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Did you want to call it something else?

 

 

Crank Axle makes more sense to me than bottom bracket.

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Whats the little screw( not the hi lo) that is at the back of your RD? the one that's next to the screw that fits onto your frame?

 

B adjustment screw.

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cassette not sprocket. SingleSpeeds have a sprocket

Does a cassette not just have many sprockets?
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I was riding behind Mad_about_MTB on friday. We were both on AM bikes. He's only running 1 chainring up front with a chain device. He seemed to be able to climb pretty easily, but also not spin out too easily on the descents...

 

so I asked him "what size is that cog?"

 

He turned back and looked at me with a shocked face. Seems it sounded like I'd said something else.

 

So unless you're in dead quiet surroundings and the other person can hear your clearly... call them chainrings :lol:

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Why do they call it a " Bottom Bracket " ?

 

Bracket. -noun...a support of metal wood etc. projecting, to hold or bear the weight of something.

 

Make sense?

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Crank Axle makes more sense to me than bottom bracket.

 

So you want to call this Bottom Bracket ... Axle

 

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then what do you want to call the sliver thing sticking out of the crank there?

 

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:blink:

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So you want to call this Bottom Bracket ... Axle

 

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then what do you want to call the sliver thing sticking out of the crank there?

 

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:blink:

 

Moeg???

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The other day at school me and my mate were discussing how we had and could get red and blue nipples ! Haters were Hatin' !

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