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Forum: Bicycle Mechanics

02-10-20, 07:32 PM

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Campagnolo Racing T Crank Bottom Bracket Puzzler

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Posted By H5N1

The Proposition Will Be Tested

No apologies needed. The thread has laid fallow for a while, and that has allowed some time for info like yours to come in, which is great.
I just ordered a Phil Wood bottom bracket, which should be...

Forum: Bicycle Mechanics

03-27-19, 08:00 PM

Replies: 15

Campagnolo Racing T Crank Bottom Bracket Puzzler

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Posted By H5N1

Ok, I'll give that a go.

Ok,
I'll give that a go.

Forum: Bicycle Mechanics

03-25-19, 08:11 AM

Replies: 15

Campagnolo Racing T Crank Bottom Bracket Puzzler

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Posted By H5N1

Well, I'm back and more perplexed than before. ...

Well,
I'm back and more perplexed than before.
I will confirm that with a Campy Centaur 68x155.5 BB, the crankarm-chainstay gap is significantly wider on the drive side than on the non-drive side!...

Forum: Bicycle Mechanics

06-16-18, 04:19 AM

Replies: 15

Campagnolo Racing T Crank Bottom Bracket Puzzler

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Posted By H5N1

It seems to have something to do with this...

It seems to have something to do with this particular crankset, ie. the Racing T triple.
The bike is a Black Mountain Cycles road bike. 28.6 tubing, not oversize. 68mm bottom bracket shell, English...

Forum: Bicycle Mechanics

06-15-18, 06:02 AM

Replies: 15

Campagnolo Racing T Crank Bottom Bracket Puzzler

Views: 5,671

Posted By H5N1

Campagnolo Racing T Crank Bottom Bracket Puzzler

I’m feeling bothered about a Campagnolo Racing T triple crankset installation.
It’s a square taper ISO crank, and the recommended Bottom bracket is a Campagnolo Centaur 68 X 115.5 cartridge.
With...

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