artfulflounder
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Paul R":3cmsutc0 said:
Cheers buddy
Just a thought keeping the marin bar ends presume the odi grips will fit with length wise, they are proper srt800 sets.
1995 marin pine mountain
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Cheers buddy
Just a thought keeping the marin bar ends presume the odi grips will fit with length wise, they are proper srt800 sets.
marc two tone
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Its getting there isn't it.
The ritchey pads work fine, I've bought loads back when I first outed them.
Black bite hard and red seem ok too.
I've owned many 1995 marins but only found pine mountain and up
To be a proper step up. Light and nimble feel.
I will keep checking your updates. Cheers
Its getting there isn't it.
The ritchey pads work fine, I've bought loads back when I first outed them.
Black bite hard and red seem ok too.
I've owned many 1995 marins but only found pine mountain and up
To be a proper step up. Light and nimble feel.
I will keep checking your updates. Cheers
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New goodies turned up today
New goodies turned up today
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Paul R":2mu7851g said:
Glad you put that pic of yours up had a brain freeze, had to have another look at the cantis to refresh my memory....lol
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Nearly 4 years have passed and the Marin has languished uncompleted in the garage.
Dug the old girl out got stuck in again.
Last job to attempt was relacing the wheels with new spokes.
My first attempt it must be said.
The saving grace was a purchase of a spoke tension tool and using Park Tools wheel tension app.
So easy to use and made the process relatively straightforward.
The front I managed to get within 15% limit and the rear within 20%.
The rims have seen better days and the rear needed a little tweak to get it to run true.
Dug the old girl out got stuck in again.
Last job to attempt was relacing the wheels with new spokes.
My first attempt it must be said.
The saving grace was a purchase of a spoke tension tool and using Park Tools wheel tension app.
So easy to use and made the process relatively straightforward.
The front I managed to get within 15% limit and the rear within 20%.
The rims have seen better days and the rear needed a little tweak to get it to run true.
