A buddy of mine is looking at putting on Calviculas on his bike. He (and I) konw nothing about 'em.
What kind of bb do they use, and how about chainrings?
Anything to look out for?
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Clavicula cranks
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Clavicula cranks
by 54ny77 » Thu Nov 18, 2010 6:53 am
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Re: Clavicula cranks
by madcow » Thu Nov 18, 2010 5:26 pm
They use their own bb. It can be gotten in both standard threaded (english or Italian) PF30 or bb30.
Chainrings are just standard rings either 110 for compact or 130 for traditional.
There really isn't much to look out for other than the torque on the preload adjuster 1-2 nm is ideal. 8nm on the pinch bolt.
Chainrings are just standard rings either 110 for compact or 130 for traditional.
There really isn't much to look out for other than the torque on the preload adjuster 1-2 nm is ideal. 8nm on the pinch bolt.
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