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Old 11-16-08 | 01:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Jabba Degrassi
Wrong. So very, very wrong.
And your contribution to this thread is . . . .???

Yes 75s are Keirin approved racing cranks and therefore are much stronger and reliable but I have yet to see someone break or ruin a set of cranks under normal operation because they generated so much torque that the require something of that quality. Anyone who isn't racing on a velodrome and buys 75s or better is doing it for the simple fact of adding unnecessary bling to their bike. . . .which is where my comment applies. Buy what you can afford and are willing to spend.
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