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New Sugino 75 and BB < $200! That's good, right?

Old 09-14-15 | 09:31 AM
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New Sugino 75 and BB < $200! That's good, right?

I've got everything for my fixed except a crank and a frame. I was browsing ebay and saw a new Ltd Edition Sugino 75 for $135 and matching BB for $64. That's not including a chain ring, but that seems like a crazy good deal since I seem to see the crank arms listed at over $300 without the BB all the time.

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Assuming those are genuine Sugino 75 crankarms, that's a very good deal. I'm not quite sure what's going on with the logo near the axle end of the crankarm though. As to the BB, I wouldn't get the stock unsealed unit, and would instead get a sealed cartridge unit like the TangeSeiki one that you can buy from Retrogression.
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That's a Fuji logo and they are 175mm (making them not such a good deal).

Brand New Sugino 75 Crankarms 144 BCD NJS Very RARE Limited Edition 175mm | eBay
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Old 09-14-15 | 09:56 AM
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Originally Posted by TejanoTrackie
Assuming those are genuine Sugino 75 crankarms, that's a very good deal. I'm not quite sure what's going on with the logo near the axle end of the crankarm though. As to the BB, I wouldn't get the stock unsealed unit, and would instead get a sealed cartridge unit like the TangeSeiki one that you can buy from Retrogression.
It is supposedly excess production for the 111th anniversary track bike seen in this video.

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That's a Fuji logo and they are 175mm (making them not such a good deal).
I got 172.5 which is what I wanted since it's for road, not track use. (I run 170mm on the track at 44 degrees)



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Cool story.
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I probably wouldn't go for a 175 on a fixed gear. The price isn't bad but the length is.

As Tejano said sealed is better especially if it is not a pure track machine. SKF and Phil Wood make some of the most durable ones on the market but they are also not the cheapest out there.
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Originally Posted by Scrodzilla
That's a Fuji logo and they are 175mm (making them not such a good deal).

Brand New Sugino 75 Crankarms 144 BCD NJS Very RARE Limited Edition 175mm | eBay

i was looking at these...not entirely sure why 175 is bad unless toe overlap and toe clip drag is the only concern. i tend to prefer the longer arms myself
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i was looking at these...not entirely sure why 175 is bad unless toe overlap and toe clip drag is the only concern. i tend to prefer the longer arms myself
Pedal strike is more likely when cornering.
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Pedal strike is more likely when cornering.
right thats what i figured. not a bad deal for those
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