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Didn't take any pictures of the Omniums on the FTP, but even with BB spacers on both sides the crankarms barely hit
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Do you have a double crimped version (crimp near BB and crimp over the "J" in the Fuji logo)?
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So I guess single crimp guys are destined for the FSA carbon cranks? Are there any other cranks that are known to work with the single crimp frame?
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I have the same frame as you (the one with the 'etc' sticker) and omniums fit fine. The non-drive crank arm is a bit close - I'm running 175s since I'm doing a pursuit build so shorter arms would be fine. I might add a 1mm spacer for comfort. Many frames have issues with omniums - you don't need to resort to the fsa with the 113 spindle.
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I don't think the spider is the issue on this frame... but does that mean the older Omniums will sell for cheaper?
I'm not worried about clearance issues on my frame, I'm just wondering.
I'm not worried about clearance issues on my frame, I'm just wondering.
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Hello all, Tony from St. Louis here. First post. Bought the 61cm for 179 with 9 bucks for shipping, tried Omniums on it yesterday, with no luck. No problems fitting a 52 chainring on the frame, the problem is with the crankarms hitting the chainstays. Looks like I will be buying the FSA carbon cranks, or trying to crimp them by hand, or filing down some crankarms... Cane Creek integrated headset, Reynolds Ouzo Pro carbon fork, Easton stem and bars. Pics to come
We both ordered 58's, I got a revised one, but my buddy didn't.
Here's how mine looked less than 4 hours after opening the box:
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Ya, thats what I thought. Its going to be built with all black parts, I'm quite fond of this color scheme...
My langster:
https://i169.photobucket.com/albums/u...5/IMGP2666.jpg
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https://i169.photobucket.com/albums/u...5/IMGP1986.jpg
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Ehh, I gotta agree with carelton on this one...no matter how much you polish it, unless you clear coat it, its back to this level of dullness after only a couple rides. Its gonna be my beater/street bike so that I can "reserve" my track bike for race days, so I'm really not concerned with how it looks, just as long as it doens't look like everybody else's FTP.
-Connor
-Connor
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nah brah, the green and white one would be way sicker
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ooh, tough call...green/purple? I can haz barney bike?
But all BS'ing aside, its staying raw...
-Connor
But all BS'ing aside, its staying raw...
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