Sugino 75 crank + Phil Wood 110.5mm BB?

Posted on Fri 5th, June 2009

• #1

MarcM

Will it work?

...got a Phil Wood BB (110.5mm axle) and MIGHT want to get a Sugino 75 crankset on it.
• #2

31trum

depends on the hub, and the b/b has to be ISO
• #3

jammy

should do, yeah. Pretty well actually

(provided it's ISO as has been mentioned)
• #4

MarcM

it is ISO ... well fitted for a set of paul components cranks (royal flush) ... the hub's a suzue promax cf
• #5

StandardPractice

I also want to know what the best ISO Phil BB width is with Sugino 75s. I'm using a Phil hub and a Phil sprocket. I gather 108mm is recommended but have heard 110.5 is the one to go for.
• #6

StandardPractice

Whoa, dredge alert.
• #7

deleted

Hey Josh, I've got same combo and I'm sure my bottom bracket is 110,5.
• #8

tomsvoboda

I'm using a 110.5, Sug 75 chainring, Chub hub and EAI cog and it works faultlessly..

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