I will let you know once I get my stuff in as I have a new gray 'roller, s75 bb and s75 cranks (cranks on the way).

No he won't. He's lying.

yeah, pretty much. You put the SKIT in SKITBRA...

Not sure if anyone ever used this, but Business Cycles has a nice list of references:
https://www.businesscycles.com/tr-refspec.htm

Very nice. I never knew that existed.

it's like pudding skin

Got the cranks. Here's what I have:



your frame is bent I bet dwguy...

Careful where you point that... you don't want to get a BostonTrevor finger.

[165].....hand model in the making.

Duchovny stole my thunder...

[165]: this a winter rig?

actually, it is a second rig...for travel/guests/whatever. My DeBernardi is going on the Velo this season (grad school permitting), so I need a streettrack machine. Otherwise...coming soon to an Emerald City near YOU!

nice! we got a nice 'drome out here for ya (marymoor). it's great: you can take the burke-gilman trail from seattle, around northern half of lake washington, and out to lake sammamish (where marymoor is). a good 30 mile ride. i hope to get out there this upcoming season.

yeah - looking forward to a trip to Marymoor this summer. Checked out the bikemap this past weekend as far as where it is on the B-G. You live in an awesome town. nice snow Sunday, eh?

Is this move a long-term one? Will you be racing at Marymoor? Sorry if I missed some news while I was away. I think you'll enjoy it here.

Jim

you out here for that? crazy stuff. happened last year on a school day. city shutdown. kids on trash can lids took over. awesome.

Well if you have to pull the bottom bracket out to put the spacer in try fliping the spindle in the cups first and see if it corrects your problem.

Tony

thanks 165, for the pictures and stuff. i was really hoping it wasnt just my steamroller. now what does everyone suggest i do now? bend it back? What's this cold forge thing? do i bring it to the lbs? any other options anyone wants to suggest?

Cold setting a steamroller is easy beans quick and cheap. I would have a shop do it because they'll finish by straightening the trackends which is alot harder to do at home.

Jim

yeah - looking early '06. Need to finish up some schoolwork first. Then it is a definite. Seattle needs me.

anyone had experience with a shop that cold forged their frame in new york city?

the way you point is killing me.

Try Bicycle Habitat, Hal realigned my fork for me. I am sure he can do your frame, if he can't he will tell you.

hey 165, i was wondering if there were any exposed threads coming out of the lockrings on the adjustable cup side of the bottom bracket, cause there are on mine.

if anyone else has this setup (sugino 75 109mm bottom bracket, on steamroller frame), your contributions are also welcome.

im posting a message just to keep this thing fresh...i've only got one last question and its about the exposed threads. Someone out there has got to have an answer to it.
just in case you forgot, i wanted to know if anyone of you guys have some threads exposed on the adjustable side...
oh yeah, its about another 5mm of exposed threads on the adjustable side on mine