Old 02-18-24, 03:46 PM
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Yeah I’m pretty sure. If I was taking a multiple choice test, 119 would be the first answer I crossed out. I’ve owned several bikes with SR double cranks but I always used same era Campy BB. You can always splurge on a Phil Wood BB - cups are adjustable from both sides and you can fine tune your chain line that way if needed.
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