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Thanks for the offer, but that's not what I'm looking for. Using an old Suntour crank for now. Looking for the lX one, but I think an XT FC-M737 one would do as well.

Someone must have one of these lying around.....

Looking for a non-drive side Shimano LX FC-M563 crank for not too much. Must be 175mm. Not to worried about how it looks. Prefferably in silver but black will do as well. This is the last bit I need to complete my girlfriends bike ('95 Schwinn Moab). Just found out the Sugino XD (175mm) crank...

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C-record I'd say as well. 95 might shift better, but that's just a matter of swapping chainrings (if you don't mind the graphics).

Sorry, can't help you there. Good luck, hope you find some.

So, it's not the actual grip shifter your after? I have a left side (frot gear) one lying around I could send you cheap. Pm me if interested.

I think you can get away with it. Is that first one a Cadex btw? And does it have a fork with only one leg (a 'righty', I guess)?

Fantastic looking bike. The only thing I'm not too sure about is the wheels. But I guess that's just a matter of taste. Loving those forks, they suit the bike perfectly.

I was thinking of Sevysa. But just googled some images and it's not.

Could be totally off here, but it reminds me of some (i believe) swiss buid bikes. Syvasi, or something like that. Cant remember really. Someone help me out please.

But everything in Norway is expensive. And don't get me started on customs here. Just had a package stopped this week. Electric razor send as a gift, which they had valued at over 1000 kr (110 GBP), whereas the actual cost was roughly 40 GBP :x Rant over.

Didn't know the Rider was a popular book in english as well. But yeah 'de renner' definitly one of my all time favourites. In Holland it's almost considered a cycling bible.

Cinello had the lovely grammo stem. Is for road use however.

Used to have these for quite a few years on my bike. Never understood why so many people don't like them. Never had any trouble with mine. They always did the job under all circumstances. If one complaint, they have little grip where you twist in the wet. My advise: Take them apart once a year...

Liked that a lot...... strangely

95% of all cyclist (that don't own a car) want higher road tax for drivers!!!!!!

I'd be be worried about a product the becomes S.H.I.T. in short :shock: No experience with these however.

Here my favourite christmas song ever: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPIbLManOzs

I've just won a lovely set of Sachs New Success hubs on ebay in the rather unusual 18/24 hole combination. Am looking for a set of (preferably) silver rims that will go with these. These will go on my vitus. Have seen that Velocity and Rigida make these, but can't find anyone that stocks them...