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Ultra-Torque crank question

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  1. Broke the retaining bolt yesterday (the one that holds the two sides
    of the Horsch (sp) joint together), a LBS found me a shimano
    replacement (on a campag set of cranks) to get me home, how different
    are these two parts and do I really need a campag one?

  2. "PiledHIgher" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Broke the retaining bolt yesterday (the one that holds the two sides
    of the Horsch (sp) joint together), a LBS found me a shimano
    replacement (on a campag set of cranks) to get me home, how different
    are these two parts and do I really need a campag one?

    I have no idea, but having just bought one of these cranks, I am very
    curious about how this bolt may have broken. It's likely the largest and
    strongest bolts on the entire bike. ...over-torqued perhaps?

    Jeff

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    Quoted message said:

    Broke the retaining bolt yesterday (the one that holds the two sides
    of the Horsch (sp) joint together), a LBS found me a shimano
    replacement (on a campag set of cranks) to get me home, how different
    are these two parts and do I really need a campag one?

    I have no idea, but having just bought one of these cranks, I am very
    curious about how this bolt may have broken. It's likely the largest and
    strongest bolts on the entire bike. ...over-torqued perhaps?

    Jeff

    --
    Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com

  4. Jeff said:

    "PiledHIgher" <[email hidden]> wrote in message

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    Quoted message said:

    Broke the retaining bolt yesterday (the one that holds the two sides
    of the Horsch (sp) joint together), a LBS found me a shimano
    replacement (on a campag set of cranks) to get me home, how different
    are these two parts and do I really need a campag one?

    I have no idea, but having just bought one of these cranks, I am very
    curious about how this bolt may have broken. It's likely the largest and
    strongest bolts on the entire bike. ...over-torqued perhaps?

    Jeff

    --
    Posted via a free Usenet account fromhttp://www.teranews.com

    The head of the bolt came off (fortunately the allen key part extends
    into the barrel of the bolt so the bolt threads gould be readily
    removed). I believe that the cracking most likely occurred at teh
    shoulder of the bolt head but the head disappeard so only have the
    shaft piece for reference.

    There is a relatively narrow range of installation torques (low and
    high) specified so gould potentially be either/

  5. Jeff said:

    "PiledHIgher" <[email hidden]> wrote in message

    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Broke the retaining bolt yesterday (the one that holds the two sides
    of the Horsch (sp) joint together), a LBS found me a shimano
    replacement (on a campag set of cranks) to get me home, how different
    are these two parts and do I really need a campag one?

    I have no idea, but having just bought one of these cranks, I am very
    curious about how this bolt may have broken. It's likely the largest and
    strongest bolts on the entire bike. ...over-torqued perhaps?

    Jeff

    --
    Posted via a free Usenet account fromhttp://www.teranews.com

    The head of the bolt came off (fortunately the allen key part extends
    into the barrel of the bolt so the bolt threads gould be readily
    removed). I believe that the cracking most likely occurred at teh
    shoulder of the bolt head but the head disappeard so only have the
    shaft piece for reference.

    There is a relatively narrow range of installation torques (low and
    high) specified so gould potentially be either/

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