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Getting a new crankset for my fixie need help

Old 08-30-15, 08:23 AM
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Getting a new crankset for my fixie need help

Hello guys i bought my first fixie recently and i just love it but now im running on 44/17 and i have quite strong legs so im constantly running over 9000 rpms and im getting sick of it..what would you recommend me getting ? i would like a 48t and i was thinking about getting SRAM Omniums but i dont think theres a point getting them on a frame like mine ( View image: bike ) so yeah what would you recommend me getting ? What about SRAM S300 with gxp bracket ? thank you for your answers

And also the omniums had problems when they just wouldnt fit..will these fit ? i took some pictures of her : Postimage.org / gallery - IMG 20150830 161346, IMG 20150830 161407, IMG 20150830 161418
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9000 RPMs !
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it was a joke D you can help me now. DD
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Looks like you could just buy a different chainring.
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Ive heard really great things about S300 and about how gxp manages the power..do you think it would fit?
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when i ride like really agressive and stuff this current one just makes a really weird noises like its cracking and stuff im really pushing the bike to the limits but the 44/17 is just too low for me thats why i just wanna buy new crankset + bb
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You probably just need to tighten the bottom bracket, crank arms and chainring bolts. That will usually stop all the noises. But if you really want to change the crankset, then just go for it instead of coming here to get a vote of approval. Also, the stock SRAM GXP bottom bracket bearings are crap.
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I want to change it and im looking for recommendations and advices..the omnium had the problem where it wouldnt fit so will the s300 fit ? is s300 solid or is there a better bang for the buck ? and thank you for answering im not really good at this stuff so i just dont want to buy something that wouldnt fit or something..
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Have you looked at Sugino? They use square taper BB instead of something like GXP
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I didnt i just got into fixie world so im just looking at what alot of people are buying and alot of them are getting these sram stuff so..i see only these at amazon : https://www.amazon.com/Sugino-Track-C...PJ92C1AAH12RJW and they wouldnt really look good on the bike thats full black with gold wheels
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and they dont ship to my country x(,please do you have any other suggestions?
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What's a fixie?
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What's a fixie?
Opposite of a brokenie.
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Originally Posted by Sammyk
and they dont ship to my country x
And what "country x" would that be?
If you fill in a general "Location" in your profile we won't have to assume that you reside in Fixie Valley USA.

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Im from slovakia sorry..do you guys think S300s will fit my bike ? or is there a better buy for me out there?
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Once we figure out what a Fixie is, then we can talk about BBs and crankset. My vote is for Sugino or White Industries. My WI, to me, is the strongest and smoothest I have experienced.
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and they also cost a small fortune id like something around the price of s300s + bb.WI looks amazing tho
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i can also buy this andel crank set Andel 1/8", 144 BCD, ?ty?hran | FunBikes with this bb St?edové slo?ení Miche Primato | FunBikes from shop in my country i dont really know if the bb and cranks are solid
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That Andel is a very good crank, but it requires a 110mm JIS BB, so the 107mm Miche BB won't work.
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The description on the andels said the shortest lenght must be atleast 107mm so i put that in. thanks. can you link me the good one from amazon or something?
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for example,Shimano BBUN26 stredovĂŠ zloĹženie - MTBIKER Shop will this one do the job or its just **** ?
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Andel 110mm bottom bracket | Retrogression
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Originally Posted by Sammyk
for example,Shimano BBUN26 stredovĂŠ zloĹženie - MTBIKER Shop will this one do the job or its just **** ?
That BB has a plastic adjustable cup that is total crap.
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Originally Posted by Sammyk
for example,Shimano BBUN26 stredovĂŠ zloĹženie - MTBIKER Shop will this one do the job or its just **** ?
Are you saying that you want a good strong BB, but you want to spend $10-15????

At that price, it might not be any better than your worn bb...
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At that price, how do they hold up????
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