vintage cranks
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vintage cranks
Hey, i want to replace my old crank to something a lil more modern and standardized. i have an old stronglight crank and want something that looks similar. i have seen the ird cranks and like the look, but was wondering if anyone knows of anything a lil cheaper maybe with the same look.
this is my crank. thanks
this is my crank. thanks
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Feel you bro. Have some of these on a Peugeot.
Would recommend older Shimano 600 or 105. Quality cranks without the retail price. Plus, there's the added bonus of not-being-locked-into propriety. And setting the chainring for a proper tension. PITA on the TAs.
Check the ebays.
Would recommend older Shimano 600 or 105. Quality cranks without the retail price. Plus, there's the added bonus of not-being-locked-into propriety. And setting the chainring for a proper tension. PITA on the TAs.
Check the ebays.
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You could try these: https://www.andel.com.tw/products/pro...g&pid=36&cid=8
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Your cog is slipping.



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You could try these: https://www.andel.com.tw/products/pro...g&pid=36&cid=8
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hey, thanks for the suggestions. the shimano 600s look promising. you think i could put these on the spindle i have now? which is 120 i believe.
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