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Old 08-04-24 | 05:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Aubergine
Actually, at least with Stronglight, Nervar, and Spécialités TA cranks, the marks D and G (droit et gauche) do signify French threads. Those cranks use R and L for English threaded arms.
Then why does an Italian crank using Italian for English lead you to believe they will use French for... French? Seems like there's an L and an R missing from that equation.


But I'm sure the French do that just to show their disgust for even having to make English threaded products. They aren't good enough for French abbreviations.
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