Bike Forums

Bike Forums (https://www.bikeforums.net/forum.php)
-   Singlespeed & Fixed Gear (https://www.bikeforums.net/singlespeed-fixed-gear/)
-   -   '06 Pista BB Sizing/Threading (https://www.bikeforums.net/singlespeed-fixed-gear/191521-06-pista-bb-sizing-threading.html)

fixedgnar 04-27-06 07:26 PM

'06 Pista BB Sizing/Threading
 
Kind of a noobie question but what can I say, gotta start somewhere right? So some how I cross threaded the drive side pedal on my pista, completly stripping out the threads on the crank arm once it came loose after rideing for a while. I figure this is a good reason to just go ahead and replace the whole crankset and bb. Problem is I can't find the specs anywhere as for the threading and sizing of the bb. Also any reccomendations for a decent crankset somewhere around $175-250 and i'm going to a square taper bb as well replacing the splined OEM one unless someone knows of a sutable crankset for this bb thats not ****. Thanks.

-Josh

gorn 04-27-06 07:36 PM

English threaded. The spindle length depends on your crank, not your frame.

fixedgnar 04-27-06 07:42 PM

I just need to know the shell size.

silent1 04-27-06 09:03 PM

should be 68 x spindle length

fixedgnar 04-27-06 09:37 PM

Thanks.
Ok now that thats sorted any crankset reccomendations?

les walters 04-28-06 03:38 AM

Thats funny the same thing just happened to me.

les walters 04-28-06 03:40 AM

oh wait that dident happen i was reading to fast early in the morning,but i did break my drive side crank right off my bb. it sucked

LóFarkas 04-28-06 03:44 AM

It hurts to hear of so many good parts being murdered through improper installation... *sigh*

Aeroplane 04-28-06 07:54 AM

Decent crankset for $175-$250? Get the Sugino 75's if that money's burning a hole in your pocket. Jerk.

BTW, does anybody know of a decent car I could buy for $100,000? I'm a total newb... ;)

fixedgnar 04-28-06 12:29 PM


Originally Posted by Aeroplane
Decent crankset for $175-$250? Get the Sugino 75's if that money's burning a hole in your pocket. Jerk.

BTW, does anybody know of a decent car I could buy for $100,000? I'm a total newb... ;)

Sorry. Just asking because thats all the money I have and as long as i'm replacing the cranks I may as well do it right with something good. It's not like I have a ton of cash that I feel I have to spend right now. I just want to buy the best I can as long as I'm forced to replace something. I'd rather upgrade one good part at a time than a bunch of mid-range stuff at once. But thanks for the suggestion.

baxtefer 04-28-06 12:47 PM

correct me if I'm wrong, but the '06 pista has ISIS Truvativ touro cranks, right?
if that's the case you have a 68x108mm ISIS BB.

the only ISIS track crankset I know of is the FSA vigorelli (well, there's also an OEM FSA carbon model)

so you could get a replacement touro (which is really a triple with the ring mounted on the inside) for $60-ish.
or a FSA vigorelli for ~$175. (but i think it's fugly and the old versions were known to suck)
or you're looking at a new BB + crank combo. Sugino 75 is in your price range - do a search, i thnkg mud sweat and gears has the best price. Miche would be a bit cheaper if you're willing to deal with 135 BCD rings (try ital-tecno). Don't get the stronglight.

Aeroplane 04-28-06 01:18 PM


Originally Posted by fixedgnar
Sorry. Just asking because thats all the money I have and as long as i'm replacing the cranks I may as well do it right with something good. It's not like I have a ton of cash that I feel I have to spend right now. I just want to buy the best I can as long as I'm forced to replace something. I'd rather upgrade one good part at a time than a bunch of mid-range stuff at once. But thanks for the suggestion.

No worries, just joking around. The 75 with a Shimano BB will probably serve you well for as long as you own your bike. The cranks go used for around $150 with a chainring.


All times are GMT -6. The time now is 12:17 AM.


Copyright © 2026 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands. All rights reserved. Use of this site indicates your consent to the Terms of Use.