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Old 03-02-07, 08:35 PM
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Christof H
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Bikes: coaster clunker MTB, bianchi Osprey, Trek 930, Schwinn Le Tour, some others

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Originally Posted by DonTx
I tried this recently, my canti's would not work without moving the bosses. I sent an email to captainbike and he confirmed that it likely would not work. Ther eare still good 27 inch wheels out there. BTW if your clearances are tight its doubtful that you have an actual touring frame, you probably have a "sport touring" frame.
In any case test fit it first with a loaner wheel if you can.
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It's entirely possible it was retrofitted already and may have run 700c originally..... but the cantis here can adjust for it, it looks like (checking with the 700c wheels off the tempo)

It's a kind of odd touring frame, it's got the geometry and fittings too be a grand tour, even came with cantis and a granny triple, all the braze ons and through holes in the front forks, pretty nice ride
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