Cannondale STEALTH
- Thread starter trickylad
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some bb issues
so i bought a 68/73 mm bb off deveron
very nice it is too
but i'm clueless about how to use spacers
deveron gave me two as the bb needs to be 73mm
the bb says slide spacer to right, but i measured them and think i need to use both cos of the 5mm difference between 68 and 73mm
but when you fix it to the bike and tighten the bb, it looks ODD - do i need both? see pic
also, on the other side, the bb ring doesn't go flush to the frame - is this normal/right?
hmmmmmmmmm..... :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:
so i bought a 68/73 mm bb off deveron
very nice it is too
but i'm clueless about how to use spacers
deveron gave me two as the bb needs to be 73mm
the bb says slide spacer to right, but i measured them and think i need to use both cos of the 5mm difference between 68 and 73mm
but when you fix it to the bike and tighten the bb, it looks ODD - do i need both? see pic
also, on the other side, the bb ring doesn't go flush to the frame - is this normal/right?
hmmmmmmmmm..... :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:
Rdt":3qma5l9i said:I know it's an old discussion, but maybe you can help me
I have the same Cannondale frame (beautiful!) , what I'm looking for are the diameter and the legth of the bb.
Thank you!
P.S.
I've found today this forum and I can't stop reading!
P.P.S.
Sorry for my basic english...
if i remember correctly it's a 68mm, not sure about axle length
yeti-man":3jxwwoai said:
the straight one in the original pics is a no name 'FA' chrome fork. bomb proof but the weight was so out of kilter with the frame i swapped it for a cannondale p-bone which the steerer was too short. now i've got a on-one rigid fork very much like an older version of this without the disc tabs..
http://www.on-one.co.uk/i/q/FOOOCR26DV/on_one_cromo_26er_mtb_fork_v_brake__disc
yeti-man":2krrrjbd said:
the straight one in the original pics is a no name 'FA' chrome fork. bomb proof but the weight was so out of kilter with the frame i swapped it for a cannondale p-bone which the steerer was too short. now i've got a on-one rigid fork very much like an older version of this without the disc tabs..
http://www.on-one.co.uk/i/q/FOOOCR26DV/on_one_cromo_26er_mtb_fork_v_brake__disc
