Wanted: Crankset any

Posted on Tue 20th, May 2014

• #1

capnjazz85

Hi

Like my previous post regarding my bike being stolen i have been on the hunt to set up all over again

I am looking for a crankset im not to bothered what it is right now its just something to get me back on the road.

Thanks

Kind regards

Anthony
• #2

user16171

If you're after a road double I have this Sugino, with matching BB.

52/40, 170mm arm, 110BCD with matching BB (120mm). Excellent nick. A little rub on the outside of the crank arms but excellent threads and tapers
• #3

jimalex
Ambrosio track crankset. 48t chainring. 165mm. Bit of heel rub otherwise excellent condition. Square taper. Chainring bolts included. £30 collected E9 or W1.

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• #4

Nielsen

I have a 10 speed double FSA gossamer hollowtech compatible chainset. 50/34. English threaded.

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