Another Crankset: SR "Intercycle" Panto'd Double Crankset Batavus?
01-21-16, 09:44 AM
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Another Crankset: SR "Intercycle" Panto'd Double Crankset Batavus?
I believe Batavia's full name is "Batavus Intercycle". Anyway, this panted crankset came off a Batavus bicycle I picked up last year.
Off to eBay, PM sent to those that showed interest.
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Off to eBay, PM sent to those that showed interest.
Thanks!
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01-21-16, 09:49 AM
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No specifics of what sizes it is, so I am neither interested nor disinterested.
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01-21-16, 09:53 AM
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Its a typical 52/42 double crankset, 170mm arms, 118 BCD
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01-21-16, 02:24 PM
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I have that Batavus frame for sale. I could be interested.
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I believe Batavia's full name is "Batavus Intercycle". Anyway, this panted crankset came off a Batavus bicycle I picked up last year.
$35 plus $6 ship within the USA.
I'll post pictures if there is interest. I need to clean the crankset first, its dirty right now.
Complete with dust caps and original SR Sakae chainring bolts.
$35 plus $6 ship within the USA.
I'll post pictures if there is interest. I need to clean the crankset first, its dirty right now.
Complete with dust caps and original SR Sakae chainring bolts.
01-21-16, 09:25 PM
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I don't have the bottom bracket.
01-22-16, 06:20 AM
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Looks like a rebranded SR Apex. Solid cranks. They also did the Raleigh and Fuji cranks. Did you list the BCD? It looks like it could be a 118/119 mm.
01-22-16, 09:39 AM
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yes you are right.
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