I've got a set of 175mm 94 bcd cranks on a recumbent tadpole trike. Was wanting to go to smaller arms and increase my gain ratio. Due some unusual clearance issues it doesn't look as if I can go to 110 cranks. I can't find any 94 bcd cranks other than 175 mm. Are smaller arm 94 bcd cranks extinct?
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smaller 94 bcd cranks
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meb said:
I've got a set of 175mm 94 bcd cranks on a recumbent tadpole trike. Was
wanting to go to smaller arms and increase my gain ratio. Due some
unusual clearance issues it doesn't look as if I can go to 110 cranks.
I can't find any 94 bcd cranks other than 175 mm. Are smaller arm 94
bcd cranks extinct?--
mebNope, call us. 170mm 94bcd cranks are not hard to find.
Rememeber MO does not equal what is available in the bicycle stuff
world.vecchio's
republic of Boulder -
Loose Screws show a 94BCD 170mm crank in their web catalogue.
http://www.loosescrews.com/index.cgi?c=Crank/Chainring&sc=Crank%20Arms&id=99179516800.Nick
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I've got a set of 175mm 94 bcd cranks on a recumbent tadpole trike. Was
wanting to go to smaller arms and increase my gain ratio. Due some
unusual clearance issues it doesn't look as if I can go to 110 cranks.
I can't find any 94 bcd cranks other than 175 mm. Are smaller arm 94
bcd cranks extinct?
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