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Preventive maintenance

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  1. My Cannondale roadbike (Al frame and fork with Shimano 600 [now called
    Ultegra] components) is reaching the 100 kmile mark and is nearing an
    age of 20 years. Wondering what recommendations people have for parts
    that should be replaced for safety or other reasons. I'm about 175
    lbs and a tourist-class rider living in a fairly hilly area (Eastbay
    of San Francisco).
    Parts on the bike that have already been replaced are:
    numerous tires/tubes
    many chains
    about 7 cassettes
    a few sets of handlebar tape
    three sets of front brake pads
    some cables as needed
    a few spokes in the rear wheel
    front rim
    rear wheel bearings regreased twice
    front wheel bearings regreased once
    bottom bracket spindle
    large chainring flipped over once due to wear.

    TIA

  2. peter said:

    My Cannondale roadbike (Al frame and fork with Shimano 600 [now called
    Ultegra] components) is reaching the 100 kmile mark and is nearing an
    age of 20 years. Wondering what recommendations people have for parts
    that should be replaced for safety or other reasons.

    Stem and bars would be the most crucial things to swap. Cheap too,
    Nitto classic bend for $30 and quill stems are still pretty easy to
    find. Check your cranks for cracks. Check pedal spindles. Other than
    that, I can't think of anything super crucial.

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