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Midschool rider, brake question, help please
aditup2004:
--- Quote from: TwoBobRob on February 23, 2006, 07:14 PM ---The rear brake, mounted down on the chainstay will be an AD990. You could run one of those or an hombre (simpler block fixing), no worries.
Up front, there were the odd bike that had canti lugs fitted, but the majority were AD as well, so if you try your rear on the front and the blocks look right to the rim, game on!
Coincidentally, I have a s/h AD990 for the front for sale at the moment...... ;)
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Got any details please Roberto ;D
Cheers San, Ad
TwoBobRob:
--- Quote from: aditup2004 on February 23, 2006, 07:22 PM ---
--- Quote from: TwoBobRob on February 23, 2006, 07:14 PM ---The rear brake, mounted down on the chainstay will be an AD990. You could run one of those or an hombre (simpler block fixing), no worries.
Up front, there were the odd bike that had canti lugs fitted, but the majority were AD as well, so if you try your rear on the front and the blocks look right to the rim, game on!
Coincidentally, I have a s/h AD990 for the front for sale at the moment...... ;)
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Got any details please Roberto ;D
Cheers San, Ad
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Yeah mate.... AD990, silver arms with the relevant adjuster and clamp to run on the front. £5. :daumenhoch:
theRuler:
i really like those GT frames
they are a nice shape
and you have a good one there, with AD lugs front and rear
but then that is just my opinion.
Sanmarcopizza:
Dave Volker, that's the chap I am thinking of. Is this like his signature frame.
aditup2004:
Don't really know. It was a bargain tho, £10.50 !!!!. It is nice and long; 36" wheelbase, 20" top tube. It came with a GT stem, seat post and clamp too.
Can't find a frame no. though have not looked too hard for it as only got it today.
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