New answers tagged crankset
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Upgrading from Shimano 50/34 to 53/39, on a 10 speed bike...can I use a 11s chainrings?
The difference in pin length between 10 and 11 speed chains is basically the smallest jump of any; it's around 0.2mm and change total, or 0.1mm per side. It typically works without issue to just put ...
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Is it possible to change chainrings to bigger on Shimano FC-MT500-B2 (2x10, 36T-26T)?
Buy 3×10 crankset from shimano. It will work perfect. I have it like that. Then sell old crankset to get some money back
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BB and crankset choice for BSA 68mm BB-shell
I bought the following BB and Crankset from ProWheel, for a first try.
For BB-width consideration: I measured the "supporting distance" on the crank axle, which is 95mm. By "supporting ...
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Keeping the actual bottom bracket/crankset while increasing the chainring size
The bottom bracket has no effect on the size of the chainrings you can install. The 36x24 (commonly known as BSA) merely indicates the thread size.
Generally the size of the chainrings you can install ...
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How to increase my bike power (not enough space for bigger chainring)
If you are at the (current) top of cadans, shorter cranks may help.
Usually shorter cranks do improve how often you can get your feet round in the same time and thereby get your speed higher with the ...
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How to change bearings on huffy rock it
The Huffy Rock It comes in both a 12", 16" and 20" wheel version.
All versions have a one-piece crank and standard one-piece crank removal instructions do apply.
Here are Huffy's ...
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46/30 Crankset with Boost chainline (51,8)
There are two likely ways to make this happen:
Square taper with a much longer spindle than nominally intended.
A direct mount spider that can take 46-30 on a crank that has the DM interface it needs ...
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How to increase my bike power (not enough space for bigger chainring)
I need to change my advice. Not only are you limited in the front end by the geometry, you are limited in the back end by the 11-51 cluster. There are only two approaches:
Find a single crank that ...
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