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Campagnolo Chorus 12 Speed Chainset And Ultra Torque BB Fitting Guide

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Campagnolo Chorus 12 Speed Chainset and Ultra Torque Bottom Bracket Fitting Guide. If you find the videos helpful and would like to make a small donation to help support the channel you can do so here www.paypal.com...
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@wm.b.bowman2634 Год назад

Great vid. While not doing the full process…I replaced my 170mm Campy Chorus 12 speed cranks with 165mm cranks today and I used your video as my road guide. Very simple and easy to do. Thanks!

@calvinjus7457 3 месяца назад

Very good video. I receive my new bike next week with campagnolo Chorus group set. A thumb up from France 👍🏻👍🏻

@MrWBB63 Год назад

Thanks. Very detailed and helpful.

@1ssll1 Год назад

since two years on my bike. Totally satisfied!

@zzhughesd 3 года назад

35nM. Only used to BB9O. Knowing pedals go on and hardly need a single nM to tightened amazed how much traditional BB needs so much torque to instal.

@jaroslavscz1821 2 года назад

I am curious as to your thoughts on greasing the cup threads. Campagnolo advises not to grease as they put that small amount of grease on the cup threads already.

@SimonHBS Год назад

I don't know the reason behind Campagnolo's advice or what grease or compound they put on the cup threads. It's probably a sort of anti-seize compound. Normally, the best practise is to use anti-seize compound. Grease is OK, but not optimal. Grease should be used for moving parts - thin for fast moving parts like the cassette body, thicker for threads on low-stress screws and nuts. Anti-seize for high stress and high torque assembly.

@XBKLYN Год назад

I use plumbers Teflon tape on the threads...prevents seizing without having to add more grease.

@glennoc8585 2 года назад

I've considered campy on a bsa frame but never got around to it but i might go for campy on my next build. I've heard you need a dedicated puller for changing the bearings though.

@thedownunderverse 2 года назад

Yes. Look into the Super-B Ultra Torque bearing installer/removal tool - great toolkit.

@st3ange21 3 года назад

Can I mail you to fix a problem that is bugging me for some month now? I'll explain briefly here: basically The square taper cranks on my fixed gear are not symmetrical, the one on the left is comparatively further away from the chainstay than the right one is. I don't understand why and how to fix it. Love the videos and the channel, always full of good contents! 🤘