WTB Triple Carnkset
04-10-20, 12:27 PM
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WTB Triple Carnkset
I ran this in Wanted to Buy but thought I'd try here. Looking for a good condition triple crank for an 80s Trek 620. 175mm preferred but open to other lengths. 48.36.26 or 24 best.
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04-10-20, 02:42 PM
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Silver Shimano Sora triple - 52, 42, 30 - 175mm model FC-3303. Awesome condition. Any interest?
04-10-20, 07:29 PM
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Shimano or Sugino was what I thought would work, both being original to the 620/720 series. The bottom bracket has been overhauled but I have considered a Shimano UN 55. Currently using the bike as my commuter and hope to find some time for light tours in the near future. I live in Middle Tennessee, so flats and rolling hills.
04-10-20, 07:36 PM
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My 620 has a Shimano 50/45 and 24 or 26, i can get to see the last one.
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04-10-20, 07:37 PM
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I think I have a Shimano M550 that’s 175mm with 46/36/24 rings. Even has dust caps. $40 plus shipping.
If interested, shoot me an e-mail,at rccardr@cox.net for pics.
If interested, shoot me an e-mail,at rccardr@cox.net for pics.
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04-10-20, 11:35 PM
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i've got a set of OG deore, and a set of specialized flag. i think 170 for deore, all sizes but 165 for the flag. lmk.
04-11-20, 05:37 AM
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Looks like there are a few of us who will be wiping our butts with hoarded cranksets when the TP runs out... 
04-11-20, 11:53 AM
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Yes it does, and I haven't piped in to say what I have, and boy, do I have a lot of triple cranksets I won't be using. Let me go check...
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Shimano or Sugino was what I thought would work, both being original to the 620/720 series. The bottom bracket has been overhauled but I have considered a Shimano UN 55. Currently using the bike as my commuter and hope to find some time for light tours in the near future. I live in Middle Tennessee, so flats and rolling hills.
