stumpjumper BB
cwheatley1
Posts: 18
Hi all you helpful peeps
I have just gained a 2002 stumpjumper M4 FSR frame, which I intend to build up.
I have everything I need except a BB & crankset, does anyone know what type of BB was fitted to these, or what type will fit.
I am concerned to get the right thing, dont want problems with the chainline or anything else, & I dont have any BB's to try.
Also, which BB thread did specialized use back then ?
Cheers.
I have just gained a 2002 stumpjumper M4 FSR frame, which I intend to build up.
I have everything I need except a BB & crankset, does anyone know what type of BB was fitted to these, or what type will fit.
I am concerned to get the right thing, dont want problems with the chainline or anything else, & I dont have any BB's to try.
Also, which BB thread did specialized use back then ?
Cheers.
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Just buy and HTII setup and get the frame faced0
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sorry, you've lost me ?????????????0
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Depends on the crankset you want to fit. As Chunkers said - Deore HTII around £50, comes with a BB, but you'll need the BB shell faced, probably around £10 at your LBS.
It probably came with a cartridge BB, but which one you need will depend on the crankset you want to fit.I don't do smileys.
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Parktools0 -
ah, ok, thanks for the explanation.
excuse my ignorance, but why does the shell need facing ?0 -
Slight change to the plan (possibly), the guy who owned the frame originally has just brought round a raceface turbine crankset that he says was on it, its an ISIS fitting (10 splines).
Can anyone advise how I can tell what length the BB spindle needs to be (hopefully without trial & error, cos I have to buy whatever I need, so could do with getting it right first time)0 -
You need to look at the tech docs for the crankset to see what axle length you need.I don't do smileys.
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Parktools0 -
Ok, looks like I know how I am spending the next hour or so, trawling the web looking for an ancient tech doc0
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Or start on the Raceface website.I don't do smileys.
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Parktools0 -
But according to Bikepedia that's not what it came with originally, so back to Raceface.
http://www.bikepedia.com/QuickBike/Bike ... SR+XC+CompI don't do smileys.
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Parktools0 -
Thanks very much all, didnt know about bikepedia, what a great resource, thanks very much, just what I needed0