Wanted: Cranks, 42mm chainline, pref black

Posted on Mon 19th, May 2008

• #1

BillB

Wanted a pair of 42mm chainline track cranks, I'd prefer black and 165mm but I'd consider 170s and any colour if the price was right. 5X130 rings would be a bonus as I have some spares. Something like a stronglight would be fine if it was cheap enough or even a tatty sugino 75 if its in budget. trying to keep it below £60. as any more than that and I'll just get a pair of stronglights from hubjub.
• #2

marxist_vulcan

Sugino75...black not tatty...few marks......£80...best i can do...better than stronglight
• #3

BillB

Hmmmmm, I'll get back to you later today, is that posted for £80?
• #4

BillB

Doh, Mr hole in the wall says not this month, you have to wait until payday :(
• #5

marxist_vulcan

How about...a Stronglight St-1000 never used...165mm..with 47 and 49 1/8 chainring.inc chainring bolts.....cranks never used....and sugino 103mm..for a 42mm chainline..Cambridge area...will post..or you collect....£80 + p&p......

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