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bottom bracket woes

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  1. I bought a colnago master frame recently with a campagnolo fixed cup that I cant get out...even with a good bench vice! I have tried to rebuild it but it does not turn smoothly - it seems to seize a little once every turn. I dont know if it is possible 1.to fix the race on the fixed cup or not.
    2. If campagnolo requires special bearings
    3 If there is another way to get the fixed cup out
    many thanks.

  2. darstachy said:

    I bought a colnago master frame recently with a campagnolo fixed cup that I cant get out...even with a good bench vice! I have tried to rebuild it but it does not turn smoothly - it seems to seize a little once every turn. I dont know if it is possible 1.to fix the race on the fixed cup or not.
    2. If campagnolo requires special bearings
    3 If there is another way to get the fixed cup out
    many thanks.

    The Colnago has an ITALIAN threaded BB & cups ...

    [center]BOTH sides are right-hand thread.[/center]

    Hopefully, you have not inflicted damage to the frame ...

  3. alfeng said:

    The Colnago has an ITALIAN threaded BB & cups ...

    [center]BOTH sides are right-hand thread.[/center]

    Hopefully, you have not inflicted damage to the frame ...


    I realise that- I rebuilt the BB using a campag axle but with another make of left hand cup ( Italian thread). I forced nothing - everything fitted perfectly - it just doesnt turn nicely and I am not sure what is worn out. Also, I used standard bearings 1/4, and I dont know if campag requires special bearings or not.

  4. darstachy said:

    it seems to seize a little once every turn.


    Sounds like a bent spindle.

  5. artmichalek said:

    Sounds like a bent spindle.

    You were right - I just changed the spindle and it works well - many thanks🙂 !

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