Italian threaded bb-which way do I turn the lockring to loosen?
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Italian threaded bb-which way do I turn the lockring to loosen?
I forget now, but I need to remove the lockring on Italian bb. Which way does come off? Thanks.
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left (non-drive) side lockrings are easy, they are always RH thread, so come off to the left, or counter clockwise. It's only the RH (drive side cup) where British (ISO) and old Swiss cups are left hand thread, and come off to the right.
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