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Crankset for 7sp hg90xt and grease and regrease question

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Old 09-29-05 | 04:01 PM
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Crankset for 7sp hg90xt and grease and regrease question

Sorry. Another question about compatiblity but my frames being resprayed and i need an answer.

I have an old 7 speed orange mtb and need to replace the crankset and bb. I was looking at shimano lx hollowtech11, truvativ stylo or one model below. Truvativ told me the stylo is not compatible with 7 speed but i have read posts to the contrary on various sites.
Can anyone advise some cranksets that will be suitable. https://www.bikeforums.net/newthread....ewthread&f=10#
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My other option is to replace all the chainrings on an old xt square taper crankset but they are very expensive and can only find them on wiggle.co.uk. the advantage would be the reliability of a new sqaure taper bb which seem to be moer durable than the recent designs.
I need to clean and regrease derailleurs brakes hubs.
Can anyone advise me on best method especially for mechs (a link maybe) and good degreaser.https://www.bikeforums.net/newthread....ewthread&f=10#
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Any advice will be greatfully recieved.

I've got two weeks before my frame gets back and want to have everything ready for when it arrives.
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Old 09-29-05 | 04:03 PM
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looks like i totally misuderstood the smiley thing
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Old 09-29-05 | 06:31 PM
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dunno about the BB ,but as for degreaser, on the cheap side a cleaner called Fantastik is what i use .with a toothbrush .seems to work good on stuff thats not caked on.then i rince and dry my parts.
any automotive type store will sell some kind of engine degreaser,(good for really caked on grease) but you gotta make sure its safe on aluminium parts.
again rince well.
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Old 09-30-05 | 06:31 AM
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nice one thanks.
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