eighth-inch components
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eighth-inch components
does anyone have any experience with these? I'm really interested in their cranks with chainrings, they're priced at $50 and seem like they would be nice. I can't find reviews of them though and am apprehensive about the quality. I've had good experiences with their wheels, but that's all. Any info?
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I ride some Origin8 components. Nothing too fancy, not too cheap. It's a good utility product. Probably comes from the same factory as the Eighth Inch Brand. Most bike stuff comes from the same island now a days.
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Your cog is slipping.



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I've got an EighthInch cog, lockring and chainring on my Kilo and my wife has a set of their bullhorns on one of her bikes. It's good quality stuff and finished better than the Origin 8 stuff I've had/seen.
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sigh, no one on the internet understands sarcasm. Those cranks are ****ed up. That isn't his fault, they were made like that. And to top it off the cranks do flex a bit. It is noticeable but no where near a big deal. You wont be track racing with these anyhow. My cranks have not given me any real problems.
edit: what are you jealous wroomwroomoops?
edit: what are you jealous wroomwroomoops?




