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Singlespeed Parts in Dublin?

chakattack · 2009-11-27 18:43:00

FINALLY got my wheels from Dave Hinde....thanks for the heads up Greyspoke. I'm sick of wet legs and arse so want to finish my winter training fixie this weekend. Does anyone know where I can get this stuff in Dublin? Axle spacers to use 120mm hub with 130mm dropouts. Singlespeed chainring bolts All in one track nut/lock…

27-11-2009 6:43pm

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chakattack

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FINALLY got my wheels from Dave Hinde....thanks for the heads up Greyspoke.

I'm sick of wet legs and arse so want to finish my winter training fixie this weekend.

Does anyone know where I can get this stuff in Dublin?

Axle spacers to use 120mm hub with 130mm dropouts.
Singlespeed chainring bolts
All in one track nut/lock ring tool

Also, anyone have some advice on how to figure out what bb axle length I need?

English thread, 68mm shell, JIS square taper.

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#2 27-11-2009 6:45pm

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chewie that was running cultured might have them bits

heres a link with his number in it http://www.dublinfgss.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=144

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#3 27-11-2009 7:21pm

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I use a cheap little multi-wrench for the track nuts and a BB lockring tool for the lockring. A fair bit cheaper than the specialised all in one jobs (I don't generally need to take off my lockring out and about but may need to fix a puncture.)

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