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I have an old road bike I want to get a single speed crank for but don't know what fitting the bottom bracket has.



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    I have an old road bike I want to get a single speed crank for but don't know what fitting the bottom bracket has.



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      I have an old road bike I want to get a single speed crank for but don't know what fitting the bottom bracket has.



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      I have an old road bike I want to get a single speed crank for but don't know what fitting the bottom bracket has.



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          The bottom bracket spindle is for cottered crank.



          The bottom bracket looks like threaded one, so it is likely that it can be replaced with square taper or external cup bottom bracket. To tell which thread the bottom bracket has, we'd need to know the exact dimensions.






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            The bottom bracket spindle is for cottered crank.



            The bottom bracket looks like threaded one, so it is likely that it can be replaced with square taper or external cup bottom bracket. To tell which thread the bottom bracket has, we'd need to know the exact dimensions.






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              The bottom bracket spindle is for cottered crank.



              The bottom bracket looks like threaded one, so it is likely that it can be replaced with square taper or external cup bottom bracket. To tell which thread the bottom bracket has, we'd need to know the exact dimensions.






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                The bottom bracket spindle is for cottered crank.



                The bottom bracket looks like threaded one, so it is likely that it can be replaced with square taper or external cup bottom bracket. To tell which thread the bottom bracket has, we'd need to know the exact dimensions.






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                The bottom bracket spindle is for cottered crank.



                The bottom bracket looks like threaded one, so it is likely that it can be replaced with square taper or external cup bottom bracket. To tell which thread the bottom bracket has, we'd need to know the exact dimensions.







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