Bb?
#2
Not as far as i know, but it might not be your bb; could be just a loose crankarm.
#5
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From: Southern NH, USA
Bikes: Emonda SL7
Originally Posted by crash13
what type of crankset do you have?
Originally Posted by crash13
Do you have an external bottom bracket?
I did check the crank arms and they seem to be tight.
Thanks,
Carl
#6
No worries, No Mojo....
Here is a link with some great info on Bottom Brackets
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bottom_bracket
The age of the bb, the riding conditions it is exposed to, and the type of rider all play into the lifespan of a bb.
If your crankarms and chainrings are tight/torqued to spec...there's a good chance that the bb may be worn out. If you have the correct tools, it is not a tough fis. However, buying the tools along with a bb could be a costly venture. It all depends how far into the maintanance aspect you want to get....
The Park Tools website is a great resource for repairing most issues with a bike.
https://www.parktool.com/repair/
Here is a link with some great info on Bottom Brackets
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bottom_bracket
The age of the bb, the riding conditions it is exposed to, and the type of rider all play into the lifespan of a bb.
If your crankarms and chainrings are tight/torqued to spec...there's a good chance that the bb may be worn out. If you have the correct tools, it is not a tough fis. However, buying the tools along with a bb could be a costly venture. It all depends how far into the maintanance aspect you want to get....
The Park Tools website is a great resource for repairing most issues with a bike.
https://www.parktool.com/repair/
#7
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Joined: Jun 2006
Posts: 164
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From: Southern NH, USA
Bikes: Emonda SL7
Originally Posted by crash13
No worries, No Mojo....
Here is a link with some great info on Bottom Brackets
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bottom_bracket
The age of the bb, the riding conditions it is exposed to, and the type of rider all play into the lifespan of a bb.
If your crankarms and chainrings are tight/torqued to spec...there's a good chance that the bb may be worn out. If you have the correct tools, it is not a tough fis. However, buying the tools along with a bb could be a costly venture. It all depends how far into the maintanance aspect you want to get....
The Park Tools website is a great resource for repairing most issues with a bike.
https://www.parktool.com/repair/
Here is a link with some great info on Bottom Brackets
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bottom_bracket
The age of the bb, the riding conditions it is exposed to, and the type of rider all play into the lifespan of a bb.
If your crankarms and chainrings are tight/torqued to spec...there's a good chance that the bb may be worn out. If you have the correct tools, it is not a tough fis. However, buying the tools along with a bb could be a costly venture. It all depends how far into the maintanance aspect you want to get....
The Park Tools website is a great resource for repairing most issues with a bike.
https://www.parktool.com/repair/
Thanks for the help, I’m going to take my bike over to the LBS and have them look at it.
Carl





