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Sugino Messenger Crankset.

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Old 05-15-10 | 12:51 AM
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Sugino Messenger Crankset.

I was wondering if anyone can help me and tell me what the difference between these crank sets are, and if its a good deal. I will be using them on my fixed gear bicycle. Thanks

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Old 05-15-10 | 01:14 AM
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They look the same to me...
Except the obvious: one has gold lettering and the other has grey.
(And one is shown with dust caps, the other is not)
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Old 05-15-10 | 01:19 AM
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Well, according to the description, one of them is pearl white and the other is complete white. I'd got with the cheaper one.
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Old 05-15-10 | 02:42 AM
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the ones with the gold lettering have a more pearly,sparkly finish to them.grey ones are just plain white
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They're both 44T though...you really want that small of a chainring?
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Old 05-15-10 | 06:32 AM
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They're both 44T though...you really want that small of a chainring?
He's actually running a 42t right now, so I'm guessing he'll be happy with 44t. Now someone find me a black set for that price! Haha.
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