Crankset/ Chainring question
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Crankset/ Chainring question
I'm looking at picking up a 'cross bike and turning it into a commuter. I want to take most of the components off and swap with another bike. The 'cross bike comes with TruVativ Elita Cross GXP crankset with 38/49 chainrings. I checked the Truvativ website, and these aren't listed. What I would like to know is what BCD size rings I can put on. I was thinking about swapping to compact chainrings.
I could not find a link to any email from Truvativ, and I emailed BD, but they didn't answer the question. Anyway to tell or do I have to wait and see when the bike arrives?
https://www.bikesdirect.com/products/..._cross_pro.htm
I could not find a link to any email from Truvativ, and I emailed BD, but they didn't answer the question. Anyway to tell or do I have to wait and see when the bike arrives?
https://www.bikesdirect.com/products/..._cross_pro.htm
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I'm 99% sure that they use a standard 130mm BCD. The 38 t ring is a give away. Its the smallest ring that fits 130 mm BCD. Other than that Truvativ uses 110 mm BCD (compact) and if it was compact it would have a 36 or 34 t inner chainring.
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130mm BCD it is. I was going to get one of those for winter bike but I decided not to, too much components to swap and it's not disc compatible.
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