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bambam 12-19-2011 01:19 PM

Taper of a Mavic Bottom Bracket
 
Anybody know what the taper of a mavic Bottom Bracket is?
I've looked but can't find a definitive answer?

This would be a Bottom Bracket thay looks like this one:
http://images.search.yahoo.com/image...mb=pURdc8IWl1b

Thanks,
BamBam

oldpotatoe 12-19-2011 01:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bambam
Anybody know what the taper of a mavic Bottom Bracket is?

This would be a Bottom Bracket thay looks like this one:
http://images.search.yahoo.com/image...mb=pURdc8IWl1b

Thanks,
BamBam


JIS. I sub-bed 113mm UN-72 for Mavic all the time. 114 and 116 were the Mavic road lengths.

bambam 12-19-2011 02:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by oldpotatoe
JIS. I sub-bed 113mm UN-72 for Mavic all the time. 114 and 116 were the Mavic road lengths.

OP thanks. I just wasn't sure if they were campy or shimano.

This bring up another question. Will Shimano 9 speed cranksets work with 11 speed campy everything else?

Thanks,
Bambam

Bob Loblaw 12-19-2011 08:10 PM

Should work fine.

I haven't any experience with that exact setup, but I have run 7 speed cranks with a 10 speed drivetrain. Worked well enough to race criteriums, which I did on it.

BL

ultraman6970 12-19-2011 08:26 PM

"Will Shimano 9 speed cranksets work with 11 speed campy everything else?"

Yes, the beauty of campy

Gummee 12-20-2011 08:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by oldpotatoe
JIS. I sub-bed 113mm UN-72 for Mavic all the time. 114 and 116 were the Mavic road lengths.

I tried that and split the spider where the BB meets the crank.

Exit one starfish crankset!

M

oldpotatoe 12-20-2011 08:38 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gummee
I tried that and split the spider where the BB meets the crank.

Exit one starfish crankset!

M

Sorry, but it's still JIS taper.

harryschwartzma 12-20-2011 09:33 AM

How'd ya do that? That's alot of aluminum 'round the starfish.

bambam 12-20-2011 09:43 AM

crank
 
I forgot that the shimano 9 speeds are octolink.
I would love to find a starfish or maybe go another route. TA,Sugino maybe?
I think if I go with anyting less thatn a 8/9 speed crankset I may have problems with the chain going between the two chainrings.

The BB thread will allow me to thread a standard BB cup(Italian) in about 3 turns but I know I need more or I will have to use this Mavic BB.

Does anybody know the best way to clean out the BB threads?
I would really like to use the Ultratourque crank that goes with the rest of the campy bits.

Thanks,
BamBam

oldpotatoe 12-20-2011 10:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bambam
I forgot that the shimano 9 speeds are octolink.
I would love to find a starfish or maybe go another route. TA,Sugino maybe?
I think if I go with anyting less thatn a 8/9 speed crankset I may have problems with the chain going between the two chainrings.

The BB thread will allow me to thread a standard BB cup(Italian) in about 3 turns but I know I need more or I will have to use this Mavic BB.

Does anybody know the best way to clean out the BB threads?
I would really like to use the Ultratourque crank that goes with the rest of the campy bits.

Thanks,
BamBam

Good bike shop with a tap with the far superior Italian threading.

Kontact 12-20-2011 10:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bambam
I forgot that the shimano 9 speeds are octolink.
I would love to find a starfish or maybe go another route. TA,Sugino maybe?
I think if I go with anyting less thatn a 8/9 speed crankset I may have problems with the chain going between the two chainrings.

The BB thread will allow me to thread a standard BB cup(Italian) in about 3 turns but I know I need more or I will have to use this Mavic BB.

Does anybody know the best way to clean out the BB threads?
I would really like to use the Ultratourque crank that goes with the rest of the campy bits.

Thanks,
BamBam

It's called chasing the threads. Bike shops do that with the correct chasing tool.

Mavic chamfered BB shells are supposed to allow you to go back to threaded BBs if you want. I have at least one bike with a chamfered shell that has a threaded BB in it, if that is your issue.

Velo Orange makes a modern threadless BB as well. But if you haven't tried fixing your frame, I wouldn't buy more stuff until you've done that.


You can "convert" any crankset to 9/10 spacing by replacing the inner ring.

Gummee 12-20-2011 12:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by harryschwartzma
How'd ya do that? That's alot of aluminum 'round the starfish.

Got me man! If I knew what I did (it was a bunch of years ago) I certainly wouldn't do it again!

M

jvp 12-20-2011 12:25 PM

My '89 Paramount had a standard dura ace double w/ mavic chamfered BB, I switched it out to a sugino compact w/ phil wood BB after having the threads chased, no problems.

bambam 12-20-2011 04:11 PM

Thanks
 
Thanks for all the help.

I'm hoping I can clean it and ease a BB in there.
If not I plan on taking it to a bike shop or builder and have them chase it.

If the thread are toat I just want to work through all my posibilities.

Is there a prefered way to clean out the shell?

merckx 12-20-2011 04:15 PM

I have a Mavic chamfering BB tool if you are interested. $20.00 plus shipping.


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