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From: Canada - Toronto
Bikes: gt gtb & marinoni pista special.
btw, does urbane have a campy english BB for a veloce double crankset? & cheap risers ?
I don't even have any clue what length the spindle should be. 102mm? help.
I don't even have any clue what length the spindle should be. 102mm? help.
cab horn

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In Velo Veritas
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Bikes: Menonite black urbanite, probably enough spare parts to make anther one.
Cheapest I've ever seen them, they are super awesome, and located in Toronto! (not mine)

https://cgi.ebay.ca/MKS-Royal-Nuevo-N...QQcmdZViewItem
https://cgi.ebay.ca/MKS-Royal-Nuevo-N...QQcmdZViewItem
yeah but the soma's (based on the rx-1 which you can get from that guy for $85) are still $70
plus mks doesn't have a tribal tattoo for a logo
plus mks doesn't have a tribal tattoo for a logo
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you're a tribal tattoo
Jonnys ilegitimate Father
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thanks for the help !
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piecing it. 
currently missing: BB, HS, bars & stem.
I have no idea what bars to get.
oh right, I have a chorus crank so I guess I'll go with the 102mm as cavern suggested.

currently missing: BB, HS, bars & stem.
I have no idea what bars to get.
oh right, I have a chorus crank so I guess I'll go with the 102mm as cavern suggested.
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Raving looney
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From: Toronto, ON, Canada
Bikes: 70s Leader Precision w/Shimano 600 (road), IRO Rob Roy (Fixed)
Anyone know where to get button-cell batteries in town? The Source? I tried Active Surplus but they don't have the one I need (L1142 for a Schwinn bike computer) - easily obtainable online, but for a battery that's a little overkill...
Also, how are the roads north of here typically after the snow and crap? I'm planning to ride to Sutton on Saturday.
Also, how are the roads north of here typically after the snow and crap? I'm planning to ride to Sutton on Saturday.
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cab horn

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Anyone know where to get button-cell batteries in town? The Source? I tried Active Surplus but they don't have the one I need (L1142 for a Schwinn bike computer) - easily obtainable online, but for a battery that's a little overkill...
Also, how are the roads north of here typically after the snow and crap? I'm planning to ride to Sutton on Saturday.
Also, how are the roads north of here typically after the snow and crap? I'm planning to ride to Sutton on Saturday.
Standard AL drop bars
I'm thinking about updating my mountain bike a bit, well I need new shifters and ideally a new rear derailer, any ideas on where I can get some cheap? I don't need anything great as I rarely ride my mountain bike, but it would be nice to have a bike that shifts really nice.
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I'm thinking about updating my mountain bike a bit, well I need new shifters and ideally a new rear derailer, any ideas on where I can get some cheap? I don't need anything great as I rarely ride my mountain bike, but it would be nice to have a bike that shifts really nice.
Shiftless bum

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Shiftless bum

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I'm probably be up for this. I just have to finalize my Saturday plans which are sketchy as yet.
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So I says to Mable I says
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Bikes: Kona Unit, planet X cx bike, khs fixed gear
Are campy cranks compatable with any b/b?
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thanks! Reading week starts tomorrow so I'll be back for a week.
I have no preferences for bars so I'll probably try those
I'm lead to believe campy has their own spindle taper which is different from Shimano's or whatever else there is.
I have no preferences for bars so I'll probably try those

I'm lead to believe campy has their own spindle taper which is different from Shimano's or whatever else there is.
Raving looney
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From: Toronto, ON, Canada
Bikes: 70s Leader Precision w/Shimano 600 (road), IRO Rob Roy (Fixed)
These ones from the source will likely work https://tinyurl.com/2v7ssr

Seriously though, thanks a lot - I had *just* loaded their site when I re-read the posts. Also looking for cheapy walkie-talkies for tours/day rides. I always got scared/excited going into Radioshack/The Source looking at all of the electronic componentry... being able to search a website is way easier for actually finding stuff
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I think I'm catering this Sat. If not I'll be at the races, watching and cheering but not riding.
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Raving looney
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From: Toronto, ON, Canada
Bikes: 70s Leader Precision w/Shimano 600 (road), IRO Rob Roy (Fixed)
You play for the Parkdale Flames? I was lucky enough to be near McCormick arena to change a flat I had in that storm on Tuesday night, apparently home of said Flames. Would love to play, but I can barely skate
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oh. and happy valentines day.

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