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Yes I can. The chainring looks to be the original fyxation chainring (I bought this off someone else who had fitted these bontrager arms)
One moment I'll snap a picture.
One moment I'll snap a picture.
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I just reattached it the way it originally came, I probably should have assumed it wasn't right. The arms are off a mountain bike or geared road bike I would think.
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That crankarm spider has a shoulder on both the inside and outside, so the chainring can be mounted on either side, depending on which side gives the best chainline.
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It looks as if it could be installed on either, but I definitely see what you mean. I figured the person who sold it to me had installed it this way for the chain alignment.. Which I think looks good where this is set..
All in all, this is just another reason that I think buying a better crank/crankset is in order.
All in all, this is just another reason that I think buying a better crank/crankset is in order.
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As far as Cranksets go... I've read that Andel's are pretty good bang for the buck. I'd like to go with something 46t and 165mm. These bontragers are 175mm which I don't really like but they feel much sturdier while pedaling than the stock fyxations this came with (which are 165mm).
Any suggestions on a good crankset for like $100 or less? Or is it worth just spending a bit more to get something like an Sram 300 or Sugino RD2/Sugino Messenger?
Any suggestions on a good crankset for like $100 or less? Or is it worth just spending a bit more to get something like an Sram 300 or Sugino RD2/Sugino Messenger?
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It looks as if it could be installed on either, but I definitely see what you mean. I figured the person who sold it to me had installed it this way for the chain alignment.. Which I think looks good where this is set..
All in all, this is just another reason that I think buying a better crank/crankset is in order.
All in all, this is just another reason that I think buying a better crank/crankset is in order.
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Ohh, nice. Cheaper than I saw them at Ben's. I believe the bottom bracket is a 107mm on my bike currently so does this mean I'd need pickup the 110 BB for the Andel?
Outside of the crank and potentially the bottom bracket.. I would need a crank extractor and a bottom bracket tool correct?
Outside of the crank and potentially the bottom bracket.. I would need a crank extractor and a bottom bracket tool correct?
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Ohh, nice. Cheaper than I saw them at Ben's. I believe the bottom bracket is a 107mm on my bike currently so does this mean I'd need pickup the 110 BB for the Andel?
Outside of the crank and potentially the bottom bracket.. I would need a crank extractor and a bottom bracket tool correct?
Outside of the crank and potentially the bottom bracket.. I would need a crank extractor and a bottom bracket tool correct?
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