Dura Ace 7600
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Dura Ace 7600
Hey I know that these go for like 300 at Business Cycles and on Ben's Bikes, but is that the best price? I might have a line for a set of new in box in either 36 or 32 spoke (my choice) but I don't want to pay more than I should. Should I just pay the 300 or should I offer him less, would you guys pay the 300 for them?
Thanks!
Thanks!
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I thought they went for half that...at least that's what I remember paying for mine. check worldclasscycles.com: https://www.worldclasscycles.com/Track_components2.htm
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Originally Posted by Walkercycles
The problem is that they were so popular that they sold out. Shimano discontinued making HF hubs in the 7600 model. So, the ones that are now over 300 bucks are because of the old supply/demand issue.
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Originally Posted by hella
I think Reload has some of these, if we're on the same page regarding what DA 7600 entails.
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Originally Posted by hella
I think Reload has some of these, if we're on the same page regarding what DA 7600 entails.
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Thanks for the replies. I am going to get them, won't say how much but its well under 300, just have to call and make sure he still has them. Now I need to decide what rims to lace them to, decisions, decisions.
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Does anybody know where I might be able to score a 120mm rear? The one I have is the funky 110mm keirin spacing. Or if anybody wants to trade/sell one pm me. Thanks.
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Originally Posted by sloppy robot
bicycle johns in burbank has a pair.. i bet they are 120 spacing..they are 299 for the set
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Originally Posted by Ceya
You should have asked me...
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Originally Posted by baxtefer
can't you just replace the axle and add a couple spacers?
If not I could check my shop to see if they'll sell the rear only.
If not I could check my shop to see if they'll sell the rear only.
Sorry if this sounds ignorant, but this is the first time I've come across this and I'm a bit miffed.
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Or...could I just order a replacement axle kit from Business Cycles? They come with the nuts, cones, spacers and everything else. That should theoretically transform this hub into a standard 120 spacing??
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i'm sure once a few of these people from the forum buy a frame from e-framebank you'll find someone who will eventually realize they need a 110mm rear hub you can sell to them.
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Originally Posted by TNCLR
I suppose I could try that. But wouldn't it screw up the chainline? I was under the impression that the shells were different. Apparently not as I just compared them with a standard spaced hub. So it's all in the axle length? I could just throw in a spacer or two and voila!?
Sorry if this sounds ignorant, but this is the first time I've come across this and I'm a bit miffed.
Sorry if this sounds ignorant, but this is the first time I've come across this and I'm a bit miffed.
you might not even need a new axle. check it in your frame, it might be long enough.
you certainly don't need new cones or locknuts.
your LBS should have spacers for a couple of bucks.
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you guys just have to be quicker on the draw:
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Originally Posted by sohi
this auction is still running and maybe worth watching.
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