Anyone know if its possible to fit a 31.8 diameter front mech to an
old Dawes Galaxy with smaller diameter steel tubing (think its 28.6) -
does anywhere sell collars to fit around tubing ?? Cheers.
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Pete A said:
Anyone know if its possible to fit a 31.8 diameter front mech to an
old Dawes Galaxy with smaller diameter steel tubing (think its 28.6) -
does anywhere sell collars to fit around tubing ?? Cheers.I think Shimano supply them with some front derailleurs (I know they do with
Deore). -
Pete A said:
Anyone know if its possible to fit a 31.8 diameter front mech to an
old Dawes Galaxy with smaller diameter steel tubing (think its 28.6) -
does anywhere sell collars to fit around tubing ?? Cheers.Front mechs are not expensive, why not get the correct one ? and flog
yours on eBay ? -
You should be able to order the correct spacers from your LBS. I recently
did a similar thing, moving my front mech from an aluminium "large" frame to
a steel "small" frameon my touring bike.SW
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Anyone know if its possible to fit a 31.8 diameter front mech to an
old Dawes Galaxy with smaller diameter steel tubing (think its 28.6) -
does anywhere sell collars to fit around tubing ?? Cheers. -
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Pete A said:
Anyone know if its possible to fit a 31.8 diameter front mech to an
old Dawes Galaxy with smaller diameter steel tubing (think its 28.6) -
does anywhere sell collars to fit around tubing ?? Cheers.You can make shims by cutting them from a beer/coke/soda can. Cheap and
effective.
Courtesy "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance"
All the best
Dan Gregory -
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You can make shims by cutting them from a beer/coke/soda can. Cheap and
effective.
Courtesy "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance"Ah yes, but make sure you use an aluminium can.
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