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Orbea Bottom Bracket shell woes

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  1. Andy M-S
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    I like the first suggestion, although then you are dealing with the
    inferior Italian threading and it's greater tendency to loosen.

    FWIW, I've had a number of bikes with Italian-threaded BBs and none of
    them have ever loosened up (and no, I didn't epoxy the cups in, and
    yes, I could remove them without too much trouble). Ya just gotta use
    plumber's tape and a strong arm...

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