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Veloce bottom bracket

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  1. I saw a Veloce BB today that had significant play after only
    1200km. I don't have the tool to service (but I may get
    one), yet there seems to be no way to adjust or service--it
    seemed to be installed tightly. I referred it back to the
    shop that sold the bike as a probable warranty item.

    It seems that either the BB shell is slightly too long or
    the BB is defective.

    Any other possibilty I am missing? Thanks, Blake

  2. bpaton-<< I saw a Veloce BB today that had significant play
    after only 1200km.

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    If the shell is either 68mm(englsh threading) or 70mm(
    Italian threading, what BBs should ALL be), then the BB
    should be warrantied.

    Peter Chisholm Vecchio's Bicicletteria 1833 Pearl St.
    Boulder, CO, 80302
    (303)440-3535 vecchios.comvecchios.com "Ruote convenzionali
    costruite eccezionalmente bene"

  3. B Paton said:

    I saw a Veloce BB today that had significant play after
    only 1200km. I don't have the tool to service (but I may
    get one), yet there seems to be no way to adjust or service--
    it seemed to be installed tightly. I referred it back to
    the shop that sold the bike as a probable warranty item.

    It seems that either the BB shell is slightly too long or
    the BB is defective.

    Any other possibilty I am missing?

    Hi,

    There is nothing to adjust on these, unfortunately. Ride it
    and chuck it when it gives out. Not a problem considering
    that they cost under USD 20.

    But get the right extractor and check to make sure that both
    sides are screwed in properly, before replacing.

    My Veloce BB (AC-S) started getting play a month ago. I took
    it back and replaced it with an AC-H (hollow axle BB, often
    used on Centaur cranks and rings) of same size (111 mm for
    double). Works fine.

    /Robert

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