Campag BB power torque

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Joes

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Think on 68mm x 42...
I got chainset to go on
But seems like the chain wheel is going to
hit the frame on drive side...

Is there other sizes or shimming???
Do I need another chainset?
I wanted campag.
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iluvmybike

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More info needed to try and help. What bike is it and what crankset have you currently got on there? What crankset are you trying to fit? Power torque will fit any normal road bike - be aware that once it is on it is not an easy task to remove it.
 

Cycleops

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Could be that’s a road chainset, looks like you have an MTB. If you have a BB with a 68mm width you need one with 73mm specifically for a MTB.
I see you have a ruler, have you measured your BB?
 
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Could be that’s a road chainset, looks like you have an MTB. If you have a BB with a 68mm width you need one with 73mm specifically for a MTB.
I see you have a ruler, have you measured your BB?


Ok
So this is 68 BB..
You say I would need 73 MTB?

This is a CX11 campag so I thought it would be ok for MTB.
Any help on MTB alternatives and what to order?
 
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More info needed to try and help. What bike is it and what crankset have you currently got on there? What crankset are you trying to fit? Power torque will fit any normal road bike - be aware that once it is on it is not an easy task to remove it.
Frame is MTB disc frame from SW somewhere..
I'm fitting it as road hybrid sort..
But it's never had anything on it yet.
 
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This is the spec sheet from Campag on the CX11:
https://www.campagnolo.com/media/files/035_32_Technical manual - cyclocross crankset - Campagnolo_06_12.pdf
if you have the English thread version shell width is just under 68mm.
Did you measure your BB shell width as I suggested? This should give you your answer.
OK
I think it's going to be alright
Some chap suggesting shims which I didn't know existed means I can fit on 68mm and shim about 1.5mm to clear the frame and keep it central.

I had no idea there were shims for this.
Now I do .
Thanks again.
More than likely I'll be back.
 
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