I rode the 32/15 fixed with the axle right in the teeth of the dropout, and
it was fine, "off" chainline and all. I'm a giant fan of the Surly Dingle
cog for maximizing gear difference and minimizing axle movement. That
cleans up any theoretical chainline issues, too, but you might start to
obs
All,
After confirming I have a 110 BB I ordered the gaurd and the 74/ 32 ring
that was missing from my QB's crank. I intend to run a 16t freewheel on
one side and a 15t fixed cog on the other side of a fixed/ free flip flop
hub. This should give me a nice cruising gear in fixed and the 16 Fw has
Many thanks all.
On Sun, Jan 13, 2013 at 5:55 PM, qwerty wrote:
> Hi Clyde,
>
> I can confirm that Jim's correct. My early version (green) Quickbeam
> came with a Sugino XD2R crank mounted on a Shimano BB-UN53 bottom
> bracket with a 110mm width.
>
> Mike G.
>
> On 1/13/13, Cyclofiend Jim wro
Hi Clyde,
I can confirm that Jim's correct. My early version (green) Quickbeam
came with a Sugino XD2R crank mounted on a Shimano BB-UN53 bottom
bracket with a 110mm width.
Mike G.
On 1/13/13, Cyclofiend Jim wrote:
> Hey there Clyde - _Pretty_ sure it was a 110 Shimano.
>
> When Google Groups
The Tange and Shimano BB's can be a bit odd in sizing. Study the specs
carefully. You'll notice a 107 and a 110 have the same drive side length !
http://thebikesmiths.com/uploaded/thumbnails/db_file_img_4941_500xauto.jpg
http://web.archive.org/web/20101022002409/http://blog.harriscyclery.com/
Hey there Clyde - _Pretty_ sure it was a 110 Shimano.
When Google Groups had the old format, I had aggregated a page with bb
lengths for various models, according to some of the group members. It was
here -
http://groups.google.com/group/rbw-owners-bunch/web/bb-spindle-lengths -
but it seems
