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  1. I was looking around for cheap bits and came across these guys:
    http://gaansari.com/FixedGearCatalog.htm

    I rather like the look of the Sugino fixie crankset and the Tektro long
    reach caliper. Do these look like good prices? I know I'd have to think
    about shipping from the US, but it seems reasonable.

  2. Those brakes are US$50 from Harris, $53.85 at Bikeroom.com (521A can be had
    for $47, has standard pads instead of cartridge)

    Best I've found quickly is $37.88 from lickbike.com, assuming it's for a
    pair as the weight is over 300g
    lickbike.comproductpage.aspx

    These guys have them for $30 each, but also some hottt Modolo's
    http://www.yellowjersey.org/modolo.html

    A cheaper option is the 520A(G), single pivot, same reach. Just keep looking
    until you find someone with cheap shipping!

    I considered a pair, but the Weinmann centrepulls that I'm using have more
    reach than 57mm and they're at the bottom of their adjustment (700c in 27"
    frame), so 52x's wouldn't work.

    Kool-Stop Salmon pads, new housing and cable along with a pivot rebuild have
    given me more than adequate stopping power.

    I've had good results with aebike.com, they have sugino SS cranks for $54
    which look similar to the ones you've posted, using 130bcd rings, or the
    proper track Sugino 75's, 144bcd, for $157. Just make sure you confirm which
    taper is on the cranks, I have some old Sugino Super Mighty's, and they have
    the Campagnolo/ISO taper, not the Shimano/JIS taper. Campy BB's are dirt
    cheap though, check out phantom cycles or your LBS for them.
    http://aebike.com/site/page.cfm?PageID=30&SKU=CR1018
    http://aebike.com/site/page.cfm?PageID=30&SKU=CR1011

    And scrub the previous best price for brakes, we have a new winner:
    http://aebike.com/site/page.cfm?PageID=30&SKU=BR7304
    $31/38 pair for standard/cartridge!

    Whether you buy brakes or not, I highly recommend these pads, not easy to
    find in Oz:
    Non-cartridge:
    http://aebike.com/site/page.cfm?PageID=30&SKU=BR2166
    DA/Ultegra Cartridge:
    http://aebike.com/site/page.cfm?PageID=30&SKU=BR2157

    So, I guess aebike will save you $15 over Gaansari, and you get a rear brake
    for free. Shipping should be around US$30.

    Hope all this helps rather than confuses,
    Andrew.

    "Resound" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I was looking around for cheap bits and came across these guys:
    http://gaansari.com/FixedGearCatalog.htm

    I rather like the look of the Sugino fixie crankset and the Tektro long
    reach caliper. Do these look like good prices? I know I'd have to think
    about shipping from the US, but it seems reasonable.

  3. "Andrew Blake" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Those brakes are US$50 from Harris, $53.85 at Bikeroom.com (521A can be
    had for $47, has standard pads instead of cartridge)

    Best I've found quickly is $37.88 from lickbike.com, assuming it's for a
    pair as the weight is over 300g
    lickbike.comproductpage.aspx

    These guys have them for $30 each, but also some hottt Modolo's
    http://www.yellowjersey.org/modolo.html

    A cheaper option is the 520A(G), single pivot, same reach. Just keep
    looking until you find someone with cheap shipping!

    I considered a pair, but the Weinmann centrepulls that I'm using have more
    reach than 57mm and they're at the bottom of their adjustment (700c in 27"
    frame), so 52x's wouldn't work.

    Kool-Stop Salmon pads, new housing and cable along with a pivot rebuild
    have given me more than adequate stopping power.

    I've had good results with aebike.com, they have sugino SS cranks for $54
    which look similar to the ones you've posted, using 130bcd rings, or the
    proper track Sugino 75's, 144bcd, for $157. Just make sure you confirm
    which taper is on the cranks, I have some old Sugino Super Mighty's, and
    they have the Campagnolo/ISO taper, not the Shimano/JIS taper. Campy BB's
    are dirt cheap though, check out phantom cycles or your LBS for them.
    http://aebike.com/site/page.cfm?PageID=30&SKU=CR1018
    http://aebike.com/site/page.cfm?PageID=30&SKU=CR1011

    And scrub the previous best price for brakes, we have a new winner:
    http://aebike.com/site/page.cfm?PageID=30&SKU=BR7304
    $31/38 pair for standard/cartridge!

    Whether you buy brakes or not, I highly recommend these pads, not easy to
    find in Oz:
    Non-cartridge:
    http://aebike.com/site/page.cfm?PageID=30&SKU=BR2166
    DA/Ultegra Cartridge:
    http://aebike.com/site/page.cfm?PageID=30&SKU=BR2157

    So, I guess aebike will save you $15 over Gaansari, and you get a rear
    brake for free. Shipping should be around US$30.

    Hope all this helps rather than confuses,
    Andrew.

    That's exceedingly helpful! Now I just need to find out whether the
    Dura-Ace/Ultegra inserts fits Sora calipers...I badly need pads for the
    OCR3, and Kool-Stop salmons are just the ticket.

    Ta muchly.

  4. The Dura-Ace/Ultegra inserts do fit Sora (Tekro) calipers. I have some
    on my bike. Surprisingly, my fixie with crappy dia-compe brakes with
    Kool Stop Eagle Claw II pads feels like it can stop quicker than my
    Sora roadbike with the Dura-Ace Kool Stop inserts (same tyres even,
    Continental Gatorskins). The pad is a bit bigger on the Eagle.

  5. Try www.3ringcycles.com, they pricematch, the shipping is very good and the service is great.

    till

  6. "till!" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:


    Try www.3ringcycles.com, they pricematch, the shipping is very good and
    the service is great.

    till

    --
    till!

    Interesting...their catalogue is identical to AEB except that their prices
    are somewhat higher.

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