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24-05.-2008, 03:11 AM
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Bike Assembly - 'what's that' query
Picked up my new Tricross Sport today and opted to build it myself as the
LBS were pretty busy and I wasn't waiting until next week. Anyhoo, I'm pretty handy with a spanner, allan wrench etc so got to work, even though there was no self-build manual and info on the net was a bit scarce. Bike is now built but I was left with 4 rubber inserts which seem to go in the brake/gear lever. 2 are for the left, 2 for the right and they are marked 4 degrees and 8 degrees. What are these for and do you need them? I'm never fully satisfied without a self build unless some parts are left over ;-) -- !Speedy Gonzales! Remove the SPAMTRAP to reply |
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24-05.-2008, 04:10 AM
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Re: Bike Assembly - 'what's that' query
"!Speedy Gonzales!" <speedygonzales@SPAMTRAPblueyonder.co.uk> wrote in
message <snip> Forget that, found a site that indicates that these are 'shims', basically spacers to bring the levers closer to the bar for those with smaller hands/short reaching fingers. -- !Speedy Gonzales! Remove the SPAMTRAP to reply |
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