Albion XDT Triple Crank
04-07-20, 12:37 PM
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Looks like a typical 110 74 triple. Bet it works fine.
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That's got to be a rebranded sugino triple and that's a fine 110/74 bcd crank. Personally I'd just buy the sugino.
XDT Crankset ? New Albion Cycles
https://www.treefortbikes.com/Sugino...saAtEjEALw_wcB
XDT Crankset ? New Albion Cycles
https://www.treefortbikes.com/Sugino...saAtEjEALw_wcB
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They've gotta be the same thing. I toured on a Sugino XD for several months. It was fine, gave me no trouble. The Q-factor is a little smidge wider than other cranks, but not excruciatingly so, like a modern MTB crank. Chainrings are easy to get and readily available in sizes from 24 to 54, with some still-larger sizes for tandems, small wheels, and human powered vehicles as well.
But you can get a used Sugino XD for maybe $40 and other, older cranks for even less, on Ebay. I don't know why anyone would pay full price for a brand spankin new 110-74 crank these days. They are so readily available.
But you can get a used Sugino XD for maybe $40 and other, older cranks for even less, on Ebay. I don't know why anyone would pay full price for a brand spankin new 110-74 crank these days. They are so readily available.
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I do find it harder to source 170mm 110/74 cranks as their a gazillion out there built for the mtb world with 175mm arms.
I decided to try these BikinGreen 46/30t rings on some 110 Sugino arms:
I decided to try these BikinGreen 46/30t rings on some 110 Sugino arms:
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What exactly are you looking for? Particular length or chainring sizes? I'm guessing if you posted in the iso/for-trade thread you'd quickly get set up, as long as you aren't looking for anything terribly exotic.
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That's just a cool way to retrofit sugino mighty cranks for a more knee friendly gearing set up. The price is high but not crazy at $77 from eBay. It certainly beats the price for an IRD wide compact or the Velo Orange TA copy (both run around $200 with arms and 46/30 rings). How do you like them? Did this push out your right crank arm a bit? I may have to get a set.
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That's just a cool way to retrofit sugino mighty cranks for a more knee friendly gearing set up. The price is high but not crazy at $77 from eBay. It certainly beats the price for an IRD wide compact or the Velo Orange TA copy (both run around $200 with arms and 46/30 rings). How do you like them? Did this push out your right crank arm a bit? I may have to get a set.
