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Re: Very stuck campag bottom bracket So in the end I had another go at removing it with the cyclo tool, I stood on the frame and a friend turned the breakerbar, we thought it finally let go however this was just was all the pins on the tool shearing off.... So after this I took it to Argos...

Re: So I had another go with the new cyclo tool as recomended in this thread. The tool is well made but of a similar alloy to the bottom bracket cups so don't use a spanner like I did or it will cut into the tool. However it is still firmly stuck solid despite using a breaker bar and...

Re: Thank you everyone for your suggestions. Robin: In the 1st photo I was pulling on the tool arm which should be undo but thanks for clarifying it's easy to get muddled when the frame is upside down. Speaking of frames, it's a Ribble in 631 and the bb cups are stamped 1.30x24 which is...

Re: Very stuck campag bottom bracket Ah this is the non-drive side, I'm just using the drive crank to hold the tool in place. I'm certain I'm turning it in the correct direction.

Any suggestions on how to get this bottom bracket out? its a cartridge type with alloy cups apparently. I've dumped a lot of plusgas down the seat tube but that hasn't made a dent in it. The tool bent while I was stood on the frame and using an extension bar over the end of it. Edit: See my...

Looking at those decal dates it does seem to suggest pre 70's.

Good evening, I picked up this tatty Falcon last year and have been using it as a single speed pub bike but I'm curious about how old it is. I've searched high and low online too for a similar model but no luck yet. '531' Frame Tubing Nervex Lugs Cyclo Dropouts I'm not even sure what colour...

Humbrol model enamel is good too.

Just in time for the summer 8) Good choice in music too :)

Well is it fine when the wheel is off the bike?

SJS also have a fair few spokes https://www.sjscycles.co.uk/spokes/

Ah that's interesting, I've just checked my frame and it has campag dropouts but the derailleur has a tab that rests on the frame stop and provides another tab for the b screw.

Re: Re: I don't have a thread gauge to measure it with but I was assuming its a fine varient of the standard M4. What's the difference between campag and suntour compatible drop outs? I'm sure this bike had this RD from new and it shifts OK.

Related, my suntour b-screw is bent but I think it's as you say, an M4 fine thread. I've had little luck in finding a replacement so I was going to tap it to M4 coarse.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Gents-Orbit- ... SwpWBawLav Some kind of former TT bike maybe?

Thanks danson67, I've started looking at Vitus repair people.

Re: Re: That's not tape its an alloy joiner for the rear triangle as seen here. viewtopic.php?f=1&t=213526

Hi everyone, I have this Liyang lugged carbon frame that sadly at some point has had a repair attempted with a wood screw... The top tube also moves slightly in its lugs so I assume the bonding has begun to fail. Has anyone had anything like this repaired before? I'm considering just hangining...

RJ The Bike Guy has plenty of great videos on bottom bracket servicing/replacement. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrkqf91H_Zk As others have said, your key parameters are axle length, crank mounting type, and bb thread size.

Well how about that.