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Veloce crankset

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  1. Hello, I have a 97 Campy Veloce Triple Crankset and BB. Can I install a
    2000 Veloce 53/39 crankset (double ring) and have it fit correctly, and
    have everything work? Will it fit the Bottom Bracket? Will this crank
    interface with the rest of the Campy Veloce components on my bike? Does
    it matter what bottom bracket size is used? Thanks for your help!!

    Chuck

  2. chuck-<< Hello, I have a 97 Campy Veloce Triple Crankset and BB. Can I install
    a
    2000 Veloce 53/39 crankset (double ring) and have it fit correctly, and
    have everything work? >><BR><BR>
    << Will it fit the Bottom Bracket? Will this crank
    interface with the rest of the Campy Veloce components on my bike? >><BR><BR>

    If you have a 111mm BB, yes, even the front der. If you have a 115.5mm BB(used
    for triples AND oversized seat tubes), then ideally you should get a 111mm BB.

    Peter Chisholm
    Vecchio's Bicicletteria
    1833 Pearl St.
    Boulder, CO, 80302
    (303)440-3535
    http://www.vecchios.com
    "Ruote convenzionali costruite eccezionalmente bene"

  3. F1Vanc said:

    Hello, I have a 97 Campy Veloce Triple Crankset and BB. Can I install a
    2000 Veloce 53/39 crankset (double ring) and have it fit correctly, and
    have everything work? Will it fit the Bottom Bracket? Will this crank
    interface with the rest of the Campy Veloce components on my bike? Does
    it matter what bottom bracket size is used? Thanks for your help!!

    Yes just bolt on your crank and ride.
    (Lubricate and torque your new chainring bolts, the tapers,
    the crank bolts an your pedal threads, all to recommended
    values)

    --
    Andrew Muzi
    www.yellowjersey.org
    Open every day since 1 April, 1971

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