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Old 10-17-16 | 02:29 PM
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Originally Posted by antokelly
i'm sure the Stronglight impact triple is easy enough to change combos heres a link to spa cycles
Parts & Accessories :: Components - Gears - Chainsets :: Spa Cycles, Harrogate - The touring cyclists specialist.
They list two Impact triples on that page, one says 110mm, the other 110/74mm. (One has a sale price, one does not.) I assume both are 110/74 and that one of them they simply forgot to list the smaller ring specification, so yes it would be easy and cheap to buy different chainrings. Looks like a good crankset to me. I am partial to square taper, it is easy to work with and easy to find bottom brackets for it, I would certainly use that one.
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