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My $40 Peugeot UO 10 with a few problems

Old 03-18-21, 06:55 AM
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Originally Posted by bikemig
I've never used a heat gun but I'm thinking it's time to buy one. Any suggestions as to one you like?

I may try that hair dryer first. Do you think my SO will mind, ?
Harbor Freight has a nice one.
keep the SO happy and don't touch it.
The HF puts out a lot more heat.
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Originally Posted by SJX426
Harbor Freight has a nice one...The HF puts out a lot more heat.
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I've had the same problem with the same shifters. I drilled mine out carefully, but it was time consuming, and I broke a drill bit and a fine milling bit for my Dremel. I simply bought a few more sets of those Simplex levers. Let me check to see what I have left over...


Is this the one? If so, it's yours. PM me.

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