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Hi all, got a set of tech Lite levers, but one of the springs is toast. Do you know where I can find a replacement, or the specs for a replacement? Thanks!

Thanks @narcotitlan. I'm just slow to push past the finish line. Life keeps getting on the way!

See response above @tileman

Uh, incorrect, it was not welded on. Hydraulic press was used to press it out from the bottom. But we had to carefully find the right diameter sacrificial tube to fit inside the steerer tube orifice from between the fork legs.

And then the nerve-wracking part.....sliding on the shifters and brake levers without scratching the Mission Control. Hate this part, but went on with minimal issues. VGC SL-M732 thumbies and NOS Tektro 3DV levers. Swapped out some of the bolts for Ti and 3DV, here and there. And NOS ODI...

Next, a little fiddling with the derailleurs. A NOS RD-M735 Deore XT unit for the back and NOS FD-M735 31.8 bottom pull (still had the price tags on them, but that pic got corrupted so couldn't include it here). Then swapped out the pulleys for 3DV Carmichaels, and SRP bolts on front and rear...

I know, I know, pedals usually go on last, but I wanted to make more progress. So on with the NOS Odyssey Svelte with 3DV cages.

Then did a little due diligence with the crankset, putting removable locktite on the chainring bolts and some Finish Line Ti Anti-Seize compound on the Ti bottom bracket spindle and threads, and put some 3DV-anodized Ti bolts on the crankset spider.

A little more progress on this build lately. Could have swore I had a 27.2 Ringle Moby in 3DV, but alas, it was 26.8. So the NOS Selle Italia GelFlow Ti will proceed, but the Ringle I've now sold and moved on (I still have 2 other 26.8s in 3DV for other builds in the works...). So instead...

Updated listing, see 1st page. 8-31-24

Sorry, just sold it. Hope you find those items for your build! I'll keep an eye out for ya.

Post now sold.

Hi @Antwack , looks like the clamp has an inside diameter of 31.8mm. It fits both of my vintage Santa Cruz bikes (Heckler and Superlight), one took a 27.2 seatpost and the other a 26.8.

Bump and update. See original posting for updates.

Bumpity swappy.