BEDT Chainrings and crank

Posted on Fri 14th, August 2009

• #1

Holmes81

Hello,

I'm looking at a new build with Goldtec chainrings, which have either 5 arm 135mm PCD or 145mm pcd.

Only prob is I can't find which cranks to use. I was looking at Middleburn, will the 5 arm spider fit?

Yes I have htfs, but with no luck.

Yes I am trying for all british build, hence Goldtec chainring and Middleburn.

Cheers.
• #2

Fat_Pants

racist.
• #3

31trum

bloody patriot
• #4

Holmes81

Thanks,

however still no answer to my problemo!
• #5

Smallfurry

The goldtec chainrings are designed for road cranks and the middleburns are off road cranks, This means the 4 arms are probably around 104mm, and the 5 arms around 110mm. Its probably best to ask them.
• #6

deleted

you have htfs? you want to utfs. et c'est BETD non?

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