now then..
no spare parts for suntour may have been the case in your neck of the woods, but i just purchased a replacement thrust bearing/washer/nut/cover assembly for my suntour superbe pro brakeset (btw, the ball bearings are actually being used to repair an incomplete and OT dura-ace 7700 caliper.. same size!) as well as a pair of superbe pro pedal cages
so the parts were available somewhere.. and now they are making their way to ebay
Andrei Padlowski Glen Ridge, NJ
On 4/27/07, Wayne Davidson <wayne.collect@xtra.co.nz> wrote:
>
> I'll never forget this from my past, I bought a Suntour Superbe RD with the
> alloy bolts, brand new, loved it, used every day, back then did'nt have a
> car, and one day went to get a part for it, "sorry you cannot buy spares for
> them".
>
> Don't get me that Suntour RD sure was nice, nad sure did shift well, but
> that Campagnolo one also looks good and is serviceable, but they don't shift
> as well, never will, but can be helped by using a file on the dropout stop
> position on the top housing and some other minor tweeks.........regards
> wayne davidson Invers NZ..........
>
> PS, regarding the subject title, I could not answer really, not been
> subjected to enough stuff over here, afterall I don't even own 1 bike that
> isd all Campagnolo, to much other nice stuff out there, Galli, OMAS
> etc......
>
>
> on 25/4/07 10:55 AM, Robert D. Dayton,Jr. at rdayton@carolina.rr.com wrote:
>
> > Chuck:
> >
> > I'm with you.
> > I ride Campagnolo or I walk.
> > But I NEVER criticize anybody's ride.
> > The important thing is they are riding.
> >
> > Rob Dayton
> > Charlotte, NC
> > USA