Origin-8 track crank spindle length MISPRINT
12-06-07, 08:56 AM
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Origin-8 track crank spindle length MISPRINT
I just got an email back from Gary at Origin-8 who wasn't even aware that the packaging and site both list their track crank for a 118mm bb spindle (for a 120mm hub). This isn't right, it's 103mm.
I know not too many people here use this set but if someone looks it up on the search I want them to find the correct info.
Now, anyone want to trade me a 103mm for a brand new 113mm Shimano cartridge?
I know not too many people here use this set but if someone looks it up on the search I want them to find the correct info.
Now, anyone want to trade me a 103mm for a brand new 113mm Shimano cartridge?
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12-06-07, 10:17 AM
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No, Gary IS a set of bars. He just bought a new pair of grips to wear to work.
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12-09-07, 12:19 PM
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Update: I just checked Origin-8.com and they made the correction on the page for the crank.
Think 118 was meant to pair with a 135 spaced rear hub? That's the only thing I could surmise.
118-15=103
135-15=120
Think 118 was meant to pair with a 135 spaced rear hub? That's the only thing I could surmise.
118-15=103
135-15=120
12-09-07, 01:45 PM
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edit - Kinda sounds jerky, sorry. I'm just not sure if you misread my post.
Harris Cyclery sells the Sugino 103mm, here's a link for you guys.
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I know. I have the Shimano. I wasn't asking for a 103 Shimano.
edit - Kinda sounds jerky, sorry. I'm just not sure if you misread my post.
Harris Cyclery sells the Sugino 103mm, here's a link for you guys.
edit - Kinda sounds jerky, sorry. I'm just not sure if you misread my post.
Harris Cyclery sells the Sugino 103mm, here's a link for you guys.
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operator are you dumb or just an idiot
"would anyone like to trade a waffle machine for a shimano bottom bracket??"
"but shimano doesnt make waffle machines!!!"
"would anyone like to trade a waffle machine for a shimano bottom bracket??"
"but shimano doesnt make waffle machines!!!"
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Just as an FYI, I went with a 109, per Harris Cyclery website. Popped it on today and it give a 149mm chainline. So don't do that. But a 107 might do it.
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135 mm hubs usually have chainlines of 52mm.
52-42 = 10
103 + 2*10 = 123
Or so my logic goes........
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Just as an FYI, I went with a 109, per Harris Cyclery website. Popped it on today and it give a 149mm chainline. So don't do that. But a 107 might do it.
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