Removing this Suntour Superbe BB?
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Removing this Suntour Superbe BB?
Attempting to remove this Suntour Superbe cartridge bearing bottom bracket, but the cups won't budge under the affect of my adjustable spanner (https://www.parktool.com/product/pin-spanner-green) - the pins keep slipping out of the grooves.
Does anybody know of a suitable tool that will give me enough grip to get these things out? They seem to be in there pretty tight.
Thanks
Does anybody know of a suitable tool that will give me enough grip to get these things out? They seem to be in there pretty tight.
Thanks
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an 8 notch bb tool does not fit? https://www.parktool.com/product/bottom-bracket-tool-1
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Search over on C+V. There obviously is/was a special tool made for these but they are apparently pretty rare. Park made an adjustable spanner with square pins that might be a tad better but not much. You might need to make your own tool by grinding down something suitable.
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Thanks for the information.
I was able to get both cups out with my adjustable spanner by pressing down on the contact points very hard while turning. A sturdier spanner may also have helped.
Cheers
I was able to get both cups out with my adjustable spanner by pressing down on the contact points very hard while turning. A sturdier spanner may also have helped.
Cheers
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May be a one way removal, but a drift punch and a good sized hammer
will exert the needed force to drive the thing around.
as long as the frame doesn't move around too much .
Don't forget your to wear safety glasses
will exert the needed force to drive the thing around.
as long as the frame doesn't move around too much .
Don't forget your to wear safety glasses
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