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Shimano rx100 double?

thanks for this,

so are oversize bars not fatter all the way along?

Do these exist? I'm having trouble finding them.

I'd take the cranks if splitting.

If it's too big you two can have first refusal as long as your planning on riding it.

Cougar £10.60 with 17m left
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Cougar-531-cycle-frame-/330763640983?pt=UK_sportsleisure_cycling_bikeparts_SR&hash=item4d030ca097

Thanks a lot for this, its bit big maybe.

Can I have whatever hopeful dibs on the cranks then please. If you can post that is.

What make is the frame?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MAVIC-OPEN-PRO-RIM-On-Campag-CAMPAGNOLO-Hub-Road-Bike-Rear-wheel-Notts-/150852813248?pt=UK_sportsleisure_cycling_bikeparts_SR&hash=item231f8741c0#ht_3592wt_966

Robin Hood could make a steal, pick up only

just up the road from me. can post if any one really wants them.

sounds like http://www.sturmey-archerheritage.com/index.php?page=history-detail&id=165

Thats a newer version, thanks for the link though found this which is mine.

You might be able to unscrew it by just poking in a small flat-head screwdriver and twisting.

Tried that, plus some pliers, plus gluing something to get a hold on plus bashing with screwdriver plus drilling and trying to use a screw extractor. Eventually i manned up and dismantled the entire thing and removed it. Will give everything a good clean and grease/oil up. Any recommendations?

^ worked for me :-) measure the thing tho, not all linkages are the same. tip of thread to the first link in the chain i believe.

I think the reason it broke was perhaps someone had used the wrong one so I've looked at the manual and ordered what I think is the right one. Hopefully it will come sharpish and i can put stuff back together.

Then I hope the shifter works as a new one is as much as the bike. One the bottom right

http://www.sturmey-archerheritage.com/images/photos/pic-151.jpg

The chain thing often gets broken. I bought a new one for about a fiver a couple of years ago. Think I got it off ebay:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_trksid=p5197.m570.l1313&_nkw=sturmey+archer+chain&_sacat=0

Cheers, mine has snapped inside of the axle so i proving difficult to remove. Just need to get hold of some really thin needle nose pliers i think...

http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=280919558917

Seems a good deal to me.

Just got one of these on a bike, I've never seen one like it before. There are two sets of cables going to either side of the hub and running into one single massive plastic shifter.

Upon looking on the hub the little chain thing is broken where it goes into the nut on the non-drive-side. Does anybody know if this is a replaceable parts and if its difficult to fix.

Any help on this is much appreciated I haven't the foggiest.

I agree i should of let you know.

I'm using a 9 speed cassette on non-indexed downtube shifters no problem I might possibly have some problems in the future with accelerated chain wear, though. Maybe watchout for the OLD on the rear hub, as older ones may be slightly narrower(?)

Thanks, I'd thought OLD may be a problem, but the frame is steel so we may be able to squeeze it in.

It's really a case of 'ok if it fits'. If there's enough room on the hub and the thread fits, it should be fine. My first proper road bike (back in '78) had the traditional 13-18 block and over the years I changed it to 6 & then 7 speed. The original chain was swapped though.

Thanks

The main problem, as far as I can see, is having enough manual dexterity to move the shifter lever just the right amount to accurately change gear.

That itll be his problem, i offered him an 8speed indexed shifter.

Easiest to just go with 7 if (s)he was previously using a 6-speed.

Cassette/freehub is almost always preferable to using a screw on freewheel.

I'm willing to be there is nothing particularly obsolete about his/her Maillard hub.

its a helicomatic thing. are they still about?

I thought it was perfect then had a look at the geometry and compared it to the bikes I ride already and it's way bigger.

As above, my current bike is to small, I fancy something with track ends and mounts for rack and guards. Will need posting and I may be after other bits as well, I've got wheels though.

changed me mind, undibs the jacket

can I dibs the jacket as well.

My mate was looking to replace the 6 speed cassette on his old peugeot eith something more suitable for hills. He went to the LBS and they informed him he had some obsolete maillard hub, so he was looking into getting some new wheels.

I showed him these. But i was wondering what kind of compatibility issues might arise. He has non-indexed shifters so i was wondering what speed cassette he could run? would he get away with an 8 speed or 7 with some kind of spacer?

Can anyone offer any wisdom? Links to suitable cassette solutions are well received.

Dibs wheels, what's the OLD? What is the cassette on there currently? Would you consider including it for extra?

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sorry didnt check

think you have to pay via paypal but PPCYCLE1075

1. Campagnolo Moskva 8s wheelset: dibs if still available. PMed.