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Published 13 November 2003
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Original author Rabid Koala
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Original post Rabid Koala
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13 November 2003, 15:51 UTC
#1
I recently acquired a nice old Sugino crankset, the one that looks like a pretty good knock off of a Campy Nuovo Record.
The trouble is that it has French threading for the pedals. Is it possible to get these threads retapped to the "standard" pedal threading?
Would this be a simple retap or a drill and Helicoil?
Thanks for helping!
14 November 2003, 04:12 UTC
#2
French pedal threads can easily be re-tapped to english. You will need pedal taps that are 9/16 diameter and 20 threads per inch. You will need a left hand thread and a right hand thread tap. Drive side is right hand thread and non-drive is left hand thread. French threads are metric at 14mm and 1.25 threads per mm. No problem!
14 November 2003, 15:38 UTC
#3
One more thing I should tell you. When you tap the crank arms do it from the inside out.
15 November 2003, 00:24 UTC
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Quoted post said: Originally posted by pudster One more thing I should tell you. When you tap the crank arms do it from the inside out.
Thank you very much! I think I will let my local shop handle this, as I don't want to acquire a reverse tap for one use!
The crankset is too nice not to use.
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