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Old October 13th 03, 06:10 PM
stephen pridgeon
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Default wanted - 105 LH crank 172.5mm

I've managed to strip the pedal thread on my crank, so I'm in need of
a new one.

It must have a square taper.

If anyone has one lying around, near to West London, which they don't
need anymore, I'd appreciate a line.

Many thanks,
steveP
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Old October 13th 03, 08:14 PM
M Series
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Default wanted - 105 LH crank 172.5mm

stephen pridgeon wrote:
I've managed to strip the pedal thread on my crank, so I'm in need of
a new one.

It must have a square taper.

If anyone has one lying around, near to West London, which they don't
need anymore, I'd appreciate a line.

Many thanks,
steveP


I might have one of those, I have some old crank sets lying around. One
maybe 172.5 I'll have a look tomorrow night, too busy tonight.


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Old October 13th 03, 08:14 PM
M Series
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Default wanted - 105 LH crank 172.5mm

stephen pridgeon wrote:
I've managed to strip the pedal thread on my crank, so I'm in need of
a new one.

It must have a square taper.

If anyone has one lying around, near to West London, which they don't
need anymore, I'd appreciate a line.

Many thanks,
steveP


I might have one of those, I have some old crank sets lying around. One
maybe 172.5 I'll have a look tomorrow night, too busy tonight.


  #4  
Old October 13th 03, 08:41 PM
M Series
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Default wanted - 105 LH crank 172.5mm

stephen pridgeon wrote:
I've managed to strip the pedal thread on my crank, so I'm in need of
a new one.

It must have a square taper.

If anyone has one lying around, near to West London, which they don't
need anymore, I'd appreciate a line.

Many thanks,
steveP


Just checked, I have an old 105 crankset with 170mm cranks. It has blue
biopace rings. The cranks are usual silver colour and have quite a lot of
white surface marks caused by salt corrosion. I am sure they are just
superficial. If you are interested I can take a picture and you can have
them for twice of whatever it will cost to send them to you I can remove the
rings if you don't want them.

I also have a spare 170mm Ofmega LH crank in perfect condition and a old
Deore chainset, again 170mm with triple biopace rings, the rings are worn
but the cranks are servicable.


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Old October 13th 03, 08:41 PM
M Series
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Default wanted - 105 LH crank 172.5mm

stephen pridgeon wrote:
I've managed to strip the pedal thread on my crank, so I'm in need of
a new one.

It must have a square taper.

If anyone has one lying around, near to West London, which they don't
need anymore, I'd appreciate a line.

Many thanks,
steveP


Just checked, I have an old 105 crankset with 170mm cranks. It has blue
biopace rings. The cranks are usual silver colour and have quite a lot of
white surface marks caused by salt corrosion. I am sure they are just
superficial. If you are interested I can take a picture and you can have
them for twice of whatever it will cost to send them to you I can remove the
rings if you don't want them.

I also have a spare 170mm Ofmega LH crank in perfect condition and a old
Deore chainset, again 170mm with triple biopace rings, the rings are worn
but the cranks are servicable.


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Old October 13th 03, 11:31 PM
Call me Bob
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Default wanted - 105 LH crank 172.5mm

On Mon, 13 Oct 2003 20:41:39 +0100, "M Series"
wrote:

Just checked, I have an old 105 crankset with 170mm cranks. It has blue
biopace rings. The cranks are usual silver colour and have quite a lot of
white surface marks caused by salt corrosion. I am sure they are just
superficial. If you are interested I can take a picture and you can have
them for twice of whatever it will cost to send them to you I can remove the
rings if you don't want them.


If the OP doesn't want the 105 chainset I'll give it a good home. I
need to get another winter hack sorted before the weather gets too
dire and I need another chainset to get my old Raleigh running again.

I'd be quite interested to try Biopace rings too....

Cheers

Bob.
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Old October 13th 03, 11:31 PM
Call me Bob
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Default wanted - 105 LH crank 172.5mm

On Mon, 13 Oct 2003 20:41:39 +0100, "M Series"
wrote:

Just checked, I have an old 105 crankset with 170mm cranks. It has blue
biopace rings. The cranks are usual silver colour and have quite a lot of
white surface marks caused by salt corrosion. I am sure they are just
superficial. If you are interested I can take a picture and you can have
them for twice of whatever it will cost to send them to you I can remove the
rings if you don't want them.


If the OP doesn't want the 105 chainset I'll give it a good home. I
need to get another winter hack sorted before the weather gets too
dire and I need another chainset to get my old Raleigh running again.

I'd be quite interested to try Biopace rings too....

Cheers

Bob.
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Old October 14th 03, 08:22 AM
MSeries
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Default wanted - 105 LH crank 172.5mm

Call me Bob wrote:
On Mon, 13 Oct 2003 20:41:39 +0100, "M Series"
wrote:

Just checked, I have an old 105 crankset with 170mm cranks. It has
blue biopace rings. The cranks are usual silver colour and have
quite a lot of white surface marks caused by salt corrosion. I am
sure they are just superficial. If you are interested I can take a
picture and you can have them for twice of whatever it will cost to
send them to you I can remove the rings if you don't want them.


If the OP doesn't want the 105 chainset I'll give it a good home. I
need to get another winter hack sorted before the weather gets too
dire and I need another chainset to get my old Raleigh running again.

I'd be quite interested to try Biopace rings too....

Cheers

Bob.


I'll give the OP until Thursday night to leave a message here, if there is
no reponse or a negative one I can send it to you on Saturday. I have a
'blue' 52 teeth BP ring and a 'blue' 42. I also have a silver 50 and a
silver 40 (I think) BP ring. Do you want to see pictures ? I also have a
'blue' 105 single pivot front brake caliper if you are interested.

Please email me at mseries1965 at hotmail dot com with your details and by
return I'll send mine. The deal is I send the parts to you and upon receipt
you send me a cheque for twice the P&P.

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Old October 14th 03, 08:22 AM
MSeries
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Default wanted - 105 LH crank 172.5mm

Call me Bob wrote:
On Mon, 13 Oct 2003 20:41:39 +0100, "M Series"
wrote:

Just checked, I have an old 105 crankset with 170mm cranks. It has
blue biopace rings. The cranks are usual silver colour and have
quite a lot of white surface marks caused by salt corrosion. I am
sure they are just superficial. If you are interested I can take a
picture and you can have them for twice of whatever it will cost to
send them to you I can remove the rings if you don't want them.


If the OP doesn't want the 105 chainset I'll give it a good home. I
need to get another winter hack sorted before the weather gets too
dire and I need another chainset to get my old Raleigh running again.

I'd be quite interested to try Biopace rings too....

Cheers

Bob.


I'll give the OP until Thursday night to leave a message here, if there is
no reponse or a negative one I can send it to you on Saturday. I have a
'blue' 52 teeth BP ring and a 'blue' 42. I also have a silver 50 and a
silver 40 (I think) BP ring. Do you want to see pictures ? I also have a
'blue' 105 single pivot front brake caliper if you are interested.

Please email me at mseries1965 at hotmail dot com with your details and by
return I'll send mine. The deal is I send the parts to you and upon receipt
you send me a cheque for twice the P&P.

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The Reply & From email addresses are checked rarely.


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Old October 14th 03, 01:13 PM
stephen pridgeon
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Default wanted - 105 LH crank 172.5mm

"M Series" wrote in message ...
stephen pridgeon wrote:
I've managed to strip the pedal thread on my crank, so I'm in need of
a new one.

It must have a square taper.

If anyone has one lying around, near to West London, which they don't
need anymore, I'd appreciate a line.

Many thanks,
steveP


Just checked, I have an old 105 crankset with 170mm cranks. It has blue
biopace rings. The cranks are usual silver colour and have quite a lot of
white surface marks caused by salt corrosion. I am sure they are just
superficial. If you are interested I can take a picture and you can have
them for twice of whatever it will cost to send them to you I can remove the
rings if you don't want them.

I also have a spare 170mm Ofmega LH crank in perfect condition and a old
Deore chainset, again 170mm with triple biopace rings, the rings are worn
but the cranks are servicable.


Thanks for the kind offer, but I'm really after 172.5 cranks. Many
thanks again - your generousity is fantastic.

Regards
SteveP
 




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