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Collegiate to Cantilever

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Deebo

Look Ma, No Hands!
Can the fenders off this collegiate fit my cantilever frame? Lady wants $70 plus a half hour drive. I'm interested in the seat, handlebars, and crankset. If the fenders would fit, that would be a perfect buy for me. Thanks.
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This is my 1980 middleweight cantilever frame...
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The narrower lightweight fenders would fit the MW frame but I honestly don't think you will get a MW tire to fit into those fenders. I would still drive 1/2 hour for that. Of course, in Atlanta, seven miles away could be 1/2 an hour.
 
Yea it is about the same distance but all these intersections you have to take will make it a half hour drive. She had it listed for $80, agreed on $60 but when she seen I was serious about picking it up she changed her mind and said she wanted $70 after we agreed on $60. She said she had the bike sold for $80 this weekend for sure but her bike has been listed for a month now. So she said she'd get back at me ater the weekend. Now I feel if I send her another text saying I'll do the $70, she might say she wants $80 now.
 
I'd rock those tires on my MW if I could convert the hub into a single speed sprocket. Is it possible?
 
You can put a single speed hub on any rim. You just need to figure out the spoke size for the hub , rim configuration.
Also to fit the fenders to the frame may be tricky. Does the Collegiate have 26 x 1 3/8 wheels or 27 x 1 1/4?
 
I think it would be a shame to blow that beautiful bike apart.

Bro I feel you on that because I myself like to keep things all together, not just bikes. But it's gonna be expensive to buy individual parts for my frame so this is my best bet.
 
I wish I could find one. They must be rare in Houston. Found one on Craigslist but the guy has yet to respond.
 
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