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Shimano screws

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  1. anyone know where i can get new L /H adjuster screws for a Shimano XTR rear mech the heads on mine have all but worn away
    through over zealous adjusting.

    cheers
    Simon

  2. "Lets go buggy" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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    anyone know where i can get new L /H adjuster screws for a Shimano XTR rear mech the heads on mine have all but worn away
    through over zealous adjusting.

    cheers
    Simon

    afraid to say the years haven't been kind to the screws on my front mech either info on those also gratefully received

  3. Lets go buggy said:

    anyone know where i can get new L /H adjuster screws for a Shimano
    XTR rear mech the heads on mine have all but worn away through
    over zealous adjusting.
    cheers
    Simon

    Chat up your LBS and ask them to save some old mechs from crashed bikes etc.

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  4. I replaced all the cross-head adjusters on my bike with stainless
    cap-screws (aka allen bolts). I no longer need to carry a screwdriver,
    and they don't mundge up. I need to carry allen keys (a fold-up set)
    anyway. Stainless doesn't corrode either. On my Shimano they were a
    standard metric (coarse i.e. normal) thread. M4 proabably.

    Hywel

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