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I know that is should perhaps ask the q in another section of the forum but bear with me.
I have an old miyata 912 in Sweden, and it sort of looks really good for a fixie. Only, I have found single cranks with BB for a good price, and I do not know what bb thread they use. Any ideas? Good guesses are ok too. 🙂
It is a antracit grey metallic bike. Triple butted and splined main tubes. Stiff for a cheapo steel bike. The rear hub from FD will fit fine on it. 🙂
Cheers,
C
Claes said:I know that is should perhaps ask the q in another section of the forum
but bear with me.I have an old miyata 912 in Sweden, and it sort of looks really good
for a fixie. Only, I have found single cranks with BB for a good price,
and I do not know what bb thread they use. Any ideas? Good guesses are
ok too. 🙂It is a antracit grey metallic bike. Triple butted and splined main
tubes. Stiff for a cheapo steel bike. The rear hub from FD will fit
fine on it. 🙂Cheers,
C
Don't know for sure but I'm fairly certain it's English.
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Nick
quote='NoZX6R'Claes said:I know that is should perhaps ask the q in another section of the forum
but bear with me.I have an old miyata 912 in Sweden, and it sort of looks really good
for a fixie. Only, I have found single cranks with BB for a good price,
and I do not know what bb thread they use. Any ideas? Good guesses are
ok too. 🙂It is a antracit grey metallic bike. Triple butted and splined main
tubes. Stiff for a cheapo steel bike. The rear hub from FD will fit
fine on it. 🙂Cheers,
C
Don't know for sure but I'm fairly certain it's English.
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Nick[/QUOTE]
Thanx a million, any help is valuable. 🙂
http://tinyurl.com/7ssud probably this will help?
Timofey
Claes said:I know that is should perhaps ask the q in another section of the forum but bear with me.
I have an old miyata 912 in Sweden, and it sort of looks really good for a fixie. Only, I have found single cranks with BB for a good price, and I do not know what bb thread they use. Any ideas? Good guesses are ok too. 🙂
It is a antracit grey metallic bike. Triple butted and splined main tubes. Stiff for a cheapo steel bike. The rear hub from FD will fit fine on it. 🙂
Cheers,
C
I have a Miyata 310 (lower model to your 912) from about mid 1980s. It uses a 68mm BB and is English.
Koon
Thanx a million all of you. You have convinced me. 🙂
I also found another source on the interweb that claims
english thread. Problem gone, gotta love these forums, or rather
the people in the forums.
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