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Originally Posted by Hudson308
(Post 20938481)
What size? What else was included? headset/bottom bracket/seat post binder/rear adjuster screws?
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https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...af97952b83.jpg
https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...c26dfd810a.jpg Here's the advertisement showing that the Carbon Ironman was outfitted with 600 ultegra tricolor (including BB, however the headset was Centurion labeled not 600). The Carbon-R was outfitted with dura ace [MENTION=108582]RobbieTunes[/MENTION] [MENTION=365143]fleslider[/MENTION] |
Originally Posted by texaspandj
(Post 20956734)
https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...af97952b83.jpg
https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...c26dfd810a.jpg Here's the advertisement showing that the Carbon Ironman was outfitted with 600 ultegra tricolor (including BB, however the headset was Centurion labeled not 600). The Carbon-R was outfitted with dura ace [MENTION=108582]RobbieTunes[/MENTION] [MENTION=365143]fleslider[/MENTION] |
Originally Posted by texaspandj
(Post 20956734)
Here's the advertisement showing that the Carbon Ironman was outfitted with 600 ultegra tricolor (including BB, however the headset was Centurion labeled not 600). The Carbon-R was outfitted with dura ace @RobbieTunes @fleslider
Of course, now I can geek on having a "DA bike." (Carbon-R) that came with DA and still has DA, albeit 9000 vs. OEM 7400. So, now, per another ad, I'm a "serious" road cyclist. That's pretty funny....or sad...pick one. |
Originally Posted by fleslider
(Post 20957379)
good info Tex, thanks , looks like i need to update the website with this info. I need to goto Texas with a flat bed scanner and scan all of these Ad's you have!
the dave scott carbon ironman had full dura-ace the carbon -r was a NON dave scott iron man version bike and had shimano 600 tricolor |
Originally Posted by bp2k8
(Post 20959131)
you have it the other way around
the dave scott carbon ironman had full dura-ace the carbon -r was a NON dave scott iron man version bike and had shimano 600 tricolor He showed the catalog, though, and it clearly states 600/Ultegra on "the Carbon," and shows a picture of it, underway. |
That magazine is great info!
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Originally Posted by RobbieTunes
(Post 20958917)
That's pretty funny....or sad...pick one.
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Ironman
I wish I was in shape for an ironman event!
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Originally Posted by BobKl
(Post 20993107)
I wish I was in shape for an ironman event!
That kind of is our Ironman event. |
89 Expert . Wow what a difference
My 89 Expert with Suntour GPX components has been very loud shifting since I've gotten, which I read was common.I took the advice of membar Canklecat
and replaced the freewheel with a sunrace R30 and the chain with a KMZ-72 chain and man what a difference. I shift now and about all I hear is the click of the shifters. |
Originally Posted by robertj298
(Post 21000642)
My 89 Expert with Suntour GPX components has been very loud shifting since I've gotten, which I read was common.I took the advice of membar Canklecat
and replaced the freewheel with a sunrace R30 and the chain with a KMZ-72 chain and man what a difference. I shift now and about all I hear is the click of the shifters. |
Originally Posted by robertj298
(Post 21000642)
My 89 Expert with Suntour GPX components has been very loud shifting since I've gotten, which I read was common.I took the advice of membar Canklecat
and replaced the freewheel with a sunrace R30 and the chain with a KMZ-72 chain and man what a difference. I shift now and about all I hear is the click of the shifters. A couple of weeks ago I switched back to a Suntour freewheel, 13-26, for a little extra help on climbs. It works okay but doesn't shift as smoothly as the SunRace freewheel. I might eventually switch to a 13-28 SunRace MFM30. I have one on the Trek and it works well too. |
Originally Posted by robertj298
(Post 21000642)
My 89 Expert with Suntour GPX components has been very loud shifting since I've gotten, which I read was common.I took the advice of membar Canklecat
and replaced the freewheel with a sunrace R30 and the chain with a KMZ-72 chain and man what a difference. I shift now and about all I hear is the click of the shifters. |
Originally Posted by RobbieTunes
(Post 21004101)
and the sound of the people you pass.
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87 ironman/carbon r seatpost
Anyone got any advice on the correct seat post for an 87 ironman/ carbon r. I have seen from the info and pics avaliable numerous different seatposts fitted 3ttt, nitto and shimano; but which was orginal?
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Originally Posted by Bondsy
(Post 21024537)
Anyone got any advice on the correct seat post for an 87 ironman/ carbon r. I have seen from the info and pics avaliable numerous different seatposts fitted 3ttt, nitto and shimano; but which was orginal?
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Originally Posted by texaspandj
(Post 21024576)
The Centurion Carbon Ironman and Carbon-R both used a 25.0 seatpost. However, I'm not sure which brand was oem.
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Originally Posted by Bondsy
(Post 21024875)
Was going to look at keeping the shimano 600 theme going but the 25mm posts are quite expensive, most I have seen are going for over £100.
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Originally Posted by texaspandj
(Post 21024960)
[MENTION=108582]RobbieTunes[/MENTION] may have one for sale as his Centurion Carbon just bit the dust. However not sure what brand it is. Also [MENTION=397282]Danbianchi881[/MENTION] has a Centurion Carbon that has the oem seatpost so he could tell you.
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Originally Posted by Bondsy
(Post 21025094)
Many thanks hopefully they will drop a reply. What happened to RT's carbon?
https://www.bikeforums.net/classic-v...-jobs-281.html |
Originally Posted by Bondsy
(Post 21025094)
Many thanks hopefully they will drop a reply. What happened to RT's carbon?
The carbon Centurion is toast, head tube upper lug split, which caused the lugs upper and lower to separate from the frame. As it's bolted together, it did not come apart, but the shimmy shimmy coco baca was puckering. Now dumpstered. No worries. I still have an '84 Turbo (frame, may sell it), '84 Comp TA, '85 Equipe, '89 Ironman (Hard Rock), and an '89 Turbo TT/funny bike (for which the wheels are now done, so I can build it). |
Would not surprise me a bit if they were born in the same place. T-Mar would likely know.
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Originally Posted by RobbieTunes
(Post 21034364)
I haven't forgotten you, just crazy busy at work....and waiting for a certain bike from France, which is now ready for pickup tomorrow.
The carbon Centurion is toast, head tube upper lug split, which caused the lugs upper and lower to separate from the frame. As it's bolted together, it did not come apart, but the shimmy shimmy coco baca was puckering. Now dumpstered. No worries. I still have an '84 Turbo (frame, may sell it), '84 Comp TA, '85 Equipe, '89 Ironman (Hard Rock), and an '89 Turbo TT/funny bike (for which the wheels are now done, so I can build it). |
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