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  • PSA: Worth it for the rings alone……….
  • timbur
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    http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=46021

    Cheap, square taper, fill your boots.

    Tim

    nuke
    Full Member

    Good one…and currently only 6136 in stock 😯

    timbur
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    Better be quick then :O)

    Alini
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    Make that 6135…..

    Nice PSA, thanks 🙂

    paulosoxo
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    False economy.

    You’ll buy these, use the rings, then buy and build a single speed around those two shiny crank arms, which you’ll then replace with something more bling at the end.

    Don’t feed the N+1

    PeterPoddy
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    Good PSA, but nobody noticed the £25 Deore HT2 ones they sold a few months ago….. I did. 🙂

    scaredypants
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    they must’ve all missed your PSA, peter

    slugwash
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    Cheers for the heads up there Tim, I’ve ordered one for the bike I’m slowly building up for my 14yr old son. It’s from CRC though so I look forward to it arriving on my desk in a box the size of a wardrobe 😉

    timbur
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    Morning Slugwash dear boy. I hear you’ve bumped into a wee Scottish fella on the roads down your way!
    Should be in Charlestown the second week of Easter. Fancy a beer? I might be able to squeeze a bike in the car given a small amount of encouragement.

    Jerome
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    Cheers timbur,
    Ring perfect for my marin rebuild..

    timbur
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    Good work mate.
    That Marin needs retiring. She’s an old girl now!!

    mikewsmith
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    good only if you need it, other wise expensive and wasteful for a 22t (cranks bin, 40+t bin, 32t bin)

    slugwash
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    Morning Slugwash dear boy. I hear you’ve bumped into a wee Scottish fella on the roads down your way!

    … a wee Scottish fella desperately trying to keep up with me during his Puffer training on Dartmoor…. 😉

    Should be in Charlestown the second week of Easter. Fancy a beer? I might be able to squeeze a bike in the car given a small amount of encouragement.

    I’ll probably be in Lewes around Easter so could do a South Downs ride instead/as well 🙂

    bruneep
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    good only if you need it, other wise expensive and wasteful for a 22t (cranks bin, 40+t bin, 32t bin)

    strange thing to post. 😕

    Needing new rings for my work bike, they will do just dandy, if fact its a sq taper bb so i’ll just put the chainset on.

    mikewsmith
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    lol

    strange thing to post

    it’s only cheap if you need that exact thing, not many I know running 22/32/42 9 speed. Don’t know anyone on Sq taper at all. If you are stock up though.

    bruneep
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    Don’t know anyone on Sq taper at all.

    My SQ taper xt BB has been on my work bike for yrs and has been flawless (kiss of death now)

    mikewsmith
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    fair enough (I see the who else has one post) I generally never got on with shimano rings either 🙂 there was a PSA on SLX shifters a while back, having tried some I could see why they were cheap too.

    timbur
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    Drop me an email. First week we’re here, second week we head SW.

    Jerome
    Free Member

    Burden, i have another Eldridge that has had a slightly better life..

    timbur
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    Not difficult. That first once was baggy.

    Rickos
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    False economy.

    You’ll buy these, use the rings, then buy and build a single speed around those two shiny crank arms, which you’ll then replace with something more bling at the end.

    Don’t feed the N+1

    This is so true. But I can’t help it.

    granny_ring
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    What length bb axle for these cranks 113mm?

    falkirk-mark
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    Just check if you can that the rings are replaceable as I bought a set of cranks with replaceable rings (photos showed replaceable also) and the cranks turned up as spot welded ones.It was also with CRC, however in their defence when I contacted them they refunded me and told me to keep them FOC.

    Edit looks good
    http://techdocs.shimano.com/media/techdocs/content/cycle/EV/bikecomponents/FC/EV-FC-M442-2527_v1_m56577569830608883.pdf

    Edit again just ordered cheers

    nuke
    Full Member

    What length bb axle for these cranks 113mm?

    Probably. But then maybe not. I base it more on the frame than the cranks. For example, on my Inbred 853, 113mm was specified for the cranks but I found 118mm better suited to the frame

    coatesy
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    Looked it up from techdocs for somebody a couple of days ago, think it was 118 or 122.5 depending on chainline requirements, feel free to double check.

    oliverd1981
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    I thought the race face respond double chainsets we’re a good deal, y’know, if you have some kind of 21st century bike…

    granny_ring
    Full Member

    cheers coatesy

    IHN
    Full Member

    Ah, this could be what I’m after for the little lady’s bike, however…

    The rest of the drivetrain is 10spd; if I swap the 10spd rings across to this crank, will the shifting work okay?

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