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crank instaling

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  1. Hi There!
    I never have done it before but I am there now trying to install a new Campagnolo Veloce crank on a new Campagnolo bb Record. And it does not go all the way. It is wery tight and the crank levers are not going all the way on the square bb bolt, leaving 3-4mm space still to go in. The wrench is already under very strong preassure and I wander if I am doing something wrong? Could the remaining 3-4mm be pulled just by screwing the bolts?
    If anyone knows about the crank things?
    Thanks!
    Zoran😕

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    Originally posted by zoranr
    Hi There!
    I never have done it before but I am there now trying to install a new Campagnolo Veloce crank on a new Campagnolo bb Record. And it does not go all the way. It is wery tight and the crank levers are not going all the way on the square bb bolt, leaving 3-4mm space still to go in. The wrench is already under very strong preassure and I wander if I am doing something wrong? Could the remaining 3-4mm be pulled just by screwing the bolts?
    If anyone knows about the crank things?
    Thanks!
    Zoran😕

    The Veloce crank does not go with a Record BB. The tapers on the spindle are the same,but even if you are using the 111 record or chorus BB it's design is asymetric and not comatible with a veloce crank. However,that has nothing to do with the question you are asking.Go to www.parktool.com and the repair and maintenace section for the complete drill on crank installation. I have no idea what you are actualy saying,but there has to be adequate torque on the crank bolts to properly seat and secure the cranks. If not adequately torqued, they can loosen and hose the crank arms.

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