Question for all you m900 XTR experts

pete_mcc · Nov 8, 2007

Take your pick, loads here:

http://www.sjscycles.co.uk/category-Chainset-Bolts-Spacers-and-Spares-257.htm

For the toplines you'll need the 7.1mm i think. There is a wider range of these at Ison or try billys.co.uk for the ison range online

development_cycle · Nov 9, 2007

just seen this!

http://www.bonthronebikes.co.uk/304-629 ... 3180cbe083

Tim

rumpfy · Nov 9, 2007

Technically, if it's a 1997...you should be running the gray stuff.

M950.

http://www.firstflightbikes.com/shimano.htm#1997

tinkerer · Nov 9, 2007

Thanks for the link Tim - I have ordered a set of XTR m900 chainring spacers and bolts from Bonthrone as it saves me pestering my engineer buddies who have got far better things to do than lathe spacers for me!

development_cycle · Nov 9, 2007

No worries buddy, I was actually looking for something for myself on Google, and that popped up in the Froogle window, and the first or second cheapest thing under M900, and I had just read the post.

Wierd. Great price if you're missing those.

Tim

tinkerer · Nov 9, 2007

It's almost like the big black rabbit in the sky is a retrobiker!

Arran · Nov 10, 2007

Hi.

The 5 spacers you need are exactly 5mm thick. If you know a Marzocchi Dealer you should be able to source some 'A-mount' caliper spacers from recent 20mm Marzocchi forks which would do nicely. Marzocchi space their disc mounts 5mm outside the international standard for some strange reason and supply 2 spacers with all aftermarket (and OEM) forks they sell.

Otherwise, you'll have to get some made up.

tinkerer · Nov 11, 2007

Thanks, I'll try that if Bonthrone bikes don't come good on the M900 spacer/bolt kit.

Adam

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