Hi
Can anyone enlighten me as to the vital dimensions of sealed bottom
brackets. I have seen 110/115 etc is this the overall length of the
spindle?
What about 69/73 what does this refer to?
Also what else should i know
thanks
Gary
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Hi
Can anyone enlighten me as to the vital dimensions of sealed bottom
brackets. I have seen 110/115 etc is this the overall length of the
spindle?
What about 69/73 what does this refer to?
Also what else should i know
thanks
Gary
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Quoted message said:Hi
Can anyone enlighten me as to the vital dimensions of sealed bottom
brackets. I have seen 110/115 etc is this the overall length of the
spindle?What about 69/73 what does this refer to?
Also what else should i know
thanks
Gary
Hi, this may help you;
http://www.sheldonbrown.com/bbsize.html
John
geepeetee said:Hi
Can anyone enlighten me as to the vital dimensions of sealed bottom
brackets. I have seen 110/115 etc is this the overall length of the
spindle?
Correct.
Quoted message said:What about 69/73 what does this refer to?
That's usually 68/73. It's the frame shell width. See
http://www.sheldonbrown.com/gloss_bo-z.html . Also note of info on thread
direction there.
Quoted message said:Also what else should i know
Spindle type or taper dimensions must be compatibile with cranks. For
square taper (traditional as opposed to splined) types, your safe using
the same brand of BB as cranks. Doesn't matter about the model as long as
type and spindle length is correct.
~PB
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