Shimano Deore XT M730 mini group
10-26-19, 03:56 PM
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Shimano Deore XT M730 mini group
Selling cranks (175mm), rear derailleur, front derailleur, and bottom bracket. Asking $90 shipped to lower 48.
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10-26-19, 09:03 PM
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What size is the front derailleur clamp - 28.6 or 31.8?
Is the bottom bracket for a road bike 68mm or mountain bike 70 something mm?
Thanks
Is the bottom bracket for a road bike 68mm or mountain bike 70 something mm?
Thanks
10-27-19, 07:25 AM
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For whatever it's worth- those M730 cranks will shine up MIRROR bright.
1990 Miyata 1000LT by Dave The Golden Boy, on Flickr
If that sort of thing is in your interest...
1990 Miyata 1000LT by Dave The Golden Boy, on Flickr
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For whatever it's worth- those M730 cranks will shine up MIRROR bright.
Can I ask what method you used (buffer/foil)? or what polish you used(any specific brand)? That is a really nice presentation
Wesley
For whatever it's worth- those M730 cranks will shine up MIRROR bright.
Can I ask what method you used (buffer/foil)? or what polish you used(any specific brand)? That is a really nice presentation
Wesley
10-27-19, 08:23 AM
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Scratches removed with sandpaper-
Polish was done with Mothers polish and flannel rags (old flannel sheets).
Here's another set I did- this one was more difficult- the cranks weren't as finely finished as the XT crank arms and they were in worse shape- the chainrings were anodized red in the "trough" where the drilling is.
1986 Trek 400 Elance by Dave The Golden Boy, on FlickrI did everything by hand, but I'm sure a buffer would have sped the process up considerably.
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