On Sat, 25 Jun 2005 15:39:03 +0000, Tim Mullin wrote:
> Dallas <dbc25@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in news:a6d4b$42bd73d7$cf67301b$25255
> @[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> What would make your new bottom bracket and cup assembly come loose?
>
> And what makes you doubt the shop's explaination? Seems like the most
likely
> reason. Unless there is some other compelling evidence, don't worry
yourself.
I agree. They usually need to be done up very tight. This is especially
true with the old Italian threaded headsets, since the right side did not
have left-hand threads like English/ISO bottom brackets do. But, if this
is a new bike, it really should be ISO, so at least that issue is behind
you.
It's no biggie, just something that might have been missed in assembly.
--
David L. Johnson
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