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On Mon, 16 Jun 2003 06:27:14 -0400, "Will" wrote:
>John:
>
>The information on the screen you saw is incorrect. I have the BB and it is marked 110 and my
>chainline is correct. In addition, if you click on "Crank Set Form" the crankset diagrams indicate
>the spindle length to be 110 mm.
The table to which you refer shows that the resulting chainline when used with a 110 mm spindle to
be 43.5 mm - somewhat wide by common track standards. By extension, if you used the 107 mm option,
the chainline would be 42 mm, rather more in keeping with the numbers archived here:
http://www.sheldonbrown.com./gloss_ca-m.html#chainline or
http://www.businesscycles.com/tr-refspec.htm#chainline
Nonetheless, if your particular application benefits from having a
43.5 mm chainline, Phil Wood offers a crankbearing model called the BRS-10 (110.5 spindle, ISO
tapers). It should provide the "upgrade" your original post sought while keeping the chainline
essentially as you have now.
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>"John Dacey" <
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>> "In virtute sunt multi ascensus." - Cicero
>>
>> On Sun, 15 Jun 2003 06:12:05 -0400, "Will" wrote:
>>
>> >I am looking to replace the cheap bottom bracket on my Miche Primato
>track
>> >crank. Anyone know of a quality substitute with the same square taper
>(110
>> >mm length)?
>>
>> For starters, be aware that Miche's website indicates that the current version of their track
>> crank will normally be partnered with a 107 mm spindle with ISO tapers. There may be others, but
>> Specialites T.A. offers a crankbearing with those spec's.
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