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torker tx bottom bracket shell

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  1. is the bb shell on the torker giraffe a standard size, or is
    it torker-specific?

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  2. I am not that versed in bottom brackets but I do have 8
    giraffes and at 8 bikes for 17 bottom brackets (Yes I can
    count, one of the bikes is a tandem) in my garage so I took
    an informal poll. By my observation is there seems to be two
    sizes: Approx. 2 1/4" diameter and approx. 1 5/8 diameter.

    The Torker TX has the smaller size.

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