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and how the dustcap is threaded in. | and how the dustcap is threaded in. | ||
[[Datei:Cotterless1sm.jpg|center|Shnitt durch eine Kurbel in Vierkantaufnahme mit Staubkappe]] | |||
Depending on the brand and model, the crank is secured onto the spindle by either a bolt or a nut. The older, more traditional crank design uses a hollow, threaded spindle. A bolt, properly called the fixing bolt, threads into the spindle. A flat washer under the bolt head is essential. Sutherland's Handbook for Bicycle Mechanics calls this crank spindle design "Type I", (Roman numeral, pronounced "type one") or in later editions, "bolt type". | Depending on the brand and model, the crank is secured onto the spindle by either a bolt or a nut. The older, more traditional crank design uses a hollow, threaded spindle. A bolt, properly called the fixing bolt, threads into the spindle. A flat washer under the bolt head is essential. Sutherland's Handbook for Bicycle Mechanics calls this crank spindle design "Type I", (Roman numeral, pronounced "type one") or in later editions, "bolt type". | ||
<center>''Ende der Vierkantwelle mit Schraube und Unterlegscheibe'' | |||
[[Datei:Bolt-typeIMG 5245sm.JPG|center|Vierkantaufnahme mit Schraube und Unterlegscheibe]] | |||
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The alternate design uses a spindle with a small threaded boss protruding past the ends of the square tapered section. A nut threads onto this boss to secure the crank onto the spindle. Usually, the nut is a special nut with a built-in serrated lock washer, so that no separate washer is required. Sutherland calls this crank spindle design "Type II" (type two) or "nut type". | The alternate design uses a spindle with a small threaded boss protruding past the ends of the square tapered section. A nut threads onto this boss to secure the crank onto the spindle. Usually, the nut is a special nut with a built-in serrated lock washer, so that no separate washer is required. Sutherland calls this crank spindle design "Type II" (type two) or "nut type". | ||
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''Ende der Vierkantaufnahme mit Mitter und Gewinde. Die gefurchte Seite der Mutter drückt gegen die Kurbelaußenseite.'' | |||
[[Datei:Nut-typeIMG 5226sm.JPG|center|Vierkantaufnahme mit Mutternbefestigung]] | |||
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Some newer cranksets use a splined connection between the spindle and the crank. Except for a few details, crank removal and replacement are as with any bolt-type spindle. | |||
[[Bild:Bottom-bracket-interfaces-600x180.jpg|center|thumb|600px|Von links nach rechts: Klassische Vierkantaufnahme, [[Octalink]] V1, Octalink V2, [[ISIS]]-Aufnahme]] | |||
==Staubkappe entfernen... außer=== | ==Staubkappe entfernen... außer=== | ||
