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• #89177
Is the shell braced against something when you clatter it?
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• #89178
Do you have the other side out?
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• #89179
No.
In @fizzy.bleach , the other side is plastic anyway so you can cut it off with a cutter.
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• #89180
No. Probably should be.
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• #89181
Not entirely because there's a section of cup that's tightly sandwiched between the cartridge and the shell. Know what I mean? You can't get at that.
Is the bolt a special fine pitch?
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• #89182
Is the bolt a special fine pitch?
No, crank bolts are standard M8 ISO coarse.
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• #89183
Is that long metal tube a vacuum cleaner tube? I knackered one doing that.
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• #89184
Where (online and in the UK) can I buy a replacement Shimano 5800 brake barrel adjuster? I noticed while adjusting the brakes today that the rear one is bent.
EDIT - found them at SJS
https://www.sjscycles.co.uk/brakes/shimano-105-br5800-cable-adjusting-bolt-unit-frontrear-y88t98010/
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• #89185
Re my hub question yesterday, islabikes are proving clueless and want to sell me a whole wheel instead. I took a picture, anyone recognise the model?
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• #89186
Looks like a Brompton seat tube
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• #89187
whoever built that wheel didna push spoke elbows agin hub. sloppy build.
*did a days course and now am an internet expert
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• #89188
It is, picked it up in the tough streets of London - there are always people leaving them out to chuck.
Great telescopic handle
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• #89189
sloppy build.
Yup. Spoke tension was all over the place too. They've stayed true after I fixed that though. Struggling to remember it's a kids bike and not worth a massive effort, fancy new front wheel etc as it'll be outgrown before long but still. Very irritating.
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• #89190
have you tried the wheelbuilding thread? you might get more luck there.
what's the odds you can take the sticker of the hub and there'll be a brand underneath? -
• #89191
Thanks, have asked there as well. Will try to peel sticker off later!
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• #89192
https://wheelsmfg.com/products/hub-parts/all-cones.html?axle_manufacturer=6868
Any of these match the measurements of the old ones?
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• #89193
re. crank pedal thread repair - I called up condor, who initially said they don't have the tools, so couldn't help me.
They then got back to me to say seeing as they get asked every once in a while to do the helicoil repair they will get the tools in.. I'm hoping to drop it off with them today.
csb but if anyone needs the work done and doesn't want to post it to Highpath then it looks like Condor might be able to help you out!
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• #89194
Are angular bearings in a BB (bb86) a desirable thing, or just marketing?
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• #89195
Angular contact balls or rollers?
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• #89196
Depends if your frame is shit or not.
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• #89197
Angular contact balls or rollers?
"Enduro Angular Contact bearings are specifically designed for hubs and bottom brackets. In standard radial bearings, only 3 or 4 balls make contact during the load, at any given time. In Angular Contact bearings, ALL balls are engaged and spread the force over a larger surface area, to decrease friction, and minimize wear."
Depends if your frame is shit or not.
It's not shit on paper. But the current BB is clicking so maybe it is.
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• #89198
It's not shit on paper. But the current BB is clicking so maybe it is.
Oh I didn't know you'd bought a cannondale?
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• #89199
Quick google suggests Angular contact bearings are designed for applications which need to support both axial and radial forces like headsets which turn and also are subjected to force up the steerer when hitting bumps etc. Cranks will naturally have some radial force side to side but I would think its minimal in relation to the axial forces.
But I don't have a fucking clue what I'm talking about
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• #89200
Big up to Condor!
Crank bolt won't be long enough as it needs to hold the tool and thread in the BB.
You can come and borrow all the kit from me if you want