[RBW] Re: Bike Friday questions

2020-06-26 Thread Kent Peterson -- Eugene, Oregon
Those cranks are FSA Gossamers. The BB shell is a standard 68 mm, so you can 
replace the outboard bearing BB with a square taper if you want. 

Kent Peterson
Eugene, OR USA

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[RBW] Re: Bike Friday questions

2020-06-26 Thread Joe Bernard
Yes, your Llama should have a normal 68mm BB shell, the two-piece crank with 
outboard bearings just looks and mounts differently. It doesn't require a 
special shell. 

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[RBW] Re: Bike Friday questions

2020-06-26 Thread Drw
Thanks bill, that makes sense. I see they sell one if you are running just a 
single front ring. 

I’d also be fine removing the current bb and going with a square taper/familiar 
crank. Just not sure if that’s all compativlble. I’ve been stuck in my ways and 
am not familiar with this new stuff. 

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[RBW] Re: Bike Friday questions

2020-06-26 Thread Bill Schairer
My NWT is a 1x with an internal 3 sp/ 7 sp cassette hub. I think you need to 
run it with a chain guard to keep the chain on. I have from time to time made 
it a 2x but found, I guess with the short drive line, it would change 
chainrings on its own.

Bill S

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[RBW] Re: Bike Friday questions

2020-06-26 Thread Drw
Haha well at least I now know. Also maybe with crank ideas we can now tailor it 
towards a 1x, since that’s a viable option. 

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[RBW] Re: Bike Friday questions

2020-06-26 Thread Joe Bernard
Yep, that's newfangled outboard bearing style. Time for folks who know this 
newfangled stuff to chime in!

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