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11-11-22, 08:07 PM
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NOS XTR M900 crank, canti’s and bottom bracket!
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11-11-22, 08:08 PM
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Oh and a set of spinergys
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11-12-22, 05:33 AM
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Originally Posted by 15fsport_350
NOS XTR M900 crank, canti’s and bottom bracket!
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11-12-22, 12:19 PM
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Tiakia frame pump.
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11-12-22, 05:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Bianchigirll
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11-12-22, 05:55 PM
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Originally Posted by 15fsport_350
I can’t show the bottom bracket without pulling the crank but I can assure you it’s there lol. Waiting on the SRP Ti bolts to mount all of the rings
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11-12-22, 06:06 PM
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Originally Posted by 15fsport_350
I can’t show the bottom bracket without pulling the crank but I can assure you it’s there lol. Waiting on the SRP Ti bolts to mount all of the rings
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11-12-22, 06:09 PM
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Originally Posted by jdawginsc
There’s no chainstays?
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11-12-22, 06:10 PM
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Originally Posted by Bianchigirll
nice looking crankset. Shipmano actually put a bit of style into that group
11-12-22, 06:37 PM
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11-12-22, 08:00 PM
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Originally Posted by 15fsport_350
I can’t show the bottom bracket without pulling the crank but I can assure you it’s there lol. Waiting on the SRP Ti bolts to mount all of the rings
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11-12-22, 08:10 PM
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Originally Posted by xiaoman1
I think that you may need a few more saddles.....
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11-14-22, 08:30 PM
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I can't claim any credit. Ellen found it.
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11-15-22, 01:57 PM
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@ascherer, so you have a pair of shoes dedicated to just one bike of yours? How do you find them? I rode slotted cleats back in the early 1980s. I rode them daily but still found them scary. I left one strap loose so I could get out quickly.
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11-15-22, 01:58 PM
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This thread is over ten years old and still entertaining.
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11-15-22, 02:41 PM
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Originally Posted by noglider
@ascherer, so you have a pair of shoes dedicated to just one bike of yours? How do you find them? I rode slotted cleats back in the early 1980s. I rode them daily but still found them scary. I left one strap loose so I could get out quickly.
I started using cleats at 15 or 16 years old and switched to Time clipless when they introduced their 'floating' model - late 80s, early 90s? I was very comfortable with slotted cleats. Eventually I used deep cleats and BInda straps pulled tight. Despite that degree of attachment I could wrench my foot out if I had to. I wasn't riding in urban settings at that time, it was mostly out on Long Island with a "B" club. Using them now I can say muscle memory is a thing - despite using clipless far longer than not, the mechanics of flipping the pedal, getting connected, tightening and loosening the straps, and disengaging remains accessible for me. Same for downtube shifting, I've had brifters since 2007, but my neural pathways seem to be well-established.
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11-15-22, 03:18 PM
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Originally Posted by noglider
This thread is over ten years old and still entertaining.
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11-15-22, 04:57 PM
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Seller's last pic before disassembly, my first tap on the non-European land (although I obtained it for the European gruppo and wheels, which are like never used just neglected together with the bike).
Paint looks nice but unfortunately toast, has the blistering plague all over, oddly I scratched one, and the filler seems intact, so I guess its from sweat or seawater.
Most likely it will make closer relationship with the dremel and see if bare metal polish if possible, if not, for the price I'll consider the frame as packing material, although its a pity, not even the decals are scratched.
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11-16-22, 06:35 AM
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Three Shimano top tube cable clips.
In a plastic covid testing bag (not the nicest packaging), inside a toilet roll, then a plastic shopping bag, in a beer box and finally a double skinned cisco router box…..at first I missed the clips, I thought it was a chainring on its way to me, I was spouting all sorts of expletives, then I found the three clips….seriously I thought I had packing OCD……!
Perhaps a sister thread, HOW did it arrive in the post today!
In a plastic covid testing bag (not the nicest packaging), inside a toilet roll, then a plastic shopping bag, in a beer box and finally a double skinned cisco router box…..at first I missed the clips, I thought it was a chainring on its way to me, I was spouting all sorts of expletives, then I found the three clips….seriously I thought I had packing OCD……!
Perhaps a sister thread, HOW did it arrive in the post today!
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11-16-22, 04:39 PM
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Not "the post," but from my favorite shop, Recycled Cycles: $55 in vintage pedals.
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The $20 Lyotards were locked up in a case next to the $80 Suntours (which I passed on, obviously). And they're standard thread!
The two pair at the top are KKT Top Run, one of my all-time favorites. Never seen them in black.
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The $20 Lyotards were locked up in a case next to the $80 Suntours (which I passed on, obviously). And they're standard thread!
The two pair at the top are KKT Top Run, one of my all-time favorites. Never seen them in black.
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11-16-22, 05:00 PM
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Originally Posted by awac
Three Shimano top tube cable clips.
In a plastic covid testing bag (not the nicest packaging), inside a toilet roll, then a plastic shopping bag, in a beer box and finally a double skinned cisco router box…..at first I missed the clips, I thought it was a chainring on its way to me, I was spouting all sorts of expletives, then I found the three clips….seriously I thought I had packing OCD……!
Perhaps a sister thread, HOW did it arrive in the post today!
In a plastic covid testing bag (not the nicest packaging), inside a toilet roll, then a plastic shopping bag, in a beer box and finally a double skinned cisco router box…..at first I missed the clips, I thought it was a chainring on its way to me, I was spouting all sorts of expletives, then I found the three clips….seriously I thought I had packing OCD……!
Perhaps a sister thread, HOW did it arrive in the post today!
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11-17-22, 09:23 AM
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My warmest gloves have been in need for replacement for some years and my warmest socks are very thin at the big toe.
therefore time for an investment in my well-being in winter cycling.
When I'm cold I cycle less and then I start the new cycling year with a backlog. Hope this works.
therefore time for an investment in my well-being in winter cycling.
When I'm cold I cycle less and then I start the new cycling year with a backlog. Hope this works.
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11-17-22, 11:29 AM
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I usually buy Paselas, but these GP5000s from bikecloset.com were only $42/ea. For the pair, that's under $104 shipped with tax.
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11-17-22, 10:01 PM
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@ascherer, that's funny. I definitely have my Imelda Marcos moments, too. Being an obsessive counter, I noticed I have more shoes than my spouse does. (It may no longer be true.) Today I glanced in my closet and noticed I don't even know how many SPD shoes I have. Unfortunately, I have bought a lot because most of them give me pain. But now that I have orthotics, I'm trying them all again. One of my worst pairs now feels quite good.
New merchandise content: today I bought some Perl Izumi lobster claw gloves. I bought them at Campmor, a bricks and mortar store.
New merchandise content: today I bought some Perl Izumi lobster claw gloves. I bought them at Campmor, a bricks and mortar store.
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11-18-22, 04:41 PM
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This.... 
Got if for a price based on the frame and components only. If it turns out to be genuine all the better.
Got if for a price based on the frame and components only. If it turns out to be genuine all the better.
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