"Normal" width BB for mid 90s Dura-Ace cranks?
02-15-05, 07:04 AM
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for an English shell, if that makes a difference
Thanks
Actually, after doing a search on the model number (FC-7402), it seems as though they could even be late 80s.
Any ideas on the year for that model number?
Thanks
Actually, after doing a search on the model number (FC-7402), it seems as though they could even be late 80s.
Any ideas on the year for that model number?
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02-15-05, 08:02 AM
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Originally Posted by 531Aussie
for an English shell, if that makes a difference
Thanks
Actually, after doing a search on the model number (FC-7402), it seems as though they could even be late 80s.
Any ideas on the year for that model number?
Thanks
Actually, after doing a search on the model number (FC-7402), it seems as though they could even be late 80s.
Any ideas on the year for that model number?
02-15-05, 08:09 AM
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The english threaded BB for my 7400 cranks is 68x112mm. I'm pretty sure it's the same for 7401 and 7402.
I think 7402 is "8-speed" first introduced in 1989.
https://sheldonbrown.com/harris/bottombrackets.html
I think 7402 is "8-speed" first introduced in 1989.
https://sheldonbrown.com/harris/bottombrackets.html
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