Miche BB fitting

I've balls up many a miche bb cup using a craply machined park (i expect better park) bb tool.
I've found the best tools by far are the tacx ones with a spring loaded threaded rod that screws into the spindle to keep it in place firmly. I've got a couple of these for different bb's now. Around 20 quid on the internets, gets my thumbs up.

http://www.cyclestore.co.uk/productDetails.asp?productID=9135

^ +1 - simply the best!

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Great,
Thanks for the help.
I'm gonna try this:

If that fails I'll get that Tacx thing.

I wondered about it being for the cassette, but it says it's for the BB too on the website. (chain reaction).
Nevermind.
DRILL IT.

hay,
the friendly man at the bikeshop gave me this BBB bottomfix for the same miche BB as above, but it's doesn't seem to fit. anybody know how it works?

thx

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^ Had the same issue trying to use that bbb lockring/bb tool on my Miche, problem was that shaft protruding from the centre was causing issue with the tapers and not allowing the tool to go past a certain distance. I just got one of these and all was good once more :http://www.wiggle.co.uk/cyclus-bottom-bracket-tool-for-campagnolo-systems/

Pedro's do one similar that is finished a bit better.

Any more on this? Or does anyone else have any potenial botches that happen with this BB?

Going to fit one tomorrow that's been lying around my house for a couple of months and, while fairly self explanatory, I haven't fitted an adjustable BB before.

Previously I've used a vice to get BBs out and to tighten them up. Reckon that'll not be neccesary? It's a brand new frame with a virgin shell so I'm hopeful it'll slip in easily.

Just do the non-drive-side 1st, then the drive-side, like normal.

I've fitted 3 of these and haven't had any problems. I've used lots of grease (no loctite or anything like that). I used the Tarcx campag tool and a big adjustable spanner.

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Same here, used them for years and never unscrewed or anything.... i use copper grease.