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I'm having trouble fitting my XT front mech to my Y22 - can anybody email me a close up photo of the front mech set up as I think I may have the wrong design...
ebrodhurst
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Jun 7, 2007
8:49 pm
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... Because of the main pivot bracket, you need a traditional bottom-swing FD. A "new-fangled" top swing FD won't fit....
artemidoru
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Jun 8, 2007
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Yup I had the same problem when I had to change mine out. And it was nearly impossible to find a replacement with the same bracket size and bottom pull. I...
Marty CMIRAL
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Jun 8, 2007
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Have to add that I think that it should be very easy to find a replacement - there are a lot of traditional down-swing/ bottom-swing FDs on ebay, for example....
artemidoru
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Jun 8, 2007
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Early Y22s (and 11/33's too) require a top swing, top pull 34.9 mech. Most Shimano mechs are now 34.9 and will come with reducers for smaller frames. You would...
Neil Bolton
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Jun 8, 2007
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Sorry! I meant conventional swing - getting me swings round the wrong way. Newer Y frames with the gap in the BB pivot mount need Top swing :-) ...
Neil Bolton
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Jun 8, 2007
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Any one got some good ideas and maybe some pictures of some U-Lock mounts for the y-bikes. I have a Y-22 original owner:)...
zburt10
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Jun 9, 2007
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... From: zburt10 <zburt5@...> Date: Saturday, June 9, 2007 0:14 am Subject: [trekybikes] Lock mounts! ... Back Pack :) otherwise you can try put the...
Marty CMIRAL
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Jun 9, 2007
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I recently purchased a y-22 and replaced the blown alps 4 shock with a Fox RPs. The problem I am having it locating the bushing/reducers to properly fit the...
randy_at_uw
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Jun 21, 2007
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I recently purchased a y-22 and replaced the blown alps 4 shock with a Fox RP3. The problem I am having it locating the bushing/reducers to properly fit the...
randy_at_uw
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Jun 21, 2007
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It's a common problem you have, one I had when I replaced my Y22 shock with a Fox Float. In the UK certainly, we have several options, of which I know that...
Neil Bolton
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Jun 21, 2007
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A good bike shop should be able to turn you a set of reducers on a lathe - it's a simple alloy structure. If you get desperate, phantom cycles in Australia...
artemidoru
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Jun 21, 2007
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Neil, I still haven't gotten around to measuring everything properly on my Y33 (haven't got hold of a Vernier caliper!) so haven't had a chat with TF yet......
Pete
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Jun 21, 2007
8:33 am
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Most new shocks now come in the 'smaller' size and the manufacturers supply bushes appropriate to the frame mount for the shock. Even if you brought new, you...
Neil Bolton
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Jun 21, 2007
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You're confusing the terminology, Neil - the bush, plastic or metal, sits entirely in the shock eye, while the reducer is the alloy "top hat" that, in a pair...
artemidoru
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Jun 21, 2007
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You may well be right - however one bike shop in Australia does not make it 'most good bike shops' around the world. Indeed in the UK, many shops are small...
Neil Bolton
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Jun 21, 2007
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After reviewing your replies and searching more on the web, I've identified that the piece I'm searching for are the reducers. Sorry for the confusion, I'm...
randy_at_uw
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Jun 21, 2007
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Actually I just made my own reducers to adapt a RockShox MC3.R to my 1997 Y33. That's the easy part... the MC3.R is a very large shock, and with it's lockout...
vulcangrey89
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Jun 21, 2007
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Can you send me a picture when you're done with the modifications?? ... From: "vulcangrey89" <lotusse@...> To: <trekybikes@yahoogroups.com> Sent:...
RBadar
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Jun 22, 2007
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Yeah sure, I'll post them to my photo album for my Y33 http://picasaweb.google.com/lotusse/TrekY3397 and I'll have CAD drawings too. ... my ... floodgate ... ...
vulcangrey89
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Jun 22, 2007
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Which part number Shimano XT Hollowtech II crank set will fit a Y- 22? If I choose a different brand, what size requirment should I be looking for, or are...
randy_at_uw
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Jun 23, 2007
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What model XT do you need? I have an m750 non-drive side arm that you can have for the cost of shipping. Let me know. Chris ... From:...
Chris Yuan-Farrell
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Jun 24, 2007
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Chris, I was looking at my arms and the model number listed on them is model LX fc-m563. Thank you for the offer though. -Randy ... From: "Chris Yuan-Farrell"...
Randy Cruz
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Jun 24, 2007
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All Shimano Hollowtech II cranksets are "one size fits all", EXCEPT for the crankarm lengths. The axle has a fixed length regardless of bottom bracket shell...
artemidoru
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Jun 25, 2007
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What are the specs of the shock you've used? I'm really interested as I have a '97 Y33 almost identical to yours and the Stratos shock has pretty much had it....
Pete
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Jun 25, 2007
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I'm currently running HT-II LXM580 (22/32/44, 175mm) on my Y as they're a real bargain at the moment (~GBP 50) The XT equivalent (XTM760) is ~GBP 80 which is...
Pete
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Jun 25, 2007
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I think, however, that the effects on the handling of the bike will be less pronounced than you would fear. Certainly a set of big tyres would create more of a...
Neil Bolton
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Jun 25, 2007
8:32 am
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Cheers Neil, I'll certainly do that. Thought I was onto a winner the other day as CRC were listing an '05 Float R with i2i of 165mm and stroke of 50mm. TFT put...
Pete
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Jun 25, 2007
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I agree with Neil in that I think you are overstating the consequences of moving to a "modern" 165/37.5mm shock. With the reduced overall length, the dropouts,...
artemidoru
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Jun 25, 2007
12:14 pm
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Excellent. That's what I like to hear; people who've actually tried it and it works! The search for a replacement begins... ... obsolete! ... further. ... ...
Pete
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