ISO WTB or Trade for 170mm Deerhead Crank Arms
02-23-24, 11:51 AM
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ISO WTB or Trade for 170mm Deerhead Crank Arms
Looking for 170mm Shimano Deerhead FC-6206 crank arms in good cosmetic condition. I have a set of same in 175mm in very good shape to trade or other crank arms/sets as well as other "stuff".
I had my Schwinn Cimarron for sale at the Madison swap last month and a gentleman approached me and offered to trade his medium Cimarron frame for my large. A couple of weeks later we made the swap. Turned out both bikes were equipped with 175mm cranksets.....hence my ISO
I had my Schwinn Cimarron for sale at the Madison swap last month and a gentleman approached me and offered to trade his medium Cimarron frame for my large. A couple of weeks later we made the swap. Turned out both bikes were equipped with 175mm cranksets.....hence my ISO
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02-23-24, 12:05 PM
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Looking for 170mm Shimano Deerhead FC-6206 crank arms in good cosmetic condition. I have a set of same in 175mm in very good shape to trade or other crank arms/sets as well as other "stuff".
I had my Schwinn Cimarron for sale at the Madison swap last month and a gentleman approached me and offered to trade his medium Cimarron frame for my large. A couple of weeks later we made the swap. Turned out both bikes were equipped with 175mm cranksets.....hence my ISO
I had my Schwinn Cimarron for sale at the Madison swap last month and a gentleman approached me and offered to trade his medium Cimarron frame for my large. A couple of weeks later we made the swap. Turned out both bikes were equipped with 175mm cranksets.....hence my ISO
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02-23-24, 05:06 PM
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I have a drive-side only FC-6206 in 170mm.
02-24-24, 02:09 PM
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I will check on that. I think I may have used it somewhere on a build for someone else.
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03-05-24, 04:16 PM
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Hey r0ckh0und , I'm pretty sure I have either the deerhead cranks or the Takagi substitute in 170mm - they both came in half-step configurations, correct? Do you have any 165mm or shorter Shimano triples?
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