where can I buy new jockey wheels for M900 xtr rear mech ?

[paddy311]

10T but narrow - like the 11T ones used for 9speed mechs.

Any ideas ?

Cheers folks

 

[KermitGKona88]

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Just came across these on the bay

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/TACX-T4000-RE ... 5670641212

 

[jimi911]

As a bonus ... I think this is the crank arm you are after:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Middleburn-Cran ... 339e56bcfd

 

[paddy311]

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Just came across these on the bay

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/TACX-T4000-RE ... 5670641212

Cheers - I've just bought those ones. I'll report back if they work - endless searches have yielded no real answer for what actually works as M900 replacement jockeys so it'll be good to document it if they do work. Fingers crossed !!

As a bonus ... I think this is the crank arm you are after:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Middleburn-Cran ... 339e56bcfd

Close - that's an RS2........ but I've bought it anyway. Nobody will notice :mrgreen:
Thanks for the heads up

 

[jimi911]

Nicely done. Hopefully the karma will help me find my RS3 non drive arm

 

[paddy311]

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I'll keep my eyes open for you too
Reckon I'll still keep looking for the RS1 arm..... but that one I just bought will at least let me use the rest of the chainset I have.

Looks like my 'orrible gaudy KHS team will be even more gaudy for it's spring rebuild :mrgreen:

 

[xxnick1975]

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how did you get on with the jockeys?

 

[wadsy]

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Just came across these on the bay

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/TACX-T4000-RE ... 5670641212

I bought a set of those to try in an M900 mech as well. Cost me a pound more though! :shock:

 

[paddy311]

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how did you get on with the jockeys?

Must admit - I ain't used them yet.
They look OK - but I'll reserve judgement on the bearings until I've fitted them and got them covered in crap on a ride.

You get the jockeys, and loads of different thickness spacers so they will 'do' for multiple different thicknesses.

Have you used yours yet, Wadsy ? Any good ?

 

[wadsy]

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how did you get on with the jockeys?

Must admit - I ain't used them yet.
They look OK - but I'll reserve judgement on the bearings until I've fitted them and got them covered in crap on a ride.

You get the jockeys, and loads of different thickness spacers so they will 'do' for multiple different thicknesses.

Have you used yours yet, Wadsy ? Any good ?

No, not yet, still on the 'to-do' list!