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Shimano BB-7410 and BB-7701 compability

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  1. I currently have a shimano dura ace BB-7410 older style bottom bracket. I've noticed the chain line
    is slightly off and perhaps that's what causing my front derailleur to have the chain fall off
    inside. Also, on the lowest gear (smallest front gear, largest back gear), there's a very slight
    clicking noise from the cranks.

    It's not the derailleur rubbing because I took the derailleur off and it still does it.

    Anyone know if I replace the 7410 with a 7701 if I can keep my cranks? Also, I noticed
    sheldonbrown.combbsize.html says the length difference is 109.5 vs 103 and the
    square/splined are different. Finally, I'm not sure what's the difference between the listed
    "chainline" and "length" numbers mean in terms of compatibility, etc? Could someone explain?

    Please just post to the newsgroup for everyone to benefit. Thanks.

  2. There is no compatibility at all between the square taper and splined cranks/bottom brackets. The
    7410 is the shortest Shimano bottom bracket with a 103mm spindle. If you want something shorter,
    Phil Wood is probably your only hope - I purchased a 96mm BB from them a few years back in order to
    use a mid-1990s XTR crankset on a touring bike. If you want a longer BB, try a 107mm UN-72, which is
    the next longer length Shimano square taper bottom bracket.

    Nick

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    Anyone know if I replace the 7410 with a 7701 if I can keep my cranks?

  3. post-<< Anyone know if I replace the 7410 with a 7701 if I can keep my cranks?

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    No-One is a splined pattern design(7701) whereas the 7410 is a square taper...Are you sure you have
    a shimano specific, 103mm BB spindle length BB? I'm thinking you may have a 113mm spindle, the wrong
    one for a 7410 crank.

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    I currently have a shimano dura ace BB-7410 older style bottom bracket. I've noticed the chain
    line is slightly off and perhaps

    'Scuse me, but, how did you "notice" the correctness of the chainline?

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    that's what causing my front derailleur to have the chain fall off inside. Also, on the
    lowest gear (smallest front gear, largest back gear), there's a very slight clicking noise
    from the cranks.

    It's not the derailleur rubbing because I took the derailleur off and it still does it.

    Anyone know if I replace the 7410 with a 7701 if I can keep my cranks? Also, I noticed
    sheldonbrown.combbsize.html says the length difference is 109.5 vs 103 and the
    square/splined are different. Finally, I'm not sure what's the difference between the listed
    "chainline" and "length" numbers mean in terms of compatibility, etc? Could someone explain?

    Please just post to the newsgroup for everyone to benefit. Thanks.

    Robin Hubert

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