Does anyone know of source for a Shimano parts catalog that can be downloaded like the Campy catalogs? I've searched via Google and my favorite shop links, but I'm unable to find one.
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alan
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The dealer version is several hundred pages long. That would be some download, especially a .pdf with all the pictures and line drawings.
- Dave W.
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Does anyone know of source for a Shimano parts catalog that can be downloaded like the Campy catalogs? I've searched via Google and my favorite shop links, but I'm unable to find one.
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Does anyone know of source for a Shimano parts catalog that can be downloaded like the Campy catalogs? I've searched via Google and my favorite shop links, but I'm unable to find one.
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Does anyone know of source for a Shimano parts catalog that can be downloaded like the Campy catalogs? I've searched via Google and my favorite shop links, but I'm unable to find one.
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The dealer version is several hundred pages long. That would be some download, especially a .pdf with all the pictures and line drawings.
- Dave W.
Remarkably, PDF does better as documents get bigger. That's still going to be a big document, but maybe only several megs or tens of megs. I don't know about you, but anyone with broadband won't even sweat it.
-- Ryan Cousineau, [email hidden] sfu.ca~rcousineOpen ↗ President, Fabrizio Mazzoleni Fan Club
A few years ago I was investigating components to complete a three wheel recumbent that I have the frame. I called Shimano and explained what I was doing and was sent a catalog at no cost. The ideas of items to incorporate was more than I ever would've thought exist; 7 speed internal hubs, dynamo hubs, internal brakes, and this is from memory, I have moved and can't find the catalog.
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