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Old 12-06-11, 10:42 PM
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I met up with bikemore this evening and came away with a bunch of goodies. For building wheels, a pair of 32h Mavic MA40 rims, a pair of 32h Campy Record hubs, and spokes. It was a very good trip into Boston.

Plus, it was a fun visit. He's a great guy who just happens to have way too many bike parts in his basement!

Now I have much work to do! Where'd I put my spoke wrench?
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Old 12-07-11, 02:33 AM
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105 has a BCD of 130mm.
It won't do compact double duty. You'll need a BCD of 110.
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Originally Posted by jimmuller
I met up with bikemore this evening and came away with a bunch of goodies. For building wheels, a pair of 32h Mavic MA40 rims, a pair of 32h Campy Record hubs, and spokes. It was a very good trip into Boston.

Plus, it was a fun visit. He's a great guy who just happens to have way too many bike parts in his basement!

Now I have much work to do! Where'd I put my spoke wrench?
Ditto Jim, good visit. Look forward to seeing pictures.
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