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Old 09-11-09 | 09:47 PM
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I recently picked up an '88 Bridgestone T700.It's in need of a little more TLC than I thought.No biggie just money.The QR skewers are fugly and I'd like to replace them.Where can I find a rear for a 125MM spacing?Looked around but not finding much.

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Old 09-11-09 | 09:50 PM
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Post in the ISO/WTB section. I'm sure some one has got some here...
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Originally Posted by XR2
I recently picked up an '88 Bridgestone T700.It's in need of a little more TLC than I thought.No biggie just money.The QR skewers are fugly and I'd like to replace them.Where can I find a rear for a 125MM spacing?Looked around but not finding much.

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I'll swap you for a 130mm skewer.
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Love to but all I have is the beaten 125MM.Thanks anyway.
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I think I have one let me look

this Maillard is not the prettiest skewer but it does measure 121.32 closed with the nut screwed all the way in will it work for you? I have a better looking front from Maillard to if you need it.
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Old 09-12-09 | 09:55 AM
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Thanks however the one I have is funky too so there's be no change.I'm looking to pretty it up a bit.Pics of the front would be appreciated.
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OK I'll try and get one. I have a great pair of 600 skewers but the rear is about 133 the Campi is about 129
is this 125mm the locknut width or the width of your frame on the outside of the dropouts?
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Funny skewer story.

There's a local recycling place that sells old junk, including sometimes Campagnolo parts, which they think are gold. Anyway, they had a bunch of hubs in the case one day, with all the skewers removed and set aside. I asked how much the hubs were? $50. each they say. I asked how much the skewers were? $1. each they say. I bought them all, nearly 20...
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If you're just looking for pretty, this might be a good candidate for that chrome plating thread a few days ago.

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Old 09-12-09 | 10:47 AM
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I guess pretty is too strong a word.unrusted fills the bill better.bianchigirll I'll measure the frame this afternoon while I'm servicing the bottom bracket.
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OK I'll try and get one. I have a great pair of 600 skewers but the rear is about 133 the Campi is about 129
is this 125mm the locknut width or the width of your frame on the outside of the dropouts?
Got excited when I read you had a pair of 600 skewers, need a front one for my Alan, but yours are the wrong style, mine are more curvy than the ones you show.

The search continues.

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Did the Sachs Mallard come off a Mavic Hub?
I am confused about skewers for my Mavic Hubs. I think they are original as the "nut" side looks like Mavic but the business end is Sachs Mallard.
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It measures 126MM inside and 140MM outside.I'll have to look into a 130 and a little abrasive work.
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