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    Quote Originally Posted by lunacycles View Post
    They aren't broke, I don't think, but it sounds like they do need adjustment.
    Well, yes, they're not broken. However, they're as good a broken if I can't adjust them.

    Quote Originally Posted by lunacycles View Post
    How old are they? If you got them online, then, well...
    I think I bought this set several years ago from an eBay seller who was liquidating their unused unneeded parts. One of them has a Shimano date code from January 2005. I have a more recent set (also via eBay) that was intended for an indoor trainer. I'm probably now going to put that set on the outdoor bike - and then buy a third set so the trainer can have a set that's never seen the outdoors.

    Quote Originally Posted by lunacycles View Post
    Take them to your LBS! They will adjust them and charge you a small amount to do so, certainly less than buying those tools.
    I wouldn't mind buying the tools - except they don't seem to be available!

    Edit: OK, with some more Googling, I did find the tools at biketoolsetc, but nowhere else.
    Last edited by laura*; 07-11-2009 at 02:46 AM.

 

 

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