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What does "SR" refer to?

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    Bruce Lange
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    On eBay I've seen SR Suntour, SR Sakae, even SR Stronglight and more.

    Seem to usually be used in reference to cranks.

    What's the "SR"?

    -Bruce-

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  2. Stein Ballangru
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    Bruce Lange said:

    On eBay I've seen SR Suntour, SR Sakae, even SR Stronglight and more.

    Seem to usually be used in reference to cranks.

    What's the "SR"?

    "Sakae Research", I think.

    Stein

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  3. Tom Ace
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    Bruce Lange said:

    What's the "SR"?

    Sakae Ringyo.

    Tom Ace

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  4. Morgan Fletcher
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    Bruce Lange said:

    On eBay I've seen SR Suntour, SR Sakae, even SR Stronglight and more.

    Seem to usually be used in reference to cranks.

    What's the "SR"?

    Sakae Ringyo

    Morgan

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  5. Chris Zacho "Th
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    Seriously Retrogrouched. ;-3)

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

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  6. Sheldon Brown
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    Bruce Lange said:

    On eBay I've seen SR Suntour, SR Sakae, even SR Stronglight and more.

    Seem to usually be used in reference to cranks.

    What's the "SR"?

    Depends on the context.

    See: sheldonbrown.comgloss sp ss.html

    Sheldon "sheldonbrown.comglossary" Brown +--------------------------------------+
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    | | --Lee Simonson |
    +--------------------------------------+ Harris Cyclery, West Newton, Massachusetts Phone
    617-244-9772 FAX 617-244-1041 harriscyclery.comharriscyclery.com Hard-to-find parts shipped Worldwide
    captainbike.comcaptainbike.com sheldonbrown.comsheldonbrown.com

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  7. G.Daniels
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    any color as long as its real steel made by people who care!!

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  8. Mark Lee
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    Sakae Ringyo ? Mark Lee

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  9. Phil Holman
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    "Bruce Lange" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:xg0na.226655$Zo.42542@sccrnsc03...

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    On eBay I've seen SR Suntour, SR Sakae, even SR Stronglight and more.

    Seem to usually be used in reference to cranks.

    What's the "SR"?

    -Bruce-

    Special Relativity which in biking terms means.......nothing is faster than a Litespeed.

    Phil Holman

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