external bearing cranksets
 

who's using a crankset with an external bearing bottom bracket?

I wish I was using them :( I've got an omnium fetish

sg75s all the way

This guy.

omniums - gxp

It's a tough choice. I have my SG 75's sitting here next to me at work...
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_jWNhyMUpjS.../s1600/668.jpg
http://img183.imageshack.us/img183/9296/sg751.jpg
http://img607.imageshack.us/img607/6883/sg752.jpg
http://img151.imageshack.us/img151/63/sg753.jpg
Keep wanting to just mount them up...

I'd just use them.

avner just proved " Migrated from /b/" true. and I agree with vixtor

I'm running a set of Howitzer Truvativ cranks. The only drawback I've experienced with these is the spindle diameter is proprietary and not compatible with X-Pipe and others.

They are still economical in the event of a bearing replacement kit. ~$40. Plus they are easy to work on and replace.

sram
 

omniums

How would it not be true?

And Vixtor rides a conversion, and purchases from Bike Co-Ops, I'm far to elitist. Considering I have track racer wattage outputs I think only the Omniums will be stiff enough to handle my daily commute. I'm actually really considering it. When I have the money to purchase a BB I may install them, however If I get a purchase offer i'll probably sell the 75's and buy Omniums.

Omniums on my current set up and I'm copping another set for my next frame

I've been debating the sram s300 couriers (and just replacing the stock chainring with my 46t 1/8 130bcd chainring) :thumb:

I run the S300.1 Courier cranks...

how about road cranks with a single chainring, conversion style, i'm putting together a new project and thinking that a carbon UT campy crankset is just the ticket, if i can find a nice used one.

I lve them as far as stiffness goes standard sg75s don't do it for me not to mention the price of them now is crazy. For practically the same price as 75's you can have much stiffer omniums hence I have 2 sets 1 black and 1 silver

I've seen a Shimano 7800 crankset converted for track use.

http://www.bikely.com/i/S/Shimano-20...FC-7800.1F.jpg

S300's with a King bottom bracket

Too poor to afford the Omnium so I use S300

I like it.

if that was for me, I'll have you know that when I was in the market I didn't realize the omniums came in black, and I felt that I didn't need to spend an extra $50 on a crank that I am not really going to be able to tell the difference. Although, if I stumble upon a set I might end up swapping it. (Matter of fact, one of the mechanics at my LBS was selling a set, and we were going to make a trade, but it fell through...either way I am loving the S300's just fine)

Omniums on my track racing bike.

S300's on my cyclocross racing bike (single speed).

Square tapers (Sugino RD2's) on my road fixed gear.

All three are nice cranksets.

the bb supplied with the s300 cranks was junk. I got maybe a thousand miles out of it. Cranks were good though. The weight difference between the s300 and similarly priced "track" cranks was nice. Use 75s now, I don't understand how they could too flexible for someone's commute.

Ehhhhh, it wasn't aimed at anyone. I literally meant that I have an S300 on my bike cause I didn't want to pay twice as much for an Omnium... and I like it.

7800 track crankset
 

SRM use to offer the 7800 in a 144mm power meter crankset .

https://www.srm.de/store_usa/product...68aea7fca0a451

https://www.srm.de/store_usa/images/...mages/42_0.jpg

Single/Fixed gear wise; I run omniums on my commuter....

Road: I run a Ultegra 6700 group; I just got sram red cranks and the red BB to replace it with however on CL; they are external aswell.