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Old 09-23-16 | 12:52 PM
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I need to tension this bolt-it is loose. Can't see how to get a wrench in there. It is a Ideale model 90/all I've come up with in research is that it has a concealed tensioner. (The cap?) But no info past that. Any info appreciated. TYIA
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Old 09-23-16 | 01:52 PM
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it may take one of these - see if you can get calipers in it, and I'll take a comparable measurement on a Brooks saddle wrench - have several handy.
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Surely the easiest method would be to dis-assemble the saddle, simple enough with a bolt-together girder-railed frame?
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An Ideale 90 with aluminum rails may be worth more than the bike it's on.
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Old 09-23-16 | 02:36 PM
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Originally Posted by tony colegrave
Surely the easiest method would be to dis-assemble the saddle, simple enough with a bolt-together girder-railed frame?

...and stop calling him Shirley......
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Old 09-23-16 | 03:33 PM
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I don't have a caliper, but I'm pretty sure it's 15mm. If I disassemble-how would I adjust it in pieces?? The sides of the cantle (?) seem to prohibit any wrench getting in there. Is that little 'T' part turnable? Sorry for all the stupid questions. I read the post from Pastor Bob and rhm recovering a 99 frame/interesting....but didnt touch on adj.
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Originally Posted by Grand Bois
An Ideale 90 with aluminum rails may be worth more than the bike it's on.
Only on the ebay route-but I don't go there.
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