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  1. I have a trek oclv 5200, 1996 with dura ace crank and bottom
    bracket. It has snapped. It says on the bb 7410 and the
    number 103. What replacement options do I have? Will a 68 x
    107 work just as well? What replacement do you like?

    thanks jack

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    I have a trek oclv 5200, 1996 with dura ace crank and
    bottom bracket. It has snapped. It says on the bb 7410 and
    the number 103. What replacement options do I have? Will a
    68 x 107 work just as well? What replacement do you like?

    thanks jack

    I've run my DA 7410 crankset with both 103mm (spec'ed
    length) and 107mm (Shim UN-72 BB) spindles with no
    discernable ill effects. This applies to both 7 and 8
    spd setups.

    There's no problem obtaining BBs with 107mm spindle lengths:
    Shimano and others still produce them.

    I know that Phil Wood still makes a 103mm square taper BB
    but this is a pricey proposition. I managed to pickup a
    discontinued 103mm spindle "Ritchey Logic" BB from
    icyclesUSA.com <sp?> They may have others left.

    luke

  3. jackbrit-<< It has snapped. It says on the bb 7410 and the
    number 103. What replacement options do I have? Will a 68 x
    107 work just as well? What replacement do you like?

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

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    DA 7410 BBs are still available as well as TA makes a 103mm
    spindle BB. 107mm will make the chainline less than ideal.

    Peter Chisholm Vecchio's Bicicletteria 1833 Pearl St.
    Boulder, CO, 80302
    (303)440-3535 vecchios.comvecchios.com "Ruote convenzionali
    costruite eccezionalmente bene"

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    Quoted message said:

    I have a trek oclv 5200, 1996 with dura ace crank and
    bottom bracket. It


    has

    Quoted message said:

    snapped. It says on the bb 7410 and the number 103. What
    replacement


    options

    Quoted message said:

    do I have? Will a 68 x 107 work just as well? What
    replacement do you


    like?

    Besides another Shimano, and the various other brands
    mentioned, FSA makes several BBs in the 103mm axle length.
    The "Ultimax" series - I would avoid the ti spindles if you
    already broke a cro-mo Dura Ace.

    fullspeedahead.combottom
    brackets/mb-ultimax-chromoly-bottom-bracket.htm

    With the relative popularity of ISIS & Octalink BBs now, you
    can probably find an inexpensive 103mm BB on ebay or r.b.m.

    John Verheul

  5. thanks to all who replied, bought one at close to home shop
    (last one he had)

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