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And the M739 brakelevers can also be adjusted to canti's Basically is all XTR M952 9 speed. And in the XTR bralevers, are also the plastic stops to change to canti's.

And a very rare set of crankarms also look like that :D Only seen one of those on ebay.

Not a pair of Ringlé's ?? :)

Clearing out a lot of parts, because I'm leaving to Canada for at least a year, so I think I can use some money :) Shipping is included in the price. (shipping has become expensive) Some parts can sadly not be shipped outside Europe, because dutch post does not longer ship large parcels out of...

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I don't think the fact that most bikes have discs today, have anything to do with v's being retro. Wether they are still produced or not, I think they can still be retro. If I build a 96 bike with m950 xtr parts, it needs v-brakes. With a Deore XT 737 group, you can make it with canti's or...

sounds interesting, especially with non-adjustable dampers. with the adjustable ones, you can take out the adjusterrod and have a small opening, and it's easy to refill and taking out the air. when it is totally full without any bubbles you slide the rod back in (the o-ring with a bit of...

New Success (Sachs)had also a MTB group, as far as I know.

this weekend I will take apart a Judy and will make pictures of it while taking it apart. Also from the damper, will post it here and on my website.

Nice, thanks. it's a few hours work to make the photoshop pictures :D , but I think they're worth it and give a good idea of how it works. Only a Mag is a ''bit'' more difficult.

There is more to come :D

Try spaying the inside with Brunox or wd40. DON'T take them apart!

I thinking the ones on the right.

A polished frame and not a GT? Are there others? :D

Sounds logical. I learn every day :)

Yes That is possible. Whats you did happens more, the bottom comes out and oil falls out. You'll need oil and a little bottle with a small tapered top, about 1-2mm wide, or a tapered syringe. The easiest is an adjustable cartridge. With an allen-key you can adjust the cartridge. Unscrew...

I have the 99 version of it, and it is a really nice bike, although I prefer my Zaskar, the 9900 is fast, sharp and very light. here, also with modern parts:

I'm not sure, but I think the forks are Rond forks. For the rest, the bike is very, very nice. Seen it for sale and was very tempted

http://members.home.nl/children-of-the-korn/suspension.htm I'll probably have them, on the bottom of the page you'll find a lot of Judy/SID spare parts.