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Old 10-16-12, 09:58 AM
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CranKshaft comparisons

Does anyone have any experience/knowledge of the following:

SRAM 100 vs 300 vs Sugino messanger vs. Eighthinch?

If so, how do they compare?
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Originally Posted by vegematarian
Does anyone have any experience/knowledge of the following:

SRAM 100 vs 300 vs Sugino messanger vs. Eighthinch?

If so, how do they compare?
No experience at all.

SRAM 300 > Sugino > SRAM100 >Eightinch
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I'm pretty sure that the SRAM S300 is the only one of those that actually includes a crankshaft. With the others the crankshaft is on the bottom bracket.
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Originally Posted by Crandrew
No experience at all.

SRAM 300 > Sugino > SRAM100 >Eightinch
I would say SRAM S300>Sugino>1/8 inch>SRAM S100.
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Originally Posted by Street rider
I would say SRAM S300>Sugino>1/8 inch>SRAM S100.
yeah, I wasnt too sure how to rate the sram vs 1/8inch
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S100's are close to the bottom of the barrel.
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Eighthinch is def entry level. I'm betting the S100 is better, because it's actually produced by a bicycle company. Eighthinch is just the housebrand for wheel and sprocket, they don't actually make anything. The Eighthinch cranks are just choice generic cast cranks with a screen logo.
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Originally Posted by Spoonrobot
Eighthinch is def entry level. I'm betting the S100 is better, because it's actually produced by a bicycle company. Eighthinch is just the housebrand for wheel and sprocket, they don't actually make anything. The Eighthinch cranks are just choice generic cast cranks with a screen logo.
Aren't they rebranded Andels? That would definitely put them ahead of the S100's.
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Originally Posted by Street rider
Aren't they rebranded Andels? That would definitely put them ahead of the S100's.
I have a set of both. S100s are nicer.
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Originally Posted by Robofunc
I have a set of both. S100s are nicer.
Firsthand experience. There ya have it folks.
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Originally Posted by Street rider
Aren't they rebranded Andels? That would definitely put them ahead of the S100's.
That's All-City. Not the massive price discrepencies between the Andels/Allcity and Eighthinch.

Although I am unsure of the new 144 bcd models from Eighthinch. Although at that pricepoint and from looking at the pictures, they're just badged generics, just like the 130 models.

They're not bad, I've got 6,000+ miles on mine. They're just not that great compared to the other options.
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Honestly, you probably won't notice the differences between those crankarms if you are using it on the street.
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whoa, someone else from Providence. Cool.
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err, crankset
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S300's rock. GXP bb's piss some people off. Including me, sometimes, but this is rare.
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^^^ this. friend of mine pretty much gave up on his GXP and omnoms cause it was binding with his 721.
stock kilo cranks for me
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