3/32" power coat white cranks/chainring

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09-30-09, 05:09 PM

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3/32" power coat white cranks/chainring

does anyone make 3/32" white cranksets? ive looked at sugino and origin8 (thyre the only ones i can think of) and from what ive seen they only have 1/8". any 3/32"?

09-30-09, 05:59 PM

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Any reason you don't want 1/8"? It's pretty standard for singlespeed/fixed gear bikes.

09-30-09, 06:06 PM

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well, i just got a new rear cog and its 3/32", unless someone on here wants to swap me a used 3/32" 15 tooth phil wood cog for the same thing only 1/8".

09-30-09, 06:13 PM

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or you can just run a 1/8 chain on the 3/32 cog if you're that obsessed with having an all white crank with white chainring.

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09-30-09, 06:13 PM

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The only thing that is 3/32 on either of those cranks are the chainrings. You could buy those cranks and swap out the chainring for a 3/32 one.

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the leader/andel one is.

09-30-09, 06:44 PM

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I wonder if a white chainring would show dirt and grime.

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just buy whatever crank arms you need (probably 165mm) and buy the chainring separately. it may cost you a few bucks more but you'll get what you want.

White 46T:
https://www.bikepartsmart.com/chainri...lver-3-32.html
White 42T:
https://www.bikepartsmart.com/chainri...lver-3-32.html

09-30-09, 07:02 PM

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I had a few white chainring back when I used to race BMX. They didn't get too dirty. Good luck finding a white 130bcd chainring, though. Your best bet is to get a silver one and spray it with two thin coats of white appliance epoxy. That paint is tough as nails.