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03-15-13, 06:36 AM
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Wow, his first post back from vacation and he's already grumpy?
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03-15-13, 06:47 AM
#7102
Your cog is slipping.
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1. That wasn't my first post since being back.
2. The number of times I've had to tell people in this thread to ask Retrogression-related questions in the marketplace thread is uncountable at this point.
3. I'm not "grumpy", I'm a realist. Having to say the same thing over and over again gets old fast.
2. The number of times I've had to tell people in this thread to ask Retrogression-related questions in the marketplace thread is uncountable at this point.
3. I'm not "grumpy", I'm a realist. Having to say the same thing over and over again gets old fast.
03-15-13, 06:52 AM
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Dunno mate. When I behave like that, I'm called a grumpy old phart, the difference becoming, the old phart part is accurate in my case
03-15-13, 07:02 AM
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1. That wasn't my first post since being back.
2. The number of times I've had to tell people in this thread to ask Retrogression-related questions in the marketplace thread is uncountable at this point.
3. I'm not "grumpy", I'm a realist. Having to say the same thing over and over again gets old fast.
2. The number of times I've had to tell people in this thread to ask Retrogression-related questions in the marketplace thread is uncountable at this point.
3. I'm not "grumpy", I'm a realist. Having to say the same thing over and over again gets old fast.
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03-15-13, 08:50 AM
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モㄥ工匕モ 爪モ爪乃モ尺
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i have omniums on my kilo tt, with a team sram bb. I'm installing the stock truvativ (dark Grey round) bb on a bt edge. The same crank arms from my kilo that fit, do not fit on the bt edge. The spindle is too long, I bottom out the spline on nds and the cranks can slide a good 5-10mm with a real audible slap. I know spacers aren't supposed to be used. My question is, why does the cranks fit on the kilo. With a 68mm bbshell and doesn't fit on btedge. (68mm bbshell) also, does anyone know what I can do? My neighbor had same issue with stock bb and cinelli mash. He used a 1.5mm spacer on nds. And because of the nds arm rubbing on bearing seat he blew the bearings to crap. (should i cut my losses nd get sram team bb)
03-15-13, 08:53 AM
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Oh no I didn't, im trying to someone on the track use my cranks because he let's me borrow his wheels when I train. Sorry, >.<
03-15-13, 08:59 AM
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He's letting you work on his several thousand dollar world class frame?
smart guy.
smart guy.
03-15-13, 09:05 AM
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i have omniums on my kilo tt, with a team sram bb. I'm installing the stock truvativ (dark Grey round) bb on a bt edge. The same crank arms from my kilo that fit, do not fit on the bt edge. The spindle is too long, I bottom out the spline on nds and the cranks can slide a good 5-10mm with a real audible slap. I know spacers aren't supposed to be used. My question is, why does the cranks fit on the kilo. With a 68mm bbshell and doesn't fit on btedge. (68mm bbshell) also, does anyone know what I can do? My neighbor had same issue with stock bb and cinelli mash. He used a 1.5mm spacer on nds. And because of the nds arm rubbing on bearing seat he blew the bearings to crap. (should i cut my losses nd get sram team bb)
03-15-13, 09:07 AM
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Hee installed the bb im tryna figure what's wrong, do you know scrod
Sorry about the werid Grammar. And reposts. I'm using a new and the school wifi is wonky
Sorry about the werid Grammar. And reposts. I'm using a new and the school wifi is wonky
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03-15-13, 09:18 AM
#7115
Your cog is slipping.
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Dude, I have no idea. Are there no bike shops where you live?
03-15-13, 09:20 AM
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There is, imma go take him after class. But have you ever had of omnium being too long to fit
03-15-13, 10:59 AM
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03-15-13, 12:35 PM
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Speaking of omniums, i'm thinking of picking up a 165 for my leader 735, am I gonna run into clearance/sizing issues?
Edit -- oh yeah, I'll be mostly running a 48 on it, maybe a 50 if I want to be ambitious.
Edit -- oh yeah, I'll be mostly running a 48 on it, maybe a 50 if I want to be ambitious.
03-15-13, 12:40 PM
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03-15-13, 12:50 PM
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I'm thinking that evil is just having trouble tightening the cranks on all the way and thinks that the splines bottomed out. Lots of people have this problem and then think that they need a spacer.
