Q-Factors?
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Q-Factors?
Hi folks,
Got a full bike fit yesterday and apparently my stance is ridiculously narrow so I need to bring my feet in considerably. Does anyone know the Q-factors on the following compact cranks (all current model years): Specialized S-Works OSBB and SRAM Force/Red BB30.
I'm also considering the FSA SL-K Light BB30, which has a Q-factor of 147mm.
If anyone has dealt with this fit issue, please share how you addressed it. My cleats are as far in as possible. Another option is to look for pedals with a short spindle length, but I'm most interested in a new crank! Really appreciate it!
Got a full bike fit yesterday and apparently my stance is ridiculously narrow so I need to bring my feet in considerably. Does anyone know the Q-factors on the following compact cranks (all current model years): Specialized S-Works OSBB and SRAM Force/Red BB30.
I'm also considering the FSA SL-K Light BB30, which has a Q-factor of 147mm.
If anyone has dealt with this fit issue, please share how you addressed it. My cleats are as far in as possible. Another option is to look for pedals with a short spindle length, but I'm most interested in a new crank! Really appreciate it!
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sram's published number is 146mm, but in reality everyone measures them at 150mm.
I do not know the Specialized crank. Cannondale Hollowgram Si are 145mm.
I would address this with pedal spindle length since you said 'considerably'. you can only gain 5-8mm with cranks and it's more expensive than pedals.
I do not know the Specialized crank. Cannondale Hollowgram Si are 145mm.
I would address this with pedal spindle length since you said 'considerably'. you can only gain 5-8mm with cranks and it's more expensive than pedals.
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