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Old 02-28-11, 04:48 PM
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Crankset question

I've got a Pinarello FP2/Ultegra bike. It came with a MOst compact crank-set, which I know is a decent unit. But since everything else in the drive train is Ultegra, I'd like to replace the existing crank-set with the Utlegra compact. Yeah, I know....

Anyway, would this be a simple BB/crank-set swap out or are there any compatibility issues?

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Easy swap as long as you don't have the BB30 BB. If you do, it requires an adapter.
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Easy swap as long as you don't have the BB30 BB. If you do, it requires an adapter.
According to the MOst web site, the Lynx C7 MOst crank-set uses a Mega-Exo "integrated" BB. My Park BBT-9 fits the external cup splines perfectly. So I'd guess it's not a BB30 BB (?)
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It probably is a standard BB but, if it is a BB30, it already has the adapters so either way you are good to go.
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MOst is a new one to me

BB 30 is a internalized external bearing, AFAIK.
external bearings do unscrew, so going over to the whole Shimno Set will get the job done.
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Well, I do have a Shimano Ultegra BB with the proper Italian threading for the Pinarello laying around, so I'm set either way. I'm just wondering if I really need to change out the BB as well.

What's surprising is the 880 g claimed weight of the MOst C7 vs 650 g for the Shimano, both including BB. So this is more than a whimsy, which means it'd probably make the most sense to change out both the BB and crank-set

Thanks for all your input

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