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Old 01-30-15 | 06:22 AM
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Anyone recognize this Crank set?

This set resides on a Mercier bike I see locally for sale. I thought it might be an Ofmega But the Ofmega I found is a 4 bolt this one has 5. Any ideas? Sorry about the pic it's all I have at present.




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Old 01-30-15 | 06:56 AM
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You are right about the pic...almost impossible to tell...
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Old 01-30-15 | 07:02 AM
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well, the Ofmega Mistral I found has 5 arms.

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Old 01-30-15 | 07:09 AM
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the dustcap of the set on the bicycle looks asian. it may be that it is an ofmega mistral with a non-original dustcap. another possibility is that it could be one of the sakae ringyo sets. they produced this twist spider design also.
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Thanks I missed that one. Single chain ring though.

What about the Bike? Any thoughts? It's cheap....
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Old 01-30-15 | 07:12 AM
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It's a Sakae CR, one of my favourite cranksets!
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Old 01-30-15 | 07:23 AM
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Oh yeah, as to the rest of the bike, I like it. I'm a fan of Merciers in general. Will it fit you though? That is one little bike. Look at the head-tube!
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Old 01-30-15 | 07:26 AM
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Oh yeah, as to the rest of the bike, I like it. I'm a fan of Merciers in general. Will it fit you though? That is one little bike. Look at the head-tube!
I know it is listed as a size "large"... To me it looks to be smaller than 52. I thought I might do it up for my Grandson.
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Old 01-30-15 | 07:41 AM
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Oh yeah here's a picture of the crankset. Size looks more like a 49/50cm to me.
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Old 01-30-15 | 07:43 AM
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Oh yeah here's a picture of the crankset. Size looks more like a 49/50cm to me.
Yes like I said small than 52. Thanks for the pic.
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Old 01-30-15 | 10:17 AM
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Oh yeah, as to the rest of the bike, I like it. I'm a fan of Merciers in general. ...
I concur. In 1972 one of my double century training partners had a beautiful Mercier 300(??), which was essentially a Peugeot PX-10 equivalent. I have seen very few others in southern California -- countless Peugeots and a fair number of Motobecanes, Gitanes, Bertins, and Lejeunes, though.
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+1, Sekai did one too, so it was likely a replacement done by a past owner..
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This set resides on a Mercier bike I see locally for sale. I thought it might be an Ofmega But the Ofmega I found is a 4 bolt this one has 5. Any ideas? Sorry about the pic it's all I have at present.



I like the pitbull guarding in the corner.
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