Can you guys identify this square taper?
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Can you guys identify this square taper?
It looks like ISO, but I'm not sure. My buddy gave me a sparkling peugeot frame with a bottom bracket, fork and headset so I guess I'll be making a conversion. Can you guys recommend me a cheapo crankset to throw on to this taper? The axle length looks to be 111mm or 111.5mm.
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Comparing it to the info on Sheldonbrown, it looks like its J.I.S Low Profile, just by how the flat part creates kind of an ellipse shape from the bottom to the top.
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Upon closer inspection it looks to be J.I.S Low Profile. Does that mean I have to find cranks with that taper or can I just throw a normal J.I.S tapered crank on there? Perfect chainline isn't really a necessity for me.
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Probably go with the low profile just to be sure, I'm not all that sure about tapers and cranks, but best fit with what goes best with the taper
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Do you know where to look for a relatively cheap option? I'm gonna head down to the co-ops, but low profile seems like something harder to find.
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There's no way to know whether the junk you pull out of the bin will work with it. Chances are good that it will end up farther inboard than otherwise, you'll have to experiment and see if there's still enough clearance to the frame.
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