one-eyed_jim
Old School Grand Master
but yours sounds like this 1990 model:one-eyed_jim":77b3jicl said:
http://www.trek4fun.com/mountain_biking ... k_axis.htm
Some good bargains.
- Thread starter Rampage
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http://www.trek4fun.com/mountain_biking ... k_axis.htm
Yeah, thats it, thanks!
Mine has a couple of M730 things on it rather than M732.
The forks aren't straight either (although in the picture they don't look straight!)
Everything else is the same though, even the tyres and oversize brake cables!
The Manchester tips you can't really go and look around, but if you go backwards in time to a Derbyshire dump they often separate anything they think might be of value and put it in the for sale area.
I bought an electric motor from there once, I needed one for a potato peeler and then sold it for hundreds! Another time I managed to find all the parts I need to make one of those height adjustable seat posts!
I'm not one of those that hangs around down there though!
Mine has a couple of M730 things on it rather than M732.
The forks aren't straight either (although in the picture they don't look straight!)
Everything else is the same though, even the tyres and oversize brake cables!
The Manchester tips you can't really go and look around, but if you go backwards in time to a Derbyshire dump they often separate anything they think might be of value and put it in the for sale area.
I bought an electric motor from there once, I needed one for a potato peeler and then sold it for hundreds! Another time I managed to find all the parts I need to make one of those height adjustable seat posts!
I'm not one of those that hangs around down there though!
one-eyed_jim
Old School Grand Master
Yeah, the guy on the page I linked to was being a little lazy with his part numbers. Shimano never made an M732 crank or front hub, for example - neither was changed from the M730 model, so they kept the M730 serial number.Rampage":3jruwzyw said:
I can also recommend your local rubbish dump (recycling centre as its called down here) All bikes are sold at £10 each. I called in 3 weeks ago and picked up a 1995 Specialized Hardrock GSX, all that was needed was air in the tyres( could benefit from some new bar grips tho') and it's now in regular use.
Happy hunting !
Happy hunting !
Devonpaul":3nzac5lg said:I can also recommend your local rubbish dump (recycling centre as its called down here) All bikes are sold at £10 each. I called in 3 weeks ago and picked up a 1995 Specialized Hardrock GSX, all that was needed was air in the tyres( could benefit from some new bar grips tho') and it's now in regular use.
Happy hunting !
where in devon are you mate? im inplymouth and i heard that chelson meadow stuff is now being sent to cornwall, so where would i get recycled bargains?
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