CAMPAGNOLO - Assembling 2011 Power Torque™ Crankset - Montaggio guarnitura Power Torque™ 2011

[marksvermillion]

You know, I hear that cotters are the wave of the future.



[marksvermillion]

A gear puller? Seriously? Big step forward there, folks.

[Timdog032]

Sorry, Campagnolo, but this is rubbish. Unidentified tools, a ham-fisted cretin who's never uses a wrench on a bike in his life - look how the chain is wrapped around the chainstay! - no narration or captioning... all on top of a genuinely puzzling omission of a simple self-extracting bolt on the left-hand crank. I have had to wait a week for the collet tool from the UK @ $50, and buy a $30 bearing puller, to do a job that takes 15sec on my Shimano bikes. And a 12mm Allen key? Seriously?

[velotechcycling]

@pmarchitect, I know what you mean, they aren't the greatest videos, but to be fair, they aim to be language neutral, hence little additional info & they do make the point that for *most* users this is a job best done by a shop.

Good spot on the spring clip :-(

[velotechcycling]

@Timdog032, no, it's a plasticised card shield that sits behind the crank so that the puller doesn't mark it.

@mr4y, well, you could come on one of our Campagnolo-accredited training courses if you are in the UK ...

[playermatti]

Niente grasso?

[pmarchitect]

Also, where is the clip on the right cup???

[pmarchitect]

I don't know why they don't tell you what tools you need and what they're called.

It's good that they're doing videos, but the videos themselves are crap.

[mr4y]

This video is a guessing game really. No narration, no screen captions...How you're supposed to learn the installation of the crankset?

[mibars]

@mr4y Then he is using torque wrench and no info about what torque was applied...

[campagnoloascuk]

Note that you may also need Campagnolo tool UT-FC095, not shown in this video.

[Timdog032]

@campagnoloascuk Is that the same tool that magically appears at 2min41sec, then disappears again?