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12-02.-2008, 01:04 PM
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Mountain Bike Bottom Bracket selection
Hopefully this should be an easy question to ask;
I am in the market for a new bottom bracket for my mountain bike. The BB has the square crank mountings. I have not pulled the BB out yet, so I do not have the measurements at this time. What should I look for in the new BB? I hate to believe that the more $$ the better. Mike mlawrenc(at)gmail.com |
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12-02.-2008, 09:49 PM
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Re: Mountain Bike Bottom Bracket selection
On Feb 11, 9:04*pm, mike <mlawr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hopefully this should be an easy question to ask; > > I am in the market for a new bottom bracket for my mountain bike. > The BB has the square crank mountings. > I have not pulled the BB out yet, so I do not have the measurements at > this time. > > What should I look for in the new BB? > I hate to believe that the more $$ the better. > > Mike > mlawrenc(at)gmail.com A Shimano UN 52,54,72,or 74 would be the way to go. But you better remove the old one 1st to see the to check out the measurement. What frame is it and what year? |
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13-02.-2008, 12:22 AM
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Re: Mountain Bike Bottom Bracket selection
I will have the tools today to remove the BB to obtain the actual
measurements. The frame is an older Raleigh Canada MicroLite (~1998). I have removed the crack on a number of occations in the past, and noted that the cap on the BB stated it was a sealed unit. Mike > A Shimano UN 52,54,72,or 74 would be the way to go. But you better > remove the old one 1st to see the to check out the measurement. What > frame is it and what year? |
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13-02.-2008, 01:56 AM
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Re: Mountain Bike Bottom Bracket selection
On Feb 12, 8:22*am, mike <mlawr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I will have the tools today to remove the BB to obtain the actual > measurements. > The frame is an older Raleigh Canada MicroLite (~1998). I have removed > the crack on a number of occations in the past, and noted that the cap > on the BB stated it was a sealed unit. > > Mike > > > > > A Shimano UN 52,54,72,or 74 would be the way to go. But you better > > remove the old one 1st to see the to check out the measurement. What > > frame is it and what year?- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text - Never heard of that particular Raliegh. Couldn't google much either. If it has Shimano or Sugino cranks, you'll need something with a JIS taper. That basically means I'm seconding Crazy Fred. |
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13-02.-2008, 09:52 AM
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Re: Mountain Bike Bottom Bracket selection
On Feb 12, 9:56*am, Scott Gordo <blubberp...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Feb 12, 8:22*am, mike <mlawr...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > I will have the tools today to remove the BB to obtain the actual > > measurements. > > The frame is an older Raleigh Canada MicroLite (~1998). I have removed > > the crack on a number of occations in the past, and noted that the cap > > on the BB stated it was a sealed unit. > > > Mike > > > > A Shimano UN 52,54,72,or 74 would be the way to go. But you better > > > remove the old one 1st to see the to check out the measurement. What > > > frame is it and what year?- Hide quoted text - > > > - Show quoted text - > > Never heard of that particular Raliegh. Couldn't google much either. > > If it has Shimano or Sugino cranks, you'll need something with a JIS > taper. That basically means I'm seconding Crazy Fred. Why thank you for seeing the same way I do. It could be 68 mm or 73 mm and any where from a 110 to 118 wide. No telling till it in your hand and you see the mments or you do the measuring yourself with a caliber. |
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