New Sugino 75 and BB < $200! That's good, right?
09-14-15, 09:31 AM
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New Sugino 75 and BB < $200! That's good, right?
I've got everything for my fixed except a crank and a frame. I was browsing ebay and saw a new Ltd Edition Sugino 75 for $135 and matching BB for $64. That's not including a chain ring, but that seems like a crazy good deal since I seem to see the crank arms listed at over $300 without the BB all the time.
09-14-15, 09:42 AM
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Assuming those are genuine Sugino 75 crankarms, that's a very good deal. I'm not quite sure what's going on with the logo near the axle end of the crankarm though. As to the BB, I wouldn't get the stock unsealed unit, and would instead get a sealed cartridge unit like the TangeSeiki one that you can buy from Retrogression.
09-14-15, 09:47 AM
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Your cog is slipping.
That's a Fuji logo and they are 175mm (making them not such a good deal).
Brand New Sugino 75 Crankarms 144 BCD NJS Very RARE Limited Edition 175mm | eBay
Brand New Sugino 75 Crankarms 144 BCD NJS Very RARE Limited Edition 175mm | eBay
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Assuming those are genuine Sugino 75 crankarms, that's a very good deal. I'm not quite sure what's going on with the logo near the axle end of the crankarm though. As to the BB, I wouldn't get the stock unsealed unit, and would instead get a sealed cartridge unit like the TangeSeiki one that you can buy from Retrogression.
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Your cog is slipping.
Cool story.
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I probably wouldn't go for a 175 on a fixed gear. The price isn't bad but the length is.
As Tejano said sealed is better especially if it is not a pure track machine. SKF and Phil Wood make some of the most durable ones on the market but they are also not the cheapest out there.
As Tejano said sealed is better especially if it is not a pure track machine. SKF and Phil Wood make some of the most durable ones on the market but they are also not the cheapest out there.
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That's a Fuji logo and they are 175mm (making them not such a good deal).
Brand New Sugino 75 Crankarms 144 BCD NJS Very RARE Limited Edition 175mm | eBay
Brand New Sugino 75 Crankarms 144 BCD NJS Very RARE Limited Edition 175mm | eBay
i was looking at these...not entirely sure why 175 is bad unless toe overlap and toe clip drag is the only concern. i tend to prefer the longer arms myself
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