Ofmega Mistral Cranks
02-15-17, 06:49 PM
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Ofmega Mistral Cranks
53/42, 170mm, 9/16x20F. Ofmega marked chainring bolts. Miyata dust caps.
Very dirty, dried grease, lots of scratches and wear. Even has some paint on it. Teeth are OK, not great but definitely have life left. Overall a little ugly but should clean up well.
$50 $40 shipped/USA. Paypal please. SOLD
Very dirty, dried grease, lots of scratches and wear. Even has some paint on it. Teeth are OK, not great but definitely have life left. Overall a little ugly but should clean up well.
$50 $40 shipped/USA. Paypal please. SOLD
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02-15-17, 09:13 PM
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This and the Sakae CR always remind me of this for some reason:
Love the cranks BTW.
Love the cranks BTW.
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02-16-17, 09:27 AM
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I'm interested. Don't these need a asymmetrical bb?
02-16-17, 09:41 AM
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Yeah, so I just checked and the bike that these cranks came off actually still has the BB in it. It is an Ofmega BB, marked 34.8x24F Made in Italy. It is around 118mm. The DS has about 23mm of axle protruding and the NDS has about 19mm.
I'd be willing to pull the BB out and sell it with the crankset for an additional $20.
I'd be willing to pull the BB out and sell it with the crankset for an additional $20.
02-16-17, 10:02 AM
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Not 100% sure, but I think Sakae might have copied Ofmega ' s Mistral design back then, as I remeber seeing the Ofmega Mistral cranks before I noticed the Sakae version. They just look too similar.....
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