FS: Triple Kit - Suntour AT 52/42/28 Cranks, Deore RD-M735 and Suntour Mountech FD
07-08-20, 01:25 PM
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FS: Triple Kit - Sugino AT 52/42/28 Cranks, Deore RD-M735 and Suntour Mountech FD
Sorry for the title error, but I can't edit it. SUGINO AT canks!
Decided to change up the gearing on one of my wife's bikes so these bits are up for grabs:
Sugino AT triple cranks, 170mm arms and 52/42/28 rings all in very good shape - $52 shipped CONUS
Deore RD-M735, very good shape and very bombproof. This works with road shifters of the same era FYI, I had it indexed with 600 downtube shifters - $35 shipped CONUS
Suntour Mountech FD - Good shape and works as it should - $22 shipped CONUS
Id prefer to sell as a lot, so if you want all three I'll cut $20 off, so $89 shipped CONUS
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Decided to change up the gearing on one of my wife's bikes so these bits are up for grabs:
Sugino AT triple cranks, 170mm arms and 52/42/28 rings all in very good shape - $52 shipped CONUS
Deore RD-M735, very good shape and very bombproof. This works with road shifters of the same era FYI, I had it indexed with 600 downtube shifters - $35 shipped CONUS
Suntour Mountech FD - Good shape and works as it should - $22 shipped CONUS
Id prefer to sell as a lot, so if you want all three I'll cut $20 off, so $89 shipped CONUS
Album HERE
07-08-20, 07:25 PM
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07-09-20, 12:57 AM
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Brewsmith Sorry to hijack, but it looks like you might have this sold.
What BB and BB axle length did you use with that AT?
What BB and BB axle length did you use with that AT?
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I'm sure Brewsmith will also answer, but I’m using mine with a 126mm SKF. It did, however, need about 5mm of spacers on the DS to get the chainline correct and keep the granny ring bolts away from the BB lug points.
