Bike Upgrades. Shimano Hollowtech II Bottom Bracket and cranks Replacement

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Hello cyclists! Bike upgrades. DIY with ASRM Turn on the subtitles, sit back and let us begin. In this video tutorial I will show you how to replace a Shimano Hollowtech II bottom bracket and cranks. How to remove bicycle cranks. Be sure to lubricate the removal tool, all threaded connections must be lubricated. Your equipment will last longer and the disassembly of the assembly will be easier and faster. Repeat after us and you will be able to replace cranks on a bike without difficulty. Now let's compare the difference in weight between old and new bike cranks. The difference is insignificant, but it lies in the weight. How to remove a bicycle bottom bracket. The old bottom bracket under the square is heavier. Therefore, the whole rod system is lighter when using Hollowtech II. In the workshop I use long levers, large tubes so you can unwind each part. Come to our playlist, you will find many videos on the operation of the transmission. The old bottom bracket was dirty. All the dirt that flies into the frame falls on the bottom bracket. Then everything creaks and squeaks. New bottom bracket. Shimano Hollowtech II bottom bracket sm-bb52 out of the box. The manufacturer puts a lot of grease in the bottom bracket. This grease can be used to lubricate threaded connections. Spacers, a very important detail. I'll show you clearly how, without instructions, individually for your carriage knot, you can pick up RINGS. First, we will weigh our new Hollowtech II bottom bracket. The old bottom bracket for the square and the new bottom bracket, as you can see, the difference is significant. Our bottom bracket is 68 - 73 mm. The frame is 73 mm wide at the bottom bracket shell. Spacers allow you to adjust the width of the bottom bracket. Pay attention to the spacer selection. Depending on the trimming, dobby glasses can be completely different. This is the universal way to choose the right spacers. Replace the bottom bracket. Lubricate threaded connections well. The lubricant will repel water and your sled will live much lon