remove a bike bottom bracket and install new #2
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Thanks for the show...good advice to remove the non-gear side first, and also the reverse threads on gear side important to know. I finally got mine off and instead of a Shimano it was some worn out unit labeled Chinaur...will replace with a Shimano.
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is that a euro bottom bracket
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And yeah a little grease saves headaches in the future.
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Ah bloody always get caught out by the reverse thread on the drive side.
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Nice and simple, cheers!
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Maybe I'm just being an old fuddy duddy but it would have been nice to see you clean the threads with a clean cloth and then grease everything up before you put it all back in there so that if you have to take it apart again it ain't seized solid, I was taught by an old mechanic who always said "a little greasing now saves a hell of a lot of sweat later".
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A fire at 1108 Grant Streetgn
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I have this tool: Item # BBT-22
But the spline tool will not stay in place and will keep slipping off when I apply force. Is there a locking tool that I can use together with this?
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can anyone help ive just brought a new onza bottom bracket but the left cup wont come off any help
Thumbs Up from Germany! ;-)
TheDithrockt 9 months ago 4
@TheDithrockt Thanks! Germany is were I started Mntbiking in 1987 near Stutgart on a steel hard tail peugeot bike and what a great place to ride.
mntbiker036 9 months ago 2
ahhh matee help me, whats your tool called cause i need one of them that has the thing that actually goes into the square taper and stops the tool slipping out, whats it called ?
CharlieCroucherBB 1 year ago
@CharlieCroucherBB It's called a crank puller. Every one needs a good crank puller,eh!
mntbiker036 1 year ago 4
i like my bike to sound like that, it keeps me company on late rides
Stan1455 1 year ago
@Stan1455 Do you hear that sound in your sleep too! Ha HA!
mntbiker036 1 year ago