Old 06-27-16 | 12:26 PM
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Originally Posted by SquidPuppet
Sit down for this one. Ready? The Shimano UN55 spindle (in the 110 size) is offset toward the NDS by about 3.5mms. Which positions the Drive Side spindle to LESS THAN where a symmetrical "104mm" BB would place it.

A symmetrical 110mm BB might actually work for you. MIGHT.


Code:
Bottom Bracket/Spec   Actual   NDS    DS     Symmetrical?
Sugino/Tange 68-103   103mm    17mm   18mm   Y (+1mm on DS)
Shimano UN54 68-107   108      20     20     Y
Shimano UN54 68-110   111.5    23.5   20     N (+3.5mm on NDS)
Shimano UN54 68-113   114      23.5   22.5   Y (+1mm on NDS)
Shimano UN54 68-115   115.5    24     23.5   Y (+0.5mm on NDS)
Shimano UN54 68-118   118.5    25.5   25     Y (+0.5mm on NDS)
Shimano UN54 68-122   123      27     28     Y (+1mm on DS)
Shimano UN54 68-127   128      30     30     Y
Correction: The Shimano 110mm BB still places the DS crankarm a few mm farther out than a symmetrical 103/104 would, but not by much. I'd go straight for a 113mm on this bike and see how things look.
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