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Bump for a great price. GLWS
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Rear wheels/hubs pics
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Few more details and prices. Answered to all PMs.
Record Titanium £700
Cranks 170 53/42
BB Ita thread
New headset
DT guides, dust caps and even seat bolt included
Nice wheels, QRs included
SP-10RE seatpost
Cassette all single cogs 12-21tDA £550
Easton seatpost
170mm cranks 53/42
BB British thread
DT guides yes, dust caps yes
No seat pin, but chain included
Nice wheels, QRs included -
Xmas and all that, so thinking of further reducing the stuff that may never be used - groupsets as seen on below pics are among the stuff that may need to go, and before I decide for 100%, would like see if there is any interest on here first, ahead of evilBay&Co. I know if for sale needs a price, but have not yet got there, so please be gentle, it kind of feels like getting rid of your favorite toys...
EDIT: all in good to very good condition
Would prefer not to split the first two:
Full DA 7700, including wheels
Full Campagnolo Record/Titanium, including wheels
Mixed DA7400/600, including wheels as on pic of WilierPM for more info
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Anyone with spare 26.6mm open top seat pin, or would a modern alloy such as this one be OK to use for Davey as original is too small hence was distorted ?
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I'm half expecting UFO to land in your yard... very nice. Re pump I meant is it air type, meaning sucking warm air , compressing etc to heat water and rest, as there are ground types too, which extract the heat from the (temperature stable) underground, more efficient, but more costly too. I know these modern ones work up to -10C or so, perhaps that's all you need with an insulated house, mine is over 200y old and listed, so for it may not work.
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Cheers for all the info, much appreciated.
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To drill ceramic sink you'll need good quality holesaw (diamond ends type) and water spray bottle, plus a bit of patience. I drilled many of tiles without any issues. Create a wooden template with a hole the size needed - drill same size hole into say 5mm mdf or similar- attach to sink (gaffer tape?) and drill. Do not try to drill directly as it will most likely dance across the surface.
BTW - good to see heatpump usage, not sure why not more common in UK. Air to water?
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Dave Davey came back from Rikki's shop with those cotter pins removed. Had a full polish and wax treatment yesterday :) Couple of questions for the more informed folk on here than me:
- Cotter pins seem to be french 9mm, yet bottom bracket is TDC No2, the 9.5mm won't fit the crankset (Milremo). This combination is OK? Shall I reuse old ones or get new 9mm replacements?
- Bottom bracket looks in VGC, do I replace loose balls with cages or loose balls again?
- cranks are EDIT: 165mm, front ring is 48t and rear ss cog is 18t, would that be a hard ride, e.g. shall I swap to 20t at rear?
- cranks are EDIT: 165mm, front ring is 48t and rear ss cog is 18t, would that be a hard ride, e.g. shall I swap to 20t at rear?
Cheers
- Cotter pins seem to be french 9mm, yet bottom bracket is TDC No2, the 9.5mm won't fit the crankset (Milremo). This combination is OK? Shall I reuse old ones or get new 9mm replacements?
Old steel lover.