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FS - Bottom Brackets English Thread: Phil Wood, Campagnolo, Sugino, Mavic, Titanium
FOR SALE - Bottom brackets. All are English threaded.
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  1. Phil Wood (modern) - bearings good - 112mm spindle length - $75 $65
  2. Phil Wood (vintage) - new bearings - 112mm spindle length - $60 $50
  3. Campagnolo 1046/A, Nuovo Record (Strada), 111mm spindle length (four two sets to sell) - $40
  4. Dura Ace BB-7700 Octalink - 109.5mm spindle length - $20

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SHIPPING - free shipping in the CONUS. Pickup welcome, located in Ridgewood, Queens NYC
CONTACT - skpearson at gmail dot com, or private message via the forum

SOLD ITEMS
Mavic 610 - 116mm spindle length - $40 SOLD
Specialized titanium square taper - 122mm spindle length, sealed bearings - $75 SOLD
Phil Wood (vintage) - new bearings - 135mm spindle length - $50 SOLD
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Does the Mavic have a shell size (Italian, BSA or French) based on how thick it is?
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Originally Posted by jdawginsc View Post
Does the Mavic have a shell size (Italian, BSA or French) based on how thick it is?
nothing like that is marked on it. Velobase's entry doesn't refer to there being multiple versions of this bottom bracket, so I think it's compatible with all three standards due to the way it works. that said, I'm not an expert on these and have never installed one.
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Originally Posted by Catnap View Post
nothing like that is marked on it. Velobase's entry doesn't refer to there being multiple versions of this bottom bracket, so I think it's compatible with all three standards due to the way it works. that said, I'm not an expert on these and have never installed one.
Thanks. It's a fascinating little BB. Also, FYI, you didn't list the Sugino 75 BB price.
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Originally Posted by jdawginsc View Post
Thanks. It's a fascinating little BB. Also, FYI, you didn't list the Sugino 75 BB price.
The Sugino 75 BB is paired with a S75 crankset i'll be listing shortly
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Originally Posted by jdawginsc View Post
Does the Mavic have a shell size (Italian, BSA or French) based on how thick it is?
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nothing like that is marked on it. Velobase's entry doesn't refer to there being multiple versions of this bottom bracket, so I think it's compatible with all three standards due to the way it works. that said, I'm not an expert on these and have never installed one.
The Mavic cartridge is 87mm wide, so there's plenty of thread engagement for the mounting rings on either a 68 or 70mm shell. You do need to chamfer the ends of the shell to properly mount the cartridge.

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I am unable to access your photos. They are locked behind a Google account wall and cannot be accessed without an account.

You may want to host them somewhere else for the widest possible access.
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I am unable to access your photos. They are locked behind a Google account wall and cannot be accessed without an account.

You may want to host them somewhere else for the widest possible access.
Look here for the bottom brackets - https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjzzmSN
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Thanks, I only mentioned it for your benefit, thinking it unlikely I was the only one unable to access the photos.


P.S. - the photos are nicely done.
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The Sugino 75 BB is paired with a S75 crankset i'll be listing shortly
If that Sugino 75 is a 175mm crank arm, I'll take it! (Yeah, I know, highly unlikely but they do exist. That 75 in my avatar is one.)
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Originally Posted by 79pmooney View Post
If that Sugino 75 is a 175mm crank arm, I'll take it! (Yeah, I know, highly unlikely but they do exist. That 75 in my avatar is one.)
I'm afraid not, it's a 170mm
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Originally Posted by jdawginsc View Post
Does the Mavic have a shell size (Italian, BSA or French) based on how thick it is?
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Updated with sold items! Mavic BB is sold....
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I have had bad luck with Campy Centaur sealed bearings. Are the cup and cone Campy Strada bottom brackets better sealed against water?
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I have had bad luck with Campy Centaur sealed bearings. Are the cup and cone Campy Strada bottom brackets better sealed against water?
the Campy strada BB’s have their own plastic covers to protect against water. That said, in my experience, sealed bearing systems are generally more waterproof than unsealed, so I can’t guarantee they would be an upgrade from the Centaur BB you had. Maybe consider one of the Phil Wood BBs - those use sealed bearings.
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update - I'm offering a $10 discount on either Phil Wood BB
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