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• #118052
Ah yes, Cinelli Supercorsa, world's coolest bike. The colour flourishes certainly have bravado. Traditionalists will deprecate the American geartrain of course.
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• #118053
8 year old alu trek hybrid. Can anyone tell me what BB standard this is? Im trying to fit some 6600 hollowtech cranks and figured it would be an easy swap because the current bb is hollowtech. Only its much too wide, only about half of the splines engage. Theres spacers between the frame and BB, can i remove one/both of these? Picture below
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• #118054
Bb shell (without spacers) measures just under 68mm. Can I just stick a modern hollowtech onto it without spacers?
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• #118055
Bb shell (without spacers) measures just under 68mm. Can I just stick a modern hollowtech onto it without spacers?
Yes. It has had an MTB crank in there, they are designed for 73mm shells so there's a 2.5mm spacer per side if you use one in a 68mm shell.
Of course, if the frame was built to take MTB cranks, the chainring or spider of a 6600 might hit the chainstay, but you can cross that bridge when you come to it :)
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• #118056
chainring or spider of a 6600 might hit the chainstay
Praying this isnt true. Will have a go tomorrow. So can I just remove the spacers and use the current hollowtech?
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• #118057
So can I just remove the spacers and use the current hollowtech?
Yes.
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• #118058
Thanks, @HarmanMogul Traditions have always been the least of my worries. ;)
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• #118059
bar end cable and routing it so it goes under the hoods and down the same way as the sti shifter cables does; a faux pas to some but it looks neater. Would a good cable and outer negate the added friction caused by the extra bends?
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• #118060
Saddle arrived form Mr HilaryStone. Was a tad concerned as I had seemed to just pay money into his account without any recognition from his end, alas it is here now.
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• #118061
If anything, following the bar will introduce a more gradual curve in the cable than routing it into an STi.
Proceed!
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• #118062
Considering one of these for the other half...
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• #118063
I'm not sure why I bother building bikes, a Pinnacle would be objectively better than most of what I manage :|
At least I got sick flames
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• #118065
Di2 wizardry
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• #118066
here's how the do it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kiPNndG4Uh8
nice bike btw, di2 and hydraulic -
• #118067
I've got some of the Di2 adaptor kit knocking about if anyone wants it
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• #118068
Broke a decrepit leather toe strap with my unimaginable leg power (rookie dismount fuckup), cooked this up a minute ago. It's like the Velcro sandwich of a hold fast strap for old cages.
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• #118070
Cheers, ended up ordering from Planet X.
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• #118071
Changed the forks on my mtb beater from threaded to threadless with a BBB steerer extender today. Worked a charm. See if it'll all tighten and clamp properly when fitted.
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• #118072
cooked this up a minute ago
As in you made it from stuff or adapted something?
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• #118073
I made it from some nylon off an old back pack and some sticky velcro from the store.
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• #118074
Fry for 5 mins, add garlic, fry 2 more mins, serve
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• #118075
friend of mine has one, did festive 500 off road on it. they're boss little bikes, although I personally don't like the hoods.
nahhh it's the bondage of the electrical tape.