Recent content by bike_nutNbolt

Re: I have not received any further news. Though I was able to pull the post out of the seat tube by twisting the post (with the saddle installed on the post) and pulling at the same time. This required more pulling force than you would think it requires.

Not sure you are still working on your build. I have one in used but really beautiful condition. 1994 built year. Manganese rails.

Thanks for the tip BigCheese. The rings do look like they may be CNC in nature. I will look in more detail after I get them cleaned up.

Gone.

Got a hold of some Kooka cranks with red large/middle chainrings. The manufacturer's name and model of the chainrings have proven elusive so far. Looking for more learned minds to unlock the mystery.

I have a Klein Pulse small size with a zip grip seat post binder. The seat post itself measures 31.6. I am having trouble trying to remove the seat post from the frame. I am able to turn the zip grip collar No matter which way I turn the collar until I can't turn anymore (clock-wise or...

Amazing story!

The feed back are all great!! (weight savings one is priceless :lol: )

The person who I bought the bike from says the fork is original to the bike and he was the first owner.

These old school vintage Onza bar ends are in excellent condition with some scratches on the aluminum clamps. The stickers on one side has suffered some scrapes, the other side looks to be pretty much intact. Thinking of selling. $125 USD including shipping to continental USA. Other locations...

These old school vintage Onza bar ends are in excellent condition with some scratches on the aluminum clamps. The stickers on one side has suffered some scrapes, the other side looks to be pretty much intact. Thinking of selling. (sorry , posted in the MTB Wanted by mistake. Can't figure out...

Looking for a small parts. 1. The right side brake lever is missing the barrel adjuster stop (the black color plastic 'ring'). 2. the rubber booties/covers to go over the brake cable tension adjusters.

more photos. The adjusters at the top of each leg appears to be same/similar to many Rock Shox of the era (Judy XC or SL). The bolts looks to be Ti. Any guesses on how I can tell? This is what the whole fork looks like Detail of the crown from the front I don't know what the internals...

I have what I was told is a 1995 model Rock Shox Judy SL. The bottom of the lower leg has what is in the photo. A metal bolt or rod protruding out, with an adjusting thumb screw. Is this original to the fork? Or has the fork been modified (hopefully enhanced) in some way?