Alternatives to Sugino 0x901D subcompact? Or: How else to get under 24 gear inches
02-22-18, 06:22 AM
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The FSA cranks are available now. https://shop.fullspeedahead.com/en/e...-crankset-4254 . They make a BB for 86.5mm shells. Very similar deal with Praxis.
I put the SL-K version in my Groading Bike, and as advertised internal Di2 wiring and BSA shell gets along fine.
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The body is an amazingly adaptable system and what seemed impossible at the start can become second nature with patience and time.
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It is a shame that one still needs to consider a 1x or mountain triple to get that sort of range (or a $600 Sugino).
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Shimano's "Trekking" FCM-591 (9-speed) and FC-551(10-speed) cranks are triples with 48/36/26 chainrings and are $110 or less from Bike Discount in Germany. Here is one link:
https://www.bike-discount.de/en/buy/...mm-black-27161
They are Hollowtech II cranks using a standasrd HTII English threaded bottom bracket but adapters to fit a BB386Evo shell should be available.
https://www.bike-discount.de/en/buy/...mm-black-27161
They are Hollowtech II cranks using a standasrd HTII English threaded bottom bracket but adapters to fit a BB386Evo shell should be available.
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Game on folks, it looks like FSA has 30/46 and 32/48 chainring options across their range now: https://shop.fullspeedahead.com/en/t...86evo-crankset
The next build is going to have an energy 30/46, I can feel it.
The next build is going to have an energy 30/46, I can feel it.
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Game on folks, it looks like FSA has 30/46 and 32/48 chainring options across their range now: https://shop.fullspeedahead.com/en/t...86evo-crankset
The next build is going to have an energy 30/46, I can feel it.
The next build is going to have an energy 30/46, I can feel it.
The Energy crank is kind of a strange critter pricing wise...$100USD more gets you a crank 1/3 of a pound lighter. Also the SL-K has a protector on the arms from the factory so you don't have to worry about your shoe wearing into the paint on the arm.
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Tiagra 4700 is compatible with all existing 10-speed cassettes. The triple front(left) shifter is compatible with previous generation triple front derailleurs (the triple uses the older lesser front cable pull).
All this is no more complicated than other cross-compatibility across other Shimano groupos.
