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I'm after a front post mount adapter to upgrade from a 160 to a 180 rotor. Does anyone know a good online supplier?

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Dan


 
Posted : 27/11/2010 9:45 am
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Post to post 180? I think i've got a formula one in the spares box you can have 🙂 Err... they're like £25 new for some reason... so £10 posted? It's never been used, and i should have the bolts too 🙂


 
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i've had one of the valve bleed thingies that go on the end of a syringe on 'contact me when in stock' at crc for nearly 6 months now.


 
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i've had one of the valve bleed thingies that go on the end of a syringe on 'contact me when in stock' at crc for nearly 6 months now.


 
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Shimano ones work fine. Which probably means everyone else's will too.

Tom84, you know you can get a complete bleed kit for £15 off Ebay?


 
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Ah, i thought the Formula calipers were a bit odd, and any old adapter would foul against the body..?


 
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"Ah, i thought the Formula calipers were a bit odd, and any old adapter would foul against the body..?"

To be fair I've only used Oros so if it's another model I could be wrong. But I'm using Shimano all round for both my bikes with Oros.


 
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I get formula spares here- http://store.formula-brake.com/spare_parts
Reasonable prices,quick delivery lots of stock.


 
Posted : 27/11/2010 7:00 pm