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Subject: Re: Misplacing components
Date: Mon, 22 Apr 2024 21:17:59 -0400
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On 4/22/2024 2:05 PM, Tom Kunich wrote:
> I put a set of Dura Ace 10 speed levers on my Trek Alpha. They were something of an older worn set and the right lever doesn'thave enough spring tension to close all of the way. This doesn't matter because the braike spring pulls it all of the way shut. But where is the spring located in the 7800 lever that pushes or pulls the lever shut?
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> I had forgotten that I had this set of levers but I have a set of like new 7800 levers that I got from the Ukraine and put them someplace so safe that I can't remember where that is.
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> I intend to move the Dura Ace parts to the Tomassini Fire which woiuld make it the lightest bike I have, And it is steel.
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> The FSA BB is due in today so I'll be trying the Alpha out tomorrow on Cull Canyon Liebermann can tell you all about that since he is such an experience rider. `
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> I have to find the Ukraine levers and I will buy a 7800 front derailleur amd a e 105 rear. Then it will be an easy conversion


lol....tommy drunk-posting