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Old 03-22-14, 09:32 AM
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That spindle is probably plated, to help resist corrosion.
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Originally Posted by noglider

My wife and I also use our antique plates for every day meals. Yeah, they'll break, but not before we enjoy them.
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Originally Posted by rootboy
???
Have I confused you?
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Well, no. Just wondering what that has to do with polishing parts. But I think I get the drift.
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lets not forget the cranks

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I like shiny parts as much as the next guy, but I say leave the anodizing. It serves a purpose, makes for less maintenance and is attractive in its own way. I see an appreciation of anodized parts as a mark of a sophisticated palate.
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I like shiny parts as much as the next guy, but I say leave the anodizing. It serves a purpose, makes for less maintenance and is attractive in its own way. I see an appreciation of anodized parts as a mark of a sophisticated palate.
yes I do agree that when NEW they are attractive .........BUT It serves no purpose
and looking at the older super record group

hubs
seatposts
all front derailleur parts
shifters
pedals were all not anodized

while only the headsets, ,
cranks,
brake levers,
brakes
and rear derailleur cages were anodized
to me it is hit and miss if anodizing was so crucial every part would have had it
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Originally Posted by jethin
I like shiny parts as much as the next guy, but I say leave the anodizing. It serves a purpose, makes for less maintenance and is attractive in its own way. I see an appreciation of anodized parts as a mark of a sophisticated palate.
I'm with you there. To me there is nothing quite like the pearly soft finish on early 70's Campagnolo parts.
Besides being functional, it's highly beautiful.
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rootboy, my gyst is that I'm careful to enjoy using the stuff I love more than I love the stuff I have.

As seen on a bumper sticker: The best things in life are not things.
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That's a fine sentiment, Tom. And a I agree with it. Many ways to enjoy beautiful things in our lives. I do believe that inanimate objects can be appreciated for not only their intended function but for the intrinsic beauty as well. I let them enhance my life in more ways than one. I have spread peanut butter, for instance, with my peanut butter wrench. But these days most often use my four hundred year old Tanto.

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