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Old 10-01-10, 04:39 PM
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Replacement band for Rollers

I have a set of Nashbar rollers from 1987. The band broke and now I need a replacement. Any suggestions? The LBS has bands for Krettlier's but it is thicker and not quite as long.

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it should stretch
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If you can measure the length and diameter of the old belt, you should be able to find a suitable replacement from an industrial supply place. McMaster Carr for example. Start your search here: https://www.mcmaster.com/#drive-belts/=93dtpg
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Try McMaster Carr and buy O-ring material. Use a micrometer and measure your broken rubber band and buy one similar. You can then measure and super glue the ends together. We do it in our work place.
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