Hello, I need some information on where to get some rear horizontal adjusters for my bike. You know, those little setscrews with the spring and the cap nut on the end. I know they are out there but can't find them. Thanks for the help.😕
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Need Rear Horizontal Adjusters
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Quoted post said:
Originally posted by Ralph Ray
Hello, I need some information on where to get some rear horizontal adjusters for my bike. You know, those little setscrews with the spring and the cap nut on the end. I know they are out there but can't find them. Thanks for the help.😕Your looking for drop-out adjusters. Campagnolo's seem to be the most durable. Try Brandford Bike. You'll likely have to call or e-mail. I believe that they are also available in Colorado Cyclist's print catalog.
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Quoted post said:
Originally posted by Ralph Ray
Hello, I need some information on where to get some rear horizontal adjusters for my bike. You know, those little setscrews with the spring and the cap nut on the end. I know they are out there but can't find them. Thanks for the help.😕Your looking for drop-out adjusters. Campagnolo's seem to be the most durable. Try Brandford Bike. You'll likely have to call or e-mail. I believe that they are also available in Colorado Cyclist's print catalog.
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Quoted post said:
Originally posted by Ralph Ray
Hello, I need some information on where to get some rear horizontal adjusters for my bike. You know, those little setscrews with the spring and the cap nut on the end. I know they are out there but can't find them. Thanks for the help.😕Your looking for drop-out adjusters. Campagnolo's seem to be the most durable. Try Brandford Bike. You'll likely have to call or e-mail. I believe that they are also available in Colorado Cyclist's print catalog.
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Thanks............I knew someone would come to the rescue.
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