I have an old Panasonic road bike with 170mm Campy cranks on it. They appear to have an allen bolt, although it is a different size than is on my modern FS mtn bike.
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I have an old Panasonic road bike with 170mm Campy cranks on it. They appear to have an allen bolt, although it is a different size than is on my modern FS mtn bike.
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I have an old Panasonic road bike with 170mm Campy cranks on it. They appear to have an allen bolt, although it is a different size than is on my modern FS mtn bike.
I have been told it's likely a 10mm.
Anyone have old Campy cranks with 10mm bolts?
I guess I'll run down to the LBS with it...
G
I thought Campy had 7mm bolts.
Anyone know differently?
Could also be a non-Campy allen-head crank bolt or self-extracting gizmo. They were sold in the aftermarket during the time that Campy used 15mm hex-head bolts. There were several types & bolt formats used in these products. Some even used 6mm allen head, which is just way too small.
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I have an old Panasonic road bike with 170mm Campy cranks on it. They appear to have an allen bolt, although it is a different size than is on my modern FS mtn bike.
I have been told it's likely a 10mm.
Anyone have old Campy cranks with 10mm bolts?
I guess I'll run down to the LBS with it...
G
I thought Campy had 7mm bolts.
Anyone know differently?
Mike
I'm pretty sure it's bigger than 7mm. My FS mtn bike crank bolts are definitely bigger than 7mm and that wrench is too small for the Campys.
I have an old Panasonic road bike with 170mm Campy cranks on it. They appear to have an allen bolt, although it is a different size than is on my modern FS mtn bike.
I have been told it's likely a 10mm.
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I thought Campy had 7mm bolts.
I was gonna say 7 as well, and that is one size most allen wrench sets do not have. Be careful, also, since the auto-extractor rings, the things that look like the dust caps, are left-hand thread. They also tend to wear. I had one that was so bad off it would not pull the crank any more.
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I have an old Panasonic road bike with 170mm Campy cranks on it. They appear to have an allen bolt, although it is a different size than is on my modern FS mtn bike.
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I have an old Panasonic road bike with 170mm Campy cranks on it. They appear to have an allen bolt, although it is a different size than is on my modern FS mtn bike.
I have been told it's likely a 10mm.
Anyone have old Campy cranks with 10mm bolts?
The bolt is m8x1. The allen head was 7mm on the older bolts, 8mm now