Raleigh Mountain Tour Elkhorn???
04-30-12, 07:29 PM
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07-19-12, 04:36 PM
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Well,I still have it , and will continue to decide what to do with it, I took the 48 outer ring off the crank and replaced the 52 on my Motta, Makes the road riding much better, going from 52/42 to 48/38,and a 10 sp 12/27 casette.It is a nice bike , and will undoubtably get around to doing something with it...Thanks for the encouragement...
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Now- you might not want to be bumping up a 14 year old thread that hasn't been posted in for the past 11 years- some of those people don't post here anymore.
If you're interested in upgrading a bike like that- this is a thread to peruse- and ask questions in:
https://www.bikeforums.net/classic-v...i-s-ergos.html
I wouldn't go quoting one of the posts from 2007 unless it was really relevant to what you're doing.
You can also post a thread and ask EXACTLY the questions you want answered!!!
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06-04-23, 08:15 PM
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Yes, it's totally possible- keep in mind if you're spreading the rear end- 126 to 130 is doable for a lot of bikes- especially bikes with long chainstays.
Now- you might not want to be bumping up a 14 year old thread that hasn't been posted in for the past 11 years- some of those people don't post here anymore.
If you're interested in upgrading a bike like that- this is a thread to peruse- and ask questions in:
https://www.bikeforums.net/classic-v...i-s-ergos.html
I wouldn't go quoting one of the posts from 2007 unless it was really relevant to what you're doing.
You can also post a thread and ask EXACTLY the questions you want answered!!!
Now- you might not want to be bumping up a 14 year old thread that hasn't been posted in for the past 11 years- some of those people don't post here anymore.
If you're interested in upgrading a bike like that- this is a thread to peruse- and ask questions in:
https://www.bikeforums.net/classic-v...i-s-ergos.html
I wouldn't go quoting one of the posts from 2007 unless it was really relevant to what you're doing.
You can also post a thread and ask EXACTLY the questions you want answered!!!
