bikeman famous maker cranks
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bikeman famous maker cranks
https://www.bikemannetwork.com/biking/p/CC-CRTRACK
anyone try these? supposedly bontrager branded track cranks.
i'm trying to decide if the outboard bearing BB is worth upgrading to for my Rob roy
anyone try these? supposedly bontrager branded track cranks.
i'm trying to decide if the outboard bearing BB is worth upgrading to for my Rob roy
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Their website says "TruVativ made this crank for a another manufacturer who's logo is still on the crank. " I maybe mistaken but those cranks come on a lot of entry level complete bikes. You may be better off trying to find some one who is upgrading and has one laying around.
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I haven't seen outboard bearing cranks on any entry level completes yet....
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Their website says "TruVativ made this crank for a another manufacturer who's logo is still on the crank. " I maybe mistaken but those cranks come on a lot of entry level complete bikes. You may be better off trying to find some one who is upgrading and has one laying around.
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I was wondering the same thing here. I wish they had better photos...
You can't tell **** from that Bikeman photo
You can't tell **** from that Bikeman photo
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I don't see a crank like this anywhere in the TruVativ lineup. It's certainly not their outboard bearing track cranks, the Omnium. I think these are a little suspicious.
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ya they don't necessarily have to be in the truvativ lineup as they are OEM products made for a different company. I wouldn't be surprised to see these come out soon as a replacement for the touros though
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is it so crazy to think they are telling you the right info? looks like these...
https://www.trekbikes.com/us/en/bikes...road/track/t1/
https://www.trekbikes.com/us/en/bikes...road/track/t1/
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$80 for the crank and bearings is a really good price. With an Origin8 and Sugino bottom bracket you're looking at $80, with an Andel instead you're over $100.
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They're sourced from Lemond Fillmores. It appears they are 3/32" rings. The BCD is most likely 130 NOT 144. It is essentially the GXP version of the Touro singlespeed cranks. Nice still at $80. I picked up a set too. A TA ring in 1/8" for the set still puts them under the $250 mark Benscycle wants for the Omniums. Hell, I may just leave the 44t on and run a smaller rear cog...