would this be a suitable replacement for a Tiagra 4403?
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I replaced my Tiagra 4403 with this. Functioning fine. Clunky shifting but it's bottom of the line stuff, so you can't expect much.
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I don't know the answer to this question for sure, I do know that this is a replacement for a Sora 3400. Both are 9 speeds. jeff
729021
Not familiar with that bike, but these shifters are very adaptable. The shop where you purchased your wheels should be able to confirm these shifters as being appropriate for your machine. Good luck!
2070321
I would think so. I have the 910 and my husband has an Edge on his bike. The cadence monitors are identical. Both ANT.
305930
I don't have experience with this particular wheel, but if you're 250 pounds, I would look at buying a wheel with a higher spoke count. This wheel is 32H and you should be looking for something around 36H. Here's an example: (don't have experience with this one either) http://www.amazon.com/Dimension-Road-Shimano-Tiagra-Silver/dp/B009367ABY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1385325816&sr=8-1&keywords=700c+road+bike+wheel+36h More spokes, less stress on each individual spoke. Just to point you in the general direction.
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I don't know for sure, but I think so. Take a chance. For myself, I checked as well as I could on the internet but didn't find a definite answer. In the end, I just counted the nubs/ridges whatever and made sure they matched. I may have measured the dimensions of the tool also. But, basically after doing as much as I could, I had to take a chance. And, luckily it fit. My rear derailleur says dura ace, and the front says shimano ultegra. Hope that helps.
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Yes -- just a matter of swapping the cassette (rear gears). Your local bike shop will do this for around $10. However, your local bike shop will not be able to do comprehensive maintenance on a hub like this and you'll have to replace the entire wheel in a couple thousand miles -- and so you might be well served by looking into a wheel with a Shimano 105 hub, as it has a excellent reputation for long term serviceability, and isn't breathtakingly expensive. As for this Aviner wheel, it arrived true and has stayed straight for a couple hundred miles on my girlfriend's bike.
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It should but find some pictures of Hollowtech 2 bearings and see if they look like what you have already on your bike. I don't know if it can be retrofitted if you are using some other Bottom Bracket bearing setup. This crankset is an identical replacement for the crankset that came on my GT UltraTranseo. It came as a commuter bike but I think this crankset is commonly used on MTBs . Thats all I give you for advice right now. Dean
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I have had good results with the Shimano ix1000R. It's a great buy on Amazon for less than $17.00
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Not sure. It has typical seat for a recumbent bike. He should seek a local bike shop for a possible replacement
746707
I originally had the thumb shifters and converted to the Shimano St-A070 Road Shifters. So, I would guess it will work for you also. YouTube has some good videos to make adjustments once you have the new shifters installed.
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I have a GS500 and a CB750 and they both fit without issues. There was plenty of room to move left and right of the bike, with that said, there wasn't a lot of space to move forward and back. I'd look at your wheelbase measurements and compare them to my bike. Here are my bike stats: Overall Length: 2,200 mm (86.6 in)Overall Width: 850 mm (33.5 in)Overall Height: 1,155 mm (45.5 in)Wheelbase: 1,435 mm (56.5 in)
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Kelly, If your bike has a standard size headset, it should fit. I would verify with your local bike shop. This is an excellent replacement for OEM shocks for older mountain bikes. This shock performs very well on my early 2000's Trek 4900.
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I'm not that familiar with the 3i but from photos of it it seems to me it would be a simple swap. The SG-8R36 is a replacement for the original 9 speed rear cog system on my bicycle and is working perfectly.
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I believe the question arises from the need to replace the fork. The Hybrid 700C fork is a good piece of steel but may reduce your wheelbase. This bike has always been a twitchy and front responsive machine. Perhaps too responsive. Use a top quality headset and if you don't have the tools, have it installed for you and pay the mechanic gratefully and tip him too. Ride On
1184351
It will work, you will have some skipping. I had to buy one from specialized that was an exact fit for my bike. It will work with some fine tuning.
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If you go to twobros.com, you can look up your bike and see what is available for it. I did some research and am happy with my new exhaust. It's a great quality product.
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Sorry Tobivil, I no longer have the bike. Worked fine on my old Schwin though.