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03-04.-2004, 01:53 AM
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Re: Help needed - which length B/B spindle?
David E. Belcher wrote:
> Hello all, > > I need a bit of help in choosing a new bottom bracket for a Sugino GT > double chainset. It's a non-low profile offering (which seemed to be > very popular with Raleigh here in the UK, as it popped up on a lot of > their training/'sports' machines in the late 80s), and definitely > needs a longer BB axle than the Campag Mirage double on my road bike > (with a 110mm BB). The BB of choice is likely to be the trusty > Stronglight JP400, which comes in quite a few lengths. At a rough > guess, the 119 or 122mm versions look to be most suitable, but if > anyone can narrow things down further, this would be very welcome. > > Thanks in advance, > David E. Belcher 118mm, just measured my old one. BTW I have enough good enough parts to make a serviceable unit if you want it. |
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06-04.-2004, 07:38 PM
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Re: Help needed - which length B/B spindle?
Thanks to all concerned for feedback. However, getting suitable rings
to give the chainset a 38/48 set-up for cross may be more expensive than I thought, so it looks like I'll have to take a different course of action and see what else my bits box can come up with.... Regards, David |
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07-04.-2004, 02:12 AM
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Re: Help needed - which length B/B spindle?
David E. Belcher wrote:
> Thanks to all concerned for feedback. However, getting suitable rings > to give the chainset a 38/48 set-up for cross may be more expensive > than I thought, so it looks like I'll have to take a different course > of action and see what else my bits box can come up with.... > > Regards, > David I have some Biopace 38 and 48 rings with 110 PCD, used and I'm not sure if they are good enough or not. I have never used them, they were in the box of bits I was given when I bought the Pink Peril. Yours for twice the price of postage. The offer on the BB still exists too. |
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