Subject: RE: 69/70 ambo project fun
Author: Christopher Mitchell
Date: Mar 5, 2002, 7:48 AM
Post ID: 1709780555
Rocky Point Cycle does stainless kits for loops (thanks to the great
spreadsheet made by Brian Murphy). Runs about $120-130 and comes with
everything bagged and labeled by part of the bike.
http://www.rockypointcycle.com/
A little far from you, but I just got my assorted parts back from Steve Ford
at Parts is Parts in Pennslyvania. The man does an amazing job.
Good luck,
Chris Mitchell
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