1995 Specialized S Works Steel

[BrushedAluminium]

Yeah really is a great bike and a beautiful colour
needs somework so far i have been unable to find a problem solver or similar cable hanger in 1" 25.4 diameter so I have had to shim the steerer and use a 1 1/8th Aheadstem. I have the specialized titanium 1" stem to install when I get it fixed.

Also need a M900 right hand shifter or brake lever combined as the STi is faulty and beyond a rebuild.

Cranks are Shimano XT M737 with strong light rings (front mech needs to moved to accommodate the compack drive)

 

[BrushedAluminium]

Pedals seem to be NC-17 sealed

good pedals I have used them on a few builds in the past, lightweight and sealed bearing (cro-mo axles)

 

[Panga!]

nice bike!
my understanding is that the stock fork uses a “Japanese“ spec for the headset bearing race that is slightly larger than typical. I fear that the new headset race may not be sitting correctly on your rigid fork. I could be mistaken but I encourage you to look into this if you plan on swapping forks back and forth or using the original fork with the new headset.

 

[BrushedAluminium]

well spotted, fork race was not installed at time of taking photo (lost the tool) bike now has Mag 21 SL Ti and S works Ti Stem

 

[Panga!]

Could I convince you to part with the fork?

 

[Panga!]

in a way I hope you say no but I am trying to resurrect a 94 and would like to use the proper fork with add size race

 

[BrushedAluminium]

Could I convince you to part with the fork?

I actually have 2 pairs stashed away but they are a little bit hens tooth as wasnt really looking to part with them, had a few offers from overseas but that was pre brexit

 

[BrushedAluminium]

by chance I have a 94 from a 18"

 

[Panga!]

I meant odd size race. either way thanks for posting pics for me to enjoy

 

[Panga!]

I am overseas..
this is the bike I am workin on. Manitou fork had to go before I knew the race was incorrect