1988 Bob Jackson Full Campag, finished pics p8
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Thanks chaps.
Interesting comment re stem and bars. I think some of the early pics show the stem and bars it came with originally.
Sakea mts something and steel nitto. Combined weight about half a tonne
The current set up came of my Klein pinnacle and I think is Ti. The Klein got an mc1
The huge Euclid leavers are so big, that unless you get lucky, they only really work on flattish/gentle sweep bars
That said, my backs sore so Will keep an eye out for a tidy stem with a bit more rise
Interesting comment re stem and bars. I think some of the early pics show the stem and bars it came with originally.
Sakea mts something and steel nitto. Combined weight about half a tonne
The current set up came of my Klein pinnacle and I think is Ti. The Klein got an mc1
The huge Euclid leavers are so big, that unless you get lucky, they only really work on flattish/gentle sweep bars
That said, my backs sore so Will keep an eye out for a tidy stem with a bit more rise
xxnick1975":m045wfo8 said:Thanks chaps.
Interesting comment re stem and bars. I think some of the early pics show the stem and bars it came with originally.
Sakea mts something and steel nitto. Combined weight about half a tonne
The current set up came of my Klein pinnacle and I think is Ti. The Klein got an mc1
The huge Euclid leavers are so big, that unless you get lucky, they only really work on flattish/gentle sweep bars
That said, my backs sore so Will keep an eye out for a tidy stem with a bit more rise
Didn't notice the stem/bars in the first pic - that is much more like I was expecting to see of bar/stem. I've had a couple of bikes with geometry like this (1987 Raleigh Avanti and a 85 Saracen Conquest) and they suit a bar/stem with more rise both aesthetically and to ride. Maybe a chrome bullmoose bar would be cool of this?
See how you get on - its a super bike either way
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The Shimano freewheel is just wrong. They dont last that long either.
I have a nice spare silver Suntour I can post at cost.
I have a nice spare silver Suntour I can post at cost.
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legrandefromage":2c0p7vt6 said:
Thanks very kind offer, would be keen except I haven't removed on before and am not sure how to do it
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xxnick1975":3i1j12s5 said:
standard shimano cassette removing tool fits the same splines on your shimano freewheeland you will need access to a large bench vice.
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Should be straightforward removing that block,it does rather look out of place,get LGF`s Suntour block....
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Unsure if your Euclid is 6 or 7spd, as there was the option, but if 7spd and dependant on what ratio you wanted to run, this might be a nice option for under £17.00+post.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SACHS-7-SPEED ... 2edc4350ce
Im guessing its 6 speed, but they are out there for not a great deal of money.
Unsure if your Euclid is 6 or 7spd, as there was the option, but if 7spd and dependant on what ratio you wanted to run, this might be a nice option for under £17.00+post.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SACHS-7-SPEED ... 2edc4350ce
Im guessing its 6 speed, but they are out there for not a great deal of money.
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