Does anyone make a compact crankset in a 177.5 or 180mm?
It looks like everyone stops at 175.
Thanks
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Does anyone make a compact crankset in a 177.5 or 180mm?
It looks like everyone stops at 175.
Thanks
Bestest Handsander said:Does anyone make a compact crankset in a 177.5 or 180mm?
It looks like everyone stops at 175.
Thanks
http://www.peterwhitecycles.com/zephyrlight.asp
Jeff
Bestest Handsander said:Does anyone make a compact crankset in a 177.5 or 180mm?
It looks like everyone stops at 175.
Any 110/74 crank will do, including standard road triples and older MTB
cranks.
Matt O.
Bestest Handsander said:Does anyone make a compact crankset in a 177.5 or 180mm?
Ritchey had such made by Sugino, you might still be able to find
some. Seems Sugino is now selling the reminders under their brand,
cold forged aluminium, square taper, nicely made.
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helmut springer
SJS Cycles have Sugino Mighty 900 in 180mm.
http://www.sjscycles.com/store/cat599.htm.
Nick
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Quoted message said:Does anyone make a compact crankset in a 177.5 or 180mm?
It looks like everyone stops at 175.
Bestest Handsander said:Does anyone make a compact crankset in a 177.5 or 180mm?
It looks like everyone stops at 175.
Thanks
TA and Truvativ both do to 177.5, TA is the only one I know of that has
180....We sell 'em, the TA that is.
Bestest Handsander said:Does anyone make a compact crankset in a 177.5 or 180mm?
I've got an Icon out in the garage waiting to be installed.
Quoted message said:It looks like everyone stops at 175.
175 is just the most common size; 180 isn't supplied in every brand
and model, and often isn't found in lbs on-hand inventory, but
reputable shops know where to get them.
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