IRO crank and Bottom Bracket width
10-11-06 | 05:37 PM
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IRO crank and Bottom Bracket width
On the IRO website, it has the cranks shown with the chainring attached on the inside on the arms. It also recommands using a 110 mm BB to achieve a 42 mm chainline. If I were to get the 107mm bb, would I be able to mount the chainring on the outside of the arms? (if it matters, the wheels i have are IRO/areohead, 120 spaced) Thanks
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10-11-06 | 05:39 PM
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wait wait are you trying to use road cranks on a track bike?!
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10-11-06 | 09:15 PM
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Originally Posted by SaDrago
On the IRO website, it has the cranks shown with the chainring attached on the inside on the arms. It also recommands using a 110 mm BB to achieve a 42 mm chainline. If I were to get the 107mm bb, would I be able to mount the chainring on the outside of the arms? (if it matters, the wheels i have are IRO/areohead, 120 spaced) Thanks
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