Shimano Dura-Ace Track
In 1981 Shimano changed their nomenclature to better represent the components' name. They have done so before but the change from 1981 stuck and is still used as of today. As such, I am going to try to squish identical groups with different names under the same category.
Dura-Ace Track (1972-1978)[modifier]
Available from 1972[1] to 1978[2]
GA-100[2][modifier]
- BCD:
- Avail. Crank Lengths: 165mm, (167.5mm), 170mm, (172,5mm) or 175mm
- Pedal Thread: 9/16"x20
- Chain size: 1/2" x 1/8"
- Torque figure:
GB-100[2][modifier]
- Spindle type: Square
- Spindle Length: 112mm
- Chain Line: 1/2" x 1/8"
- Available Threadings: BSC, FR or ITA
- Torque figure:
- Tool:
HA-300[2] (previously called H-741 or H-841 for front and rear wheel hubs respectively)[modifier]
- No. of Spoke Holes: 36, 32 or 28
- Front Overlock nut dimensions: 100mm
- Rear Overlock nut dimensions: 110mm or 120mm
FA-200[2] (previously called FR-912>FR-916)[modifier]
- Chain size: 1/2" x 1/8"
- Thread: 1,37"x24TPI
- Available Teeth: 13, 14, 15 or 16 teeth
UA-200[2] (Previously called K-902)[modifier]
- Thread Dimensions:
- Lock Washer type:
- A:
- B:
- C:
- D:
- l1:
- l2:
- L:
HS-741 or HS-841[modifier]
Small Flange Wheel Hubs made unavailable from 1975 onwards.
Dura-Ace 7000 (or 10) (1977-1981)[modifier]
Available from 1977 to 1981[3]
This was Shimano's attempt at revolutionising track racing. "The 10mm pitch system reduces the overall weight and size of the components"
FC-7000[4] (previously called GA-110)[modifier]
- BCD:
- Avail. Crank Lengths: 165mm or 170mm
- Pedal Thread: 9/16"x20
- Chain size: 10mmx3mm
- Torque figure:
HB-7020[5] (previously called HA-310)[modifier]
- No. of Spoke Holes: 36, 32 or 28
- Front Overlock nut dimensions: 100mm
- Rear Overlock nut dimensions: 110mm or 120mm
CN-7000[3] (previously called QA-100)[modifier]
- Chain size: 10mmx3mm
SS-7000[3] (previously called FA-210)[modifier]
- Chain size: 10mmx3mm
- Thread: BC33x24TPI
- Available Teeth: 14, 15 or 16 teeth
Dura-Ace 7500 (1981-1985)[modifier]
Available from 1981[6] to 1985
FC-7500[7][modifier]
- BCD: 144
- Avail. Crank Lengths: 165mm, 167.5mm or 170mm
- Pedal Thread: 9/16"x20 or 14x1,25
- Chain size: 1/2" x 1/8"
- Torque figure:
BB-7500[7][modifier]
- Spindle type: Square
- Spindle Length: 107mm (BSC) or 109mm (ITA)
- Chain Line:
- Available Threadings: BSC, FR or ITA
- Torque figure:
- Tool:
HB-7520[8][modifier]
Large Flange Wheel Hubs.
- No. of Spoke Holes: 36, 32 or 28
- Front Overlock nut dimensions: 100mm
- Rear Overlock nut dimensions: 110mm or 120mm
SS-7500[6][modifier]
- Chain size: 1/2" x 1/8"
- Thread: 1,37"x24TPI
- Available Teeth: 13, 14, 15 or 16 teeth
HP-7500[9][modifier]
- Thread Dimensions: BSC or FR
- Lock Washer type:
- A:
- B:
- C:
- D:
- l1: 21mm
- l2: 11.5mm
- L:
Dura-Ace 7600 (1986-1998)[modifier]
Available from 1986[10] to 1998[11]
FC-7600[12][modifier]
- BCD: 144
- Avail. Crank Lengths: 165mm, 167.5mm, 170mm, 172.5mm or 175mm
- Pedal Thread: 9/16"x20TPI
- Chain size: 1/2" x 1/8" or 1/2" x 3/32"
- Torque figure: 35-50nm
BB-7600[13][modifier]
Caged ball bearings. Available in BSC, FR or ITA. 109mm
- Spindle type: Square
- Spindle Length: 109mm
- Chain Line:
- Available Threadings: BSC, FR or ITA
- Torque figure:
- Tool:
BB-7610[14][modifier]
Industrial ball bearings version of BB-7600. Different specifications listed.
- Chain Line: 42.5mm
- Available Threading: BSC, NJS or ITA
- Torque figure: 50-70nm
- Tool: TL-UN74-S
HB-7600 (Front[15] and Rear[16]) (Small Flange)[modifier]
- No. of Spoke Holes: 36, 32, 28 or 24
- Front Overlock nut dimensions: 100mm
- Rear Overlock nut dimensions: 110mm or 120mm
HB-7600 (Front[17] and Rear[18]) (Large Flange)[modifier]
- No. of Spoke Holes: 36, 32, 28 or 24
- Front Overlock nut dimensions: 100mm
- Rear Overlock nut dimensions: 110mm or 120mm
SS-7600[modifier]
- Chain size: 1/2" x 1/8" or 1/2" x 3/32"
- Thread: 1,37"x24TPI
- Available Teeth: 13, 14, 15 or 16 teeth
HP-7600[19][modifier]
- Thread Dimensions: BSC or FR[20]
- Lock Washer type:
- A: 30mm (JIS) or 30.2mm
- B: 27mm (JIS) or 26.4mm
- C:
- D:
- l1: 21mm
- l2: 11.5mm
- L: H+37.6mm
Dura-Ace 7700 (2000-2022)[modifier]
Available from 2000[21] to 2022[22]
FC-7710[23][modifier]
- BCD: 144
- Avail. Crank Lengths: 165mm, 167.5mm, 170mm, 172.5mm or 175mm
- Pedal Thread: 9/16"x20TPI
- Chain size: 1/2" x 1/8" or 1/2" x 3/32"
- Torque figure: 35-50nm
- Cap Torque figure: 5-7nm
BB-7700[24][modifier]
Caged ball bearings.
- Spindle type: Octalink
- Spindle Length: 109.5mm
- Chain Line: 42.5mm
- Available Threadings: BSC or ITA
- Torque figure: 50-70nm
- Tool: TL-UN74-S
BB-7710[25][modifier]
Industrial ball bearings version of BB-7700. Different specifications listed.
- Available Threadings: BSC
HB-7710 (Front[26] and Rear[27])[modifier]
Small Flange Wheel Hubs.
- No. of Spoke Holes: 36, 32, 28 or 24
- Front Overlock nut dimensions: 100mm
- Rear Overlock nut dimensions: 110mm or 120mm
HP-7410[28][modifier]
- Thread Dimensions: BSC or FR
- Lock Washer type: Small Notch or Notch
- A: 30mm (JIS) or 30.2mm
- B: 27mm (JIS) or 26.4mm
- C: 22.3mm
- D: 32mm
- l1: 24.1mm
- l2: 13.5mm
- L: H+37.6mm
Track-specific Frame Parts[modifier]
N-103 (12/1972[29]-02/1973[30])[modifier]
Standard Track Fork Ends.
NC-100 (1975[31]-12/1978[2])[modifier]
Low-er end Track Fork Ends.
NC-200 (12/1978[2]-)[modifier]
High-er end Track Fork Ends. Appeared first in a catalog dated December 1978 .
FE-SF10 (-1981[32])[modifier]
Low-er end Track Fork Ends. (Most likely a rename of the NC-100 to meet more appropriately their newly made nomenclature)
FE-UF10 (1981[32]-1984[33])[modifier]
High-er end Track Fork Ends. (Most likely a rename of the NC-200 to meet more appropriately their newly made nomenclature)
Sources[modifier]
This one specific topic on forum.cycling.co.uk, My main source of documentation as it allows download of the material. It is important to note that starting from the early 1990s, all of these catalogues come from Shimano itself. I tried really hard to find my way through Shimano's website to pick up other stuff that might have been interesting but I couldn't. I have no clue how they managed it. disraeligears.co.uk, Probably the BEST source on derailleurs but, as a result, has lot of documentation that supplements the retrobike.co.uk archive. si.shimano.com, Shimano's own website provides a LARGE amount of archived material for singular components.
References[modifier]
- ↑ Page 4 of Shimano Bicycle Components (December 1972), disraeligears.co.uk, last accessed : 12/09/2024
- ↑ 2,0 2,1 2,2 2,3 2,4 2,5 2,6 et 2,7 Page 22 of Shimano Bicycle Components (December 1978), disraeligears.co.uk, last accessed : 12/09/2024
- ↑ 3,0 3,1 et 3,2 Page 26 of the 1981 Shimano Bicycle Components, unknown source, last accessed : 12/09/2024
- ↑ Exploded view of FC-7000, shimano.com, last accessed : 12/09/2024
- ↑ Exploded view of HB-7020, shimano.com, last accessed : 12/09/2024
- ↑ 6,0 et 6,1 Page 29 of the 1981 Shimano Bicycle Components, unknown source, last accessed : 12/09/2024
- ↑ 7,0 et 7,1 Exploded view of FC-7500, shimano.com, last accessed : 12/09/2024
- ↑ Service Instructions for HB-7520, shimano.com, last accessed : 12/09/2024
- ↑ Exploded view of HP-7500, shimano.com, 12/09/2024
- ↑ Page 9 of Shimano Bicycle Components (January 1986), disraeligears.co.uk, last accessed :12/09/2024
- ↑ Page 59 of the 1998 Shimano Bicycle Components, shimano.com, last accessed : 12/09/2024
- ↑ Service Instructions for FC-7600, shimano.com, last access : 29/04/2024
- ↑ Exploded view of BB-7600, shimano.com, last access : 29/04/2024
- ↑ Service Instructions for BB-7610, shimano.com, last access : 29/04/2024
- ↑ Service Instructions for HB-7600-F, shimano.com, 29/04/2024
- ↑ Service Instructions for HB-7600-R, shimano.com, 29/04/2024
- ↑ Service Instructions for HB-7600-F, shimano.com, 29/04/2024
- ↑ Service Instructions for HB-7600-R, shimano.com, 29/04/2024
- ↑ Service Instructions for HP-7600, shimano.com, 29/04/2024
- ↑ Exploded view of HP-7600, shimano.com, 29/04/2024
- ↑ Link, Page 107 of the 2000 Shimano Bicycle Components, shimano.com, last accessed : 12/09/2024
- ↑ Page 145 of the 2022 Shimano Bicycle Components, paul-lange-ukraine.com 29/04/2024
- ↑ Service Instructions for FC-7710, shimano.com, 29/04/2024
- ↑ Service Instructions for BB-7700, shimano.com, last access : 29/04/2024
- ↑ Service Instructions for BB-7710, shimano.com, last access : 29/04/2024
- ↑ Service Instructions for HB-7710-F, shimano.com, 29/04/2024
- ↑ Service Instructions for HB-7710-R, shimano.com, 29/04/2024
- ↑ Service Instructions for HP-7410, shimano.com, 29/04/2024
- ↑ Page 30 of the December 1972 Shimano Bicycle Components, disraeligears.co.uk, last accessed : 19/09/2024
- ↑ Page 30 of the February 1973 Shimano Bicycle Components, disraeligears.co.uk, last accessed : 19/09/2024
- ↑ Page 10 of the 1975 Shimano Bicycle Components, shimano.com, last accessed : 19/09/2024
- ↑ 32,0 et 32,1 Page 29 of the 1981 Shimano Bicycle Components, unknown source, last accessed : 19/09/2024
- ↑ Page 144 of the 1984 Shimano Bicycle Components, unknown source, last accessed : 19/09/2024