Work in Process - classy brit
09-16-15 | 10:16 AM
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Or try and get the derailleur as intended 
Couldn't it have been made for a non-campy derailleur and he removed the cable stop to use one?
Couldn't it have been made for a non-campy derailleur and he removed the cable stop to use one?
09-16-15 | 10:25 AM
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I'm not a fan of drillium, so I'd say yes, that's the plan, man. But you said you liked it.
Yes, of course. Suntour FTW!
mmm? Now you've lost me.
Yes, of course. Suntour FTW!
mmm? Now you've lost me.
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09-16-15 | 10:48 AM
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Lots of learning on this thread...watching with fascination as two true experts work out some of the ideas/kinks/versions that this bike could take...very cool!!!!!
Go Rudy! Go Aaron!!! :-)
Go Rudy! Go Aaron!!! :-)
10-16-15 | 02:32 PM
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Well this ended up purdy. It's a shame they hacked up a first gen bronze derailleur, but that's why they're valuable.
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