|   Cook bros. crank question | seattletim
Feb 18, 2002 10:00 AM | | Hey, Anyone know what size spindle the old Cook Brothers cranks should be run with?
I found a pair of anodized blue ones at the Seattle bike swap over the weekend and am going to put them on my Curtlo.
I'll probably just leave the 113 spindle in there and see what happens, but thought maybe someone is an expert on the subject....
Thanks!
Tim |
| re: Cook bros. crank question | mbolger
Feb 18, 2002 1:53 PM | | I am running a pair of cook's, I think they are the E crank, and have used a 113 bb on two bikes. Got a love those blue cranks.
mat |
| ditto-my F-types take a.... | pedro
Feb 18, 2002 2:46 PM | | 113. D8 will be along soon i'm sure stating the same thing (spindle length). unless you've got a REAL old pair....
cheers |
| thanks dudes, putting them on right now..... (nm) | seattletim
Feb 18, 2002 5:21 PM | | |
| blue on blue? | DAS
Feb 18, 2002 7:02 PM | | That's a lot of blue man, next thing you know the headset will be blue, the bars, the cables, the disc brakes....OH! sorry, you don't have discs. OUCH. |
| yeah, can I borrow your rear tire? | seattletim
Feb 18, 2002 7:11 PM | | Ha ha!
or maybe I need to buy the blue boazobeana's by Nokian.....
I just wanted the Cooks, didn't care what color. Rumor has it that Easy Off oven cleaner will take the anodizing off, but I don't care a whole lot.
FYI, I am putting a hope mini (hydraulic, even!) front disc on the Heckler you rode, dave! It'll be my wet weather ride....
It was shorts weather in Seattle today.... put in two hours on the road! Windbreaker, though, of course. I know you can't wait to get up here, huh?
Later,
Tim |
| E/F are low profile... | DeeEight
Feb 18, 2002 9:16 PM | | so 107 to 113mm
CBR and RSR are wide, 127.5 to 127.5mm. |
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