Thread: Iro build Kit:
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Old 05-26-07 | 11:26 PM
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chillywater
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Bikes: IRO Jamie Roy, Beater1, Beater2

Originally Posted by musicsucks
Dear the internet;
The last thing i need to replace on my bike before it is the best bike ever built is the cranks. I was thinking about getting an IRO build kit (http://www.irofixedgear.com/index.as...PROD&ProdID=13) since my bottom bracket (shimano 600... 1987) could probably be replaced, and well, i've never replaced a bottom bracket before and i'd like to learn.

Anyways- is this a good deal? is there something better i should look for? Is it stupid for me to be getting a bunch of new stuff when i really like the way my bike with it's cheep-ass old cranks and old school (but nice) bb allready rides? does anyone know off hand if i can replace the 46 tooth cog?

appreicating your response in advance...
-musicsucks.
Replacing a BB is easy if you have the proper tool(without the proper tool it is near impossible). Replacing the 46 "cog"(chainring) is easy but expensive. I have been pleased with IRO parts, I think the crank and ring are especially good for cheap parts.
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