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New Dura-Ace outer chainring design

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    Shayana Kadidal
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  2. Carl Sundquist
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    It can churn out five slices of luncheon meat per revolution?

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    It can churn out five slices of luncheon meat per revolution?

    Looks a bit like their dirt rings. With that colour, maybe it's titanium?

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  5. Chris Trapeni
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    Looks heavy even though it will be lighter than previous DA

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  6. Alex Rodriguez
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    It is heavily machined on the back to lighten the weight. That is why it looks a bit odd.
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  7. Greg Hall
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    How do you take the thing off? Remove the cotter pin?

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  8. Anders H . Ande
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    How do you take the thing off? Remove the cotter pin?

    By removing the crank arm on the other isde. Look here:
    <http://www.lancearmstrong.com/lance/online2.nsf/Docs/5331302CD9C5EBBA86256D15006FD9B9>

    regards Anders

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  9. Brian Roth
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    How do you remove it from the BB spindle?

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  10. Steve Blankensh
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    How do you remove it from the BB spindle?

    You don't on the drive side. The right crankarm and spindle are one-piece. The left goes on just
    like XTR (or an ahead stem, or the old Bullseye cranks, or...). It uses an adjuster cap and
    pinch bolts.

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  11. Qui Si Parla Ca
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    brian-<< How do you remove it from the BB spindle?

    Ya don't, one piece unit, gonna be expensive to replace if ya crash hard on the right side.

    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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