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Middle burn crank arm, Non-drive side square taper please. Cheers :)

Middle burn crank arm, Non-drive side square taper please. cheers :)

Need a set of 94 bcd chainrings please, 5 hole. Thanks :)

Need a set of 94 bcd chainrings please, 5 hole. Thanks :)

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Shot in the dark really. Snapped my middleburn rs1/2? crank today :( Anybody have a spare 175 rs1/rs2 non drive side crank arm kicking around that they would sell? Alternatively, a decent square taper crank set that will fit the older style 5 arm chainrings. Cheers :D

I had one of those in 17.5 as my first "proper" mountain bike back in 1992. Ace bike, loved it. Sold it on to a mate who had it robbed from his garage shortly after. Probably at the bottom of a canal somewhere now.....bet the zolatone paint is still pristine though :)

Nice one. I`m still waiting on somebody making me one :(

http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=148735 Hope it helps :)

I`ll see if I can source some. I may try the xtr off my main bike and see how that works :) cheers editted four speling

Just cleaned the rims and the brake cartridges both were glazed over. This produced no change in judder. I did notice that the XT V brakes had a fair amount of play in them. They are the original XT type and I believe they had this problem? The forks will be dismantled over the next couple...

Excellent answers and tips. Many thanks chaps. I`ll let you know what it is when I do find out :)

I will try all of those. Thanks Stevo, you`re a gentleman.

Just got back from a ride and I noticed during heavy braking my forks were juddering at the very bottom. They are marzocchi atom 80`s and the brakes are xt V`s. Headset seems tight enough, brake bolts are tightened too. Very noticable on the road under heavy braking. Any ideas? Thanks...

Awesome result :)