watchorn_luke
Dirt Disciple
Oh right yeah il have a measure but if its not any idea how to get the crank in a little more?
New BB and Crank New PROBLEMS
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ScillySuffolk
Retro Guru
There's no "fix" as such, if it's out then something isn't fitted correctly.
Check the BB is fitted properly: is there a gap between the cups and the frame?
Are the cranks fully on? Hold the ends of the crank arms and try and wobble it left to right: there shouldn't be any play.
Check the BB is fitted properly: is there a gap between the cups and the frame?
Are the cranks fully on? Hold the ends of the crank arms and try and wobble it left to right: there shouldn't be any play.
watchorn_luke
Dirt Disciple
ScillySuffolk
Retro Guru
So what does the chainline measure and what's the gap between the chainrings and chainstay like?
watchorn_luke
Dirt Disciple
What do you mean? Not sure how to measure that? I measured my chain stay an it says 165mm
ScillySuffolk
Retro Guru
Front chainline.
Looking down on the chainset from directly above, what is the gap between the chainrings and the chainstay?
I'm with Shaun: your cranks look to be sitting too far on the spindle.
My first thought was that you had a JIS BB and an ISO crank, but that would result in the opposite problem.
Looking down on the chainset from directly above, what is the gap between the chainrings and the chainstay?
I'm with Shaun: your cranks look to be sitting too far on the spindle.
My first thought was that you had a JIS BB and an ISO crank, but that would result in the opposite problem.
watchorn_luke
Dirt Disciple
Oh right il have a look but I don't think there is anything I is anything i can do, it runs fine now so is it still ok to run?
Midlife
Retro Wizard
http://velobase.com/ViewComponent.aspx? ... &AbsPos=15
That fixed cup doesn't look like Chorus? Shouldn't the axle be 108-112 mm ish to fit......
Ah, just re-read above posts and it's a Tifosi
If it's all bolted up tight and nothing is rubbing then stick a spacer in the rear of the FD cage and ride away
Shaun
That fixed cup doesn't look like Chorus? Shouldn't the axle be 108-112 mm ish to fit......
Ah, just re-read above posts and it's a Tifosi
If it's all bolted up tight and nothing is rubbing then stick a spacer in the rear of the FD cage and ride away
Shaun
watchorn_luke
Dirt Disciple
Aha cheers mate, it rides ok now and iv stuck a spacer in it now anyway. Going to take it to the old bike shop owner and get him to have ago. He is realy good and if its a small job probs don't even charge.
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