What is a Fuji attitude I don’t think I’m familiar with that?I have some 80's road bike parts that I would donate, just pay postage.
Nitto drops, Shimano Deore crankset (square taper) Shimano Exage LX 300 rear (6-8 sp) front (3 sp) with strapped down-tube shifters (polished and lubed). Dia-compe brakes, etc. Gold anodized road wheels with new tires and free hub. Old Look-Shimano road pedals.
Various saddles, stems and seatposts. Even a Fuji Attitude frame and fork.
Ask, I might have what you need.
Link to a few photos.
But what if we send it to my wife's parents you forget I married an American.I knew this was going to happen lol that deore crankset but,
A: not for a build off bike*
2: the danged shipping will cost more than it's worth.
III: (*) I could conceivably try to do another one, but it's definitely not a muscle, 1.75 tires, so it's not skinny, and it's intended use is on road, so there's no category for the mess I wouldn't be able to finish
You would think but it's cheaper to mail it to england than Michigan but I will ask wife when she gets home if she's going to here parents for Thanksgiving. She can mail it from thereThat'd be cool, thanks! I'm at 48130 in Michigan if it makes a difference. Canada is just across the river from here after all. ;-)
I used to live very close to there, and my dad still does. I used to ride along the Huron river from Ann Arbor to Dexter and around Manchester when I lived over there. I miss that area sometimes.That'd be cool, thanks! I'm at 48130 in Michigan if it makes a difference. Canada is just across the river from here after all. ;-)
I can hear the motorcycles on Huron River Drive on nice days. It's a common route for test rides when I get a bike done. (Motorcycle that is).I used to live very close to there, and my dad still does. I used to ride along the Huron river from Ann Arbor to Dexter and around Manchester when I lived over there. I miss that area sometimes.
ya since its a 6 speed gear tooth cluster and a 6 or 7 speed derailleur.I think Shimano Tourney brifters can be had in 2x7. They are about $90/pr new. Can you put a 7 speed on and make that work?
well after reading about them on line. looks like they will work. so just bought a set. $111.19 brand new be here by Wednesday.I think Shimano Tourney brifters can be had in 2x7. They are about $90/pr new. Can you put a 7 speed on and make that work?
I got tired of all the bending! I loved mine, but not any more.Just lost interest in road bikes
Possibly next time there's a skinny build off.@Grant what would it take to get you building in the skinny game? I've grown up a little, I might be able to stop myself from picking on your drop bars. I'm even building a bike with a set!
I don't know if they sell the Odyssey traditional lower cup separately. @Slow-Rider is probably the best resource here. Heck, he may have one!?I'm in need of a part for a 1 1/8 gyro. I need the part that holds the back brake cables that goes on first. It's the parts here in the middle with the writing on it not sure what it's called.View attachment 219728
The one I ordered had these but my frame isn't set up for that.View attachment 219727
Yeah just didn't want to drill into the frame for fear of the drill bit slipping that and I don't have any tap tools.I don't know if they sell the Odyssey traditional lower cup separately. @Slow-Rider is probably the best resource here. Heck, he may have one!?
It's fairly straightforward to drill and tap for those frame tabs though
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I'll look through my stuff but I'm pretty sure I don't have one hereYeah just didn't want to drill into the frame for fear of the drill bit slipping that and I don't have any tap tools.
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