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Old 05-23-04, 08:52 AM
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Dura-ace crank compatibility

Im piecing together a 9spd dura-ace group for a frame I just bought. Is it possible to use an older dura-ace crank, pre-9spd? Im using downtube shifters and going for an oldskool look anyway so the aesthetics of an older crankset don't bother me.

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Are you just queerying the aesthetics or the width of the chain ring?

I'm not 100% sure, but I think the rings are the same width.
 
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Yes. I use a Dura-ace 7410 crankset (8-speed) in an otherwise 9-speed drivetrain.
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