Clear out, parts added (pricedrop 23-02)

[Martin]

Allprices are shipped EU

edit 22-02: sensible offers can be made for all the parts!

Shimano XT M734 cantilever, complete, no pads: 28 GBpounds
Shimano XT M738 sti set, new little storage scuffing: 70 GBpounds
Sram 9.0 SL carbon rearmech (very nice): 40 GBpounds
Sram 9.0 SL twisters (NOS): 45 GBpounds
frontmech Shimano XT 750 tp/ts 34.9: 13 GBpounds
Kalloy seatpost: 27.0mm : 15 GBpounds

Shifter + shiftergrips are NOS, endgrips are used.

 

[letmetalktomark]

Ooh - This one please

Shimano XTR M950 crankset: 30 GBpounds

But could we talk price

 

[bduc61]

hi
are the cranks LX standard or compact ?
look standard
if compact interested !

 

[Martin]

Cranks are 87 mm'ish BCD, dont know if that is compact or normal....

Price of the XTR is pretty nice I think....

Cheers

 

[bduc61]

to me standard is about 65 mm from on hole to the next (center to center) on the drive arm ( like your XTR)
and compact is about 58 mm from one hole to the next

it impact the diameter of the circle that is formed by all the fixation holes of the ring so 110 I believe in standard.
but I prefer to use the one hole to the next as you cannot be wrong on the measure because the 110 cannot be measured on the crank themselves.

By the way same question for the Cook cranks

 

[Martin]

Deore hole to hole is 58 mm, cooks are 65mm (110 BCD)

 

[letmetalktomark]

Price of the XTR is pretty nice I think....

Always worth asking!

Just before I confirm do these require "special" XTR chain rings or are they standard :?

Cheers,

Mark

 

[bduc61]

Cranks

thanks for the measures
Postage to France is included in the 15 GBP ?
thanks
bruno

 

[fatfixie]

Dibs on Ultegra RD pending posted price to OZ pls

Ta

Andy

 

[Martin]

Price of the XTR is pretty nice I think....

Always worth asking!

Just before I confirm do these require "special" XTR chain rings or are they standard :?

Cheers,

Mark

Sorry missed this one, the outer rings is also doing its work as spider so the middle has to be attached to that one.

Cheers,
Martin