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  1. I got this chainguide http://www.pbase.com/slack/image/80786052/large that
    fits between the BB the BB shell on the frame; like the E-style BB. So,
    the question is, do I have to use a E-Style FD compatable BB or can I just
    use a standard one.

    What the heck is the diff?

    Standard BB:
    <http://www.cambriabike.com/shopexd.asp?id=28922&page=SHIMANO%AE%20BB-ES51%20BOTTOM%20BRACKET>
    E-Style:
    <http://www.cambriabike.com/shopexd.asp?id=13012&page=SHIMANO%AE%20%20BB-ES51%20BOTTOM%20BRACKET%20E-TYPE>

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    Slack

  2. "?Slack" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    I got this chainguide http://www.pbase.com/slack/image/80786052/large that
    fits between the BB the BB shell on the frame; like the E-style BB. So,
    the question is, do I have to use a E-Style FD compatable BB or can I just
    use a standard one.

    What the heck is the diff?

    Standard BB:
    <http://www.cambriabike.com/shopexd.asp?id=28922&page=SHIMANO%AE%20BB-ES51%20BOTTOM%20BRACKET>
    E-Style:
    <http://www.cambriabike.com/shopexd.asp?id=13012&page=SHIMANO%AE%20%20BB-ES51%20BOTTOM%20BRACKET%20E-TYPE>

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    Slack

    Both those bottom links have exactly the same picture in them, you can see
    the part number of the BB and its the same for both even though the
    descriptions are different. Slack web authors.

    The only difference between and normal and an E type BB is the E type has a
    larger diameter flange on the drive side to accommodate chain guides.

    On an older bike I setup with a chain guide like that and ran it for a while
    with a standard BB, it worked, but it didn't take much force to rotate the
    guide when the BB was tight so yes it works, but its not ideal IMO. I guess
    it depends on how big the flange is on your current BB and how tight you can
    get it...

    HTH

    Cheers Dre

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