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Torelli bottom bracket specs

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  1. Would anyone know if a Torelli Corsa Strada TIG requires an English or
    Italian threaded bottom bracket?

    Thanks

  2. SJB said:

    Would anyone know if a Torelli Corsa Strada TIG requires an English or
    Italian threaded bottom bracket?

    Thanks

    Why not ask Torelli?

    email:

    kim/at/torelli/dot/com

    or the phone:

    661-263-1928

  3. SJB said:

    Would anyone know if a Torelli Corsa Strada TIG requires an English or
    Italian threaded bottom bracket?

    Thanks

    All of these frames were the far superior Italian threading.

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    SJB wrote:
    All of these frames were the far superior Italian threading.

    What about Italian threading makes it superior?
    Why have so many Italian bikes moved to English threading?

    Thanks.

    Gary Jacobson
    Rosendale, NY

  5. Gary Jacobson said:

    "Qui si parla Campagnolo" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    SJB wrote:
    All of these frames were the far superior Italian threading.

    What about Italian threading makes it superior?
    Why have so many Italian bikes moved to English threading?

    Thanks.

    Gary Jacobson
    Rosendale, NY

    It's a joke Gary, altho I think Italian threading is just fine..Most
    Frames made in Italy, except for Bianchi, generally are still Italian
    threading BTW. Lots of Euro name plates, made in Tiawan or China, do
    indeed have english threading, Pinarello, one, I'm told, has both,
    depending on model. Merckx, Belgium, still Italian threading, even tho
    the carbons made in Italy.

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