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MegaExo interchangeable with Hollowtech II?

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  1. Howdy,

    Is a DuraAce crankset useable with an FSA MegaExo bottom bracket and
    vice-versa?

    Thanks!

    Joseph

  2. Why? The DA 10 bb has better bearings and priced between $50 to $80.
    Why bother?

  3. bfd said:

    Why? The DA 10 bb has better bearings and priced between $50 to $80.
    Why bother?

    I knew somebody was going to say that :-)

    I am helping someone spec a bike. He is going to get a Pinarello Dogma
    FP which has a special oversized bottom bracket. It can be ordered with
    a square tapered spindle, an ISIS spindle, or a Hollowtech II version
    which I assume is just a set of bearings with the proper diameter and
    offsett to use Hollowtech II cranks, but I do not know for sure, and
    won't know for sure until the frame arrives. He wants to use FSA
    cranks.

    Joseph

  4. [email hidden] (bfd) asked:

    Quoted message said:

    Why bother?

    Good question!

    - -

    Chris Zacho ~ "Your Friendly Neighborhood Wheelman"

    "May you have the winds at your back,
    And a really low gear for the hills!"

    Chris'Z Corner
    http://www.geocities.com/czcorner

  5. Sounds like a good reason to NOT buy the Dogma....Once you are tied into
    something...it just makes life miserable in the future!

    -r

    <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    bfd said:

    Why? The DA 10 bb has better bearings and priced between $50 to $80.
    Why bother?

    I knew somebody was going to say that :-)

    I am helping someone spec a bike. He is going to get a Pinarello Dogma
    FP which has a special oversized bottom bracket. It can be ordered with
    a square tapered spindle, an ISIS spindle, or a Hollowtech II version
    which I assume is just a set of bearings with the proper diameter and
    offsett to use Hollowtech II cranks, but I do not know for sure, and
    won't know for sure until the frame arrives. He wants to use FSA
    cranks.

    Joseph

  6. oclvframe said:

    Sounds like a good reason to NOT buy the Dogma....Once you are tied into
    something...it just makes life miserable in the future!

    -r

    I found out it has a threaded sleeve option where you can mount any
    standard ITA bb, or use the Pinarello oversized bearing versions of
    ISIS, or square taper. All these are interchangeable, so no vendor
    lock-in. So there are still only 4,700 reasons not to buy a Dogma FP,
    instead of 4,701!

    Joseph

  7. In article <[email hidden]>,
    [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:
    bfd said:

    Why? The DA 10 bb has better bearings and priced between $50 to $80.
    Why bother?

    I knew somebody was going to say that :-)

    I am helping someone spec a bike. He is going to get a Pinarello Dogma
    FP which has a special oversized bottom bracket. It can be ordered with
    a square tapered spindle, an ISIS spindle, or a Hollowtech II version
    which I assume is just a set of bearings with the proper diameter and
    offsett to use Hollowtech II cranks, but I do not know for sure, and
    won't know for sure until the frame arrives. He wants to use FSA
    cranks.

    Why bother buying a frame with a special BB? A few years down the line when
    that BB interface is discontinued he will be stuck with a very expensive and
    useless frame.
    -------------
    Alex

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