Bianchi parts over is up to you. The Miyata 90 was a lower-end bike, so it will be fairly heavy as it sits. Personally, I'd strip it, clean/overhaul it , and then re-assemble and ride it for a while to evaluate. Then I'd plan upgrades.
Moving the Bianchi parts over is up to you. The Miyata 90 was a lower-end bike, so it will be fairly heavy as it sits. Personally, I'd strip it, clean/overhaul it , and then re-assemble and ride it for a while to evaluate. Then I'd plan upgrades.
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Hmm I should just add fenders and some other stuff and use it as beater. lol, it's really fun to ride though, but i havn't used one for many years though
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Heres some bike porn! lol also, what year is this bike?
no clue if that helps
no clue if that helps
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Not sure what year, but it looks like early 80s.
For Miyata info, you can always check out the catalog blog
Miyata Bicycles Catalog Blog
FWIW, I think you have a 1985
For Miyata info, you can always check out the catalog blog
Miyata Bicycles Catalog Blog
FWIW, I think you have a 1985
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make it into a fixed/ss.. then if it gets stolen while you are running errands or whatever, you won't be too upset. Fixed will help with your spinning??
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Bike theift here revolvs around mostly mountain bikes and any high end bike, this people wouldn't bother with, I like having gears to
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Hey, I went to put a bottle holder on it and noticed something, theres no holes, how do I install one to this bike without making it ugly?