For sale-fsa vigorelli carbon crankset

Posted on Tue 21st, March 2017

• #1

Simply_speed
Hello people I have an fsa vigorelli carbon crankset with an fsa pro chainring 48t and bottom bracket I'm selling it for 150 usd or swap for just a shimano zen has some scratches on by the end of the crank but still runs perfect and looks quite nice in my opinion

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• #2

Bikebuster

Where are you located?
Any play?
Condition of the chainring?
Arm length?
BB size?

Br.
Bikebuster aka question Master
• #3

Simply_speed

Located-united states
No play at all
Chainring condition-good but I can get an almost new 50t ring if you want
Arm length 165-170 I'll have to confirm later today
Bb size also not sure I'll confirm later
• #4

Double_J in reply to @Simply_speed

All work and no play makes jack a dull boy
• #5

Bikebuster

Dibs pending bb size and shipping. Pm..
• #6

Simply_speed

Also willing to swap the set for shimano zen ring 50-55 or Omnium and sugino zen 50-55
• #7

Lele

available?

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