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Shimano Dura Ace Sealed Bottom Bracket replacment query

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  1. Afternoon all - I wonder if I may pick the combined brains of all you
    knowledgeable bods out there.

    I am the owner of an old style splined(4 face) Shimano Dura Ace Sealed
    bottom bracket cartridge. Chainset is about 6 years old (possibly
    older). The Shimano reference on the unit is BB-7410. I understand that
    this unit is no longer available.

    It has a very short axle - I suspect either 102 or 103mm wide onto an
    English thread.

    I have been previously pointed in the direction of Wiggle
    (http://makeashorterlink.com/?T2EF129AC) who stock FSA sealed cartridges
    but I am not able to identify exactly which unit I require and Wiggle,
    despite a number of emails are ignoring me - not very encouraging! There
    does not appear to be a telephone number listed on their site.

    I wonder if anyone can assist me or point me in the direction of a more
    customer friendly retailer.

    TIA

    Alan

  2. In article <[email hidden]>, Alan

    Quoted message said:

    I am the owner of an old style splined(4 face) Shimano Dura Ace
    Sealed bottom bracket cartridge. Chainset is about 6 years old
    (possibly older). The Shimano reference on the unit is BB-7410. I
    understand that this unit is no longer available.

    Shimano technical are normally very helpful.

    --
    T h e - e x t e n d e r ! ! ! !

  3. Alan said:

    Afternoon all - I wonder if I may pick the combined brains of all you
    knowledgeable bods out there.

    I am the owner of an old style splined(4 face) Shimano Dura Ace Sealed
    bottom bracket cartridge. Chainset is about 6 years old (possibly
    older). The Shimano reference on the unit is BB-7410. I understand
    that this unit is no longer available.

    Quoted message said:

    It has a very short axle - I suspect either 102 or 103mm wide onto an
    English thread.

    I have been previously pointed in the direction of Wiggle
    (http://makeashorterlink.com/?T2EF129AC) who stock FSA sealed
    cartridges but I am not able to identify exactly which unit I require
    and Wiggle, despite a number of emails are ignoring me - not very
    encouraging! There does not appear to be a telephone number listed on
    their site.

    Wiggle are never good on technical enquiries. DotBike sells the same
    product, though I'm not sure what they're technical knowledge is like
    (probably better than Wiggle's).
    www.dotbike.com/Products/ProductsS1C19P927.aspx

    JIS suits Shimano square-taper cranks.

    68mm is the shell width of frames with an "English" thread -- what most
    bikes have. More info: http://www.sheldonbrown.com/gloss_bo-z.html

    Measure length of old BB axle, and that's it. So I suspect the "JIS 68mm
    103mm" will be the most suitable version.

    Chain Reaction have an old "Italian" DA:
    www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=156

    ~PB

  4. Pete Biggs said:


    Wiggle are never good on technical enquiries. DotBike sells the same
    product, though I'm not sure what they're technical knowledge is like
    (probably better than Wiggle's).
    www.dotbike.com/Products/ProductsS1C19P927.aspx

    JIS suits Shimano square-taper cranks.

    68mm is the shell width of frames with an "English" thread -- what most
    bikes have. More info: http://www.sheldonbrown.com/gloss_bo-z.html

    Measure length of old BB axle, and that's it. So I suspect the "JIS 68mm
    103mm" will be the most suitable version.

    Chain Reaction have an old "Italian" DA:
    www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=156

    ~PB

    Thanks guys - I have taken the plunge and ordered a 68 -103. Now I will
    have no excuse for not going out on my bike.

    Alan

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