Sold Shimano STX Series (1993 MC34 Drivetrain (7/8 speed) for Retro MTB build/rebuild (1993-1999)

[olivejunkie]

Series background: SHIMANO STX was launched in 1993 as a mid-grade 7/8 speed components groupset equipped with new functions focusing on operability, while being designed with the same functionality of higher-grade Shimano components.


Group Series: Shimano STX

Price: £50.00 plus shipping: Royal Mail 48hr tracked £4.50

STX Crankset/chainset
Part number: FC-MC34A
Description: Chainset/Crankset 42/32/22 steel chainrings with alloy 175mm cranks.
Bottom bracket compatibility: Square with 110-113mm spindle length producing 47.5-50mm chain line.
Condition: Good threads for pedals and BB spindle as shown in images. Teeth wear on chainrings as shown in images.
- Made in Japan
- Cosmetic Surface scratches commensurate with age of component.


STX Rear Derailleur
Part number: RD-MC34-SGS
Description: 7/8 speed rear derailleur Super long cage model, in full working condition.
Guide & Tension pulleys both good.
Mounting: Standard Derailleur hanger
- Cosmetic Surface scratches commensurate with age of component.


STX Front Derailleur
Part number: FD-MC34
Description: 7/8 Speed
- triple cage
- 31.8mm alloy clamp
- bottom pull
- chrome plated steel
- Made in Japan


General condition:
- Cosmetic Surface scratches commensurate with age and use of components.
Cleaned and ready to fit. Working condition. Tested.

Cosmetic condition:
See attached photos as (an important) part of the description and condition.

Any further questions please ask.

 

[Dan_Trials]

Still available by any chance? Still marked as "for sale" so thought it worth an ask.

 

[olivejunkie]

Still available by any chance? Still marked as "for sale" so thought it worth an ask.

Hi Dan, I’m afraid you just missed out as I sold the group set on eBay last week! Apologies for not updating my listing here.

 

[Dan_Trials]

Hi Dan, I’m afraid you just missed out as I sold the group set on eBay last week! Apologies for not updating my listing here.

Ah, typical!