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  1. SPD Peddels: Shimano PD-M525 clipless peddels. These are the original SPD's that everyone copies.
    Have the originals at a seal of a price. Great to learn on, or for the occational rider. $15.00

    Bar Ends: Purple Tranz X anodized bar ends. $3.00

    Grip Shifters: Sram Grip Shift 1:1 indexed shifters. Comes with grip shift handle bar grips and
    front & rear shifters. Cables off original bike are also included. $30.00

    Shimano Deore LX Crank: Tried trusted and true. This is a solid crank that will keep on going and
    going and going. $15.00

    Shimano Deore LX Derailleurs: These have given me 3 years of trouble free shifting. If you need an 8
    gear derailleur at a reasonable price. $35.00

    Shimano LX V-Break: These are the best cantilever breaks on the market. These are 2 years old and
    hardly used. Parallel-Push linkage keeps pads parallel to the rim for consistent power feel
    throughout the brake movement and even, consistent pad wear. Spring Tension adjuster promises quick
    and easy installation and maintenance. Brake levers have both high and low ratios makeing one and
    two finger braking easy, regardless of the size and shape of your hand. $50.00

    Noleen Rear Shock: Pulled off a Maxam Pro full suspension bike. $5.00

    For images of the parts listed go to bikeparts.4t.combikeparts.4t.com

    I'm located in Oakville, ON CA but can ship out to anywhere. (email me to get the shipping costs.)

  2. "mjm" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    SPD Peddels: Shimano PD-M525 clipless peddels. These are the original


    SPD's

    Quoted message said:

    that everyone copies. Have the originals at a seal of a price. Great to learn on, or for the
    occational rider. $15.00

    Bar Ends: Purple Tranz X anodized bar ends. $3.00

    Grip Shifters: Sram Grip Shift 1:1 indexed shifters. Comes with grip


    shift

    Quoted message said:

    handle bar grips and front & rear shifters. Cables off original bike are also included. $30.00

    Shimano Deore LX Crank: Tried trusted and true. This is a solid crank


    that

    Quoted message said:

    will keep on going and going and going. $15.00

    Shimano Deore LX Derailleurs: These have given me 3 years of trouble free shifting. If you need an
    8 gear derailleur at a reasonable price. $35.00

    Shimano LX V-Break: These are the best cantilever breaks on the market. These are 2 years old and
    hardly used. Parallel-Push linkage keeps pads parallel to the rim for consistent power feel
    throughout the brake


    movement

    Quoted message said:

    and even, consistent pad wear. Spring Tension adjuster promises quick and easy installation and
    maintenance. Brake levers have both high and low ratios makeing one and two finger braking easy,
    regardless of the size and shape of your hand. $50.00

    Noleen Rear Shock: Pulled off a Maxam Pro full suspension bike. $5.00

    For images of the parts listed go to bikeparts.4t.combikeparts.4t.com

    I'm located in Oakville, ON CA but can ship out to anywhere. (email me


    to

    Quoted message said:

    get the shipping costs.)

    Oh yea.. My email address is matt dot mackinnon at sympatico dot ca

  3. You might get better luck on news:rec.bicycles.marketplace :-3)

    May you have the wind at your back. And a really low gear for the hills! Chris

    Chris'Z Corner "The Website for the Common Bicyclist": geocities.comczcorner

  4. "mjm" <[email hidden]> wrote

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    Shimano LX V-Break: These are the best cantilever breaks on the market.

    V-Brakes and cantilever brakes are different types of brakes. If LX are "the best", why are XT and
    XTR more expensive?

    But $50 for the complete set is a good deal.

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