Vintage track or road crank 165mm

Posted on Mon 8th, June 2020

• #1

woah
Nothing super expensive but vintage and pretty, ideally this type of ring (and 45t or less)

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• #2

user65906

I was only looking on-line yesterday for a similar size ring to complete a project ,I’ve a 165 Campag fluted right hand crank 144 bcd and a SR royal fluted 165 left hand and prob got set of new singlespeed bolts ,is that a start for you and you track down the ring in whichever format fits you,i was planning on using them for a fixie for one of my shorter female students but haven’t even got a frame yet ,cheers Stef
• #3

user38565

just sent you dm
• #4

user65906

Nothings come through ,Stef
• #5

allister
I have a surplus Campagnolo 43 tooth 144 BCD ring in 1/8"

Quite rare, came as a special order pair of rings, it fits the bill of being vintage and pretty !

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user65906

Allister,if original poster not interested ,I might well be depending on price ,as got bare cranks,thanks Stef

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