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kmm
edit approved Jan 3, 2017 at 3:10
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iI did this with an old '92 steel univegaUnivega frame. atAt first iI put really cheap friction shifters on the ends of the bars, worked well for 7 bucks or so. iI then found an old giant kronosGiant Kronos on clcraigslist and got it for 50 bucks. harvestedHarvested the brifters, 7 speed and put those on, leaving the left friction to take care of trim.. addedAdded 26 x 1.5 road tires and new pads for the brakes. worksWorks great and rides great.

i did this with an old '92 steel univega frame. at first i put really cheap friction shifters on the ends of the bars, worked well for 7 bucks or so. i then found an old giant kronos on cl and got it for 50 bucks. harvested the brifters, 7 speed and put those on, leaving the left friction to take care of trim.. added 26 x 1.5 road tires and new pads for the brakes. works great and rides great.

I did this with an old '92 steel Univega frame. At first I put really cheap friction shifters on the ends of the bars, worked well for 7 bucks or so. I then found an old Giant Kronos on craigslist and got it for 50 bucks. Harvested the brifters, 7 speed and put those on, leaving the left friction to take care of trim. Added 26 x 1.5 road tires and new pads for the brakes. Works great and rides great.

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i did this with an old '92 steel univega frame. at first i put really cheap friction shifters on the ends of the bars, worked well for 7 bucks or so. i then found an old giant kronos on cl and got it for 50 bucks. harvested the brifters, 7 speed and put those on, leaving the left friction to take care of trim.. added 26 x 1.5 road tires and new pads for the brakes. works great and rides great.