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RIP Sram Omnium
It's official: Sram has discontinued the Omnium crankset.
Try to hold back the tears, foos. |
Noooooooooooooo!:notamused:
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Now they're even more expensive... :twitchy:
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While I never really loved the look of Omnomnomns and GXP bottom brackets are silly. It is a sad day for fixed gear and track cyclists. Fewer track stuff is a bad thing for those who want quality parts. Luckily Keirin ain't goin' nowhere so far so Sugino and Shimano will hopefully still keep rockin. I don't want to live in a world without 75s
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They probably don't have much of a place in the market anymore because they're not really used much at the elite track level and there are lots of cheaper competitive options out now for other users.
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Originally Posted by seau grateau
(Post 21475511)
They probably don't have much of a place in the market anymore because they're not really used much at the elite track level and there are lots of cheaper competitive options out now for other users.
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DISLIKE!!!!!:crash::twitchy:
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Originally Posted by jack pot
(Post 21475654)
>>> for instance what are some "cheaper" almost equal to the omnium that you would opt for ???
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Originally Posted by seau grateau
(Post 21475511)
They probably don't have much of a place in the market anymore because they're not really used much at the elite track level and there are lots of cheaper competitive options out now for other users.
Originally Posted by jack pot
(Post 21475654)
>>> for instance what are some "cheaper" almost equal to the omnium that you would opt for ???
Andel Deluxe all day long. The Alpina track crankset is also very good if you want to stick with GXP over a 24mm Hollowtech II system. Affinity is also about to drop an affordable outboard bearing crankset that I am very impressed with. |
Originally Posted by doodoobrown
(Post 21479504)
Others have posted some, but it seems that the All-City crankset + SRAM S300s are slightly more affordable (if not comparable) available cranksets.
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Originally Posted by Scrodzilla
(Post 21480198)
All-City 612 is not an outboard beaning crankset and Sram S300 is 130 bcd.
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bummer, happy i got a set, they are/were a decent crankset for the price.
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Originally Posted by REDMASTA
(Post 21485461)
they are/were a decent crankset for the price.
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Originally Posted by Scrodzilla
(Post 21475788)
Andel Deluxe all day long. The Alpina track crankset is also very good if you want to stick with GXP over a 24mm Hollowtech II system.
Affinity is also about to drop an affordable outboard bearing crankset that I am very impressed with. Dave |
Yeah, the polished finish is really nice.
A certain Andel retailer in the US has a bunch of 170mm Andel Deluxe cranksets coming in both silver and black. :innocent: |
I'm just pumped that my Omniums are officially a vintage component now.
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Originally Posted by Scrodzilla
(Post 21488601)
Yeah, the polished finish is really nice.
A certain Andel retailer in the US has a bunch of 170mm Andel Deluxe cranksets coming in both silver and black. :innocent: Dave |
I say good riddance. A stupid design in so many ways. Never liked SRAM components much. As to Andel, absolutely the best bang for the buck cranks on planet earth. I've got them on four bikes, and raced them no problems. 144 bcd baby !
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Originally Posted by bonsai171
(Post 21497424)
Very cool! Any idea when that might be? Are BBs easy to get? I'm debating over what crankset to buy. Was looking at the Campy Record Pistas too. Are they noticeably stiffer than the Andel Deluxe?
Dave |
Originally Posted by TejanoTrackie
(Post 21497615)
I say good riddance. A stupid design in so many ways. Never liked SRAM components much. As to Andel, absolutely the best bang for the buck cranks on planet earth. I've got them on four bikes, and raced them no problems. 144 bcd baby !
Dave |
Originally Posted by bonsai171
(Post 21497853)
I'm sort of tempted by the Andel. Particularly the All City silver one with that awesome chrome finish. They have reverse sticker shock, can't believe they are so inexpensive. What BB are you running? I have a Tange 110.5mm installed in my Kilo now, that's JIS, right? Would I gain any stiffness by swapping that out? Might be able to put the All City right onto my existing BB, and that is very appealing. Thoughts?
Dave |
Originally Posted by TejanoTrackie
(Post 21497876)
I have the Andel 110mm BB in two bikes, and the original whatever BBs that came with those bikes in the other two. I doubt there would be any difference in stiffness, but don't know if the Tange would work. I'll let [MENTION=164476]Scrodzilla[/MENTION] chime in on that one.
https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...2911314282.gif Any 110mm JIS bottom bracket will work with Andels. |
Originally Posted by Scrodzilla
(Post 21498538)
https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...2911314282.gif
Any 110mm JIS bottom bracket will work with Andels. Dave |
Originally Posted by Scrodzilla
(Post 21497671)
Record Pista is light and pretty, but not very stiff at all compared to other square taper track cranksets in its class like DA 7710 and Sugino 75.
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