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scooterchef 04-17-08 08:06 PM

need help with a lambert bottom bracket
 
i bought a old lambert frame and death fork, how can i replace the bottom bracket spindle with a tapered on to run modern cranks? can anyone help me with this? i found some info on sheldon browns site , but it was very vague,not enough details. any help woul be greatly appreciated!

Torchy McFlux 04-17-08 11:37 PM


Originally Posted by scooterchef (Post 6538823)
but it was very vague,not enough details.

Ironic.
Can you be more specific?

100bikes 04-18-08 06:54 AM

The original Lambert bicycle frames I am familiar with had a pressed in bearing and "custom spindle" with an odd taper. There was a specific set of tools required to service this BB,

We actually tapped a Lambert bicycle frame Italian(the only dimension that worked).

Finding interchangable parts may be tough.

HillRider 04-18-08 07:06 AM

This question might get better a response on the C&V forum.

johnlyons53 04-18-08 09:59 AM

I'm familiar with the problem. The bike shop I worked in years ago sold Viscount which is what the Lambert morphed into. What you need to do is a) replace the fork and b) take the bike to a shop with bottom bracket taps and have it tapped out to Italian thread. You can then thread in a cartridge with Italian thread rings.


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