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Old 12-30-05 | 08:34 PM
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Anyone know the cost of White Industries Eno Crank? The green one? I didn't see a price on their site.
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Old 12-30-05 | 08:35 PM
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around $180. speedgoat has (or at least had) them.
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Old 12-30-05 | 09:00 PM
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Cool-looking crank, lame proprietary chainring.
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Old 12-30-05 | 09:06 PM
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a friend of mine who actually posts here from time to time (calling scott!!) has, or perhaps had, a set. he got them on the "i work at a bike shop" discount tip.
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Originally Posted by jim-bob
Cool-looking crank, lame proprietary chainring.
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Old 12-31-05 | 12:13 AM
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Originally Posted by jim-bob
Cool-looking crank, lame proprietary chainring.
Got them on my fixed mountain bike. I would not recomend them for a fixed rig since the chainring easily develops play if the lockring isn't tightened frequently.
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Old 12-31-05 | 12:23 AM
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Got them on my fixed mountain bike. I would not recomend them for a fixed rig since the chainring easily develops play if the lockring isn't tightened frequently.
Are they done up like a 1pc crankset with the inner cone tightened against the chainwheel?
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Old 12-31-05 | 12:36 AM
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Are they done up like a 1pc crankset with the inner cone tightened against the chainwheel?
Yeah, The chainwhell fits on the crank arm with a splined interface and then a lockring tightens against the chainwheel holding it onto the crank arm splines. I think the cranks would work really well for Single Speed but not for fixed riding - the back pressure from riding fixed helps to gradually loosen the lockring and let play develope between the cranks and chainwheel.
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