For Sale: Dura Ace 7710 track crankset NIB*

Posted on Sun 25th, September 2011

• #1

colm

I took it out of the box and fit it once but theres only 1mm of clearance between my frames chainstays and the ends of the crank spider arm mounts, the back of the chainring bolts jam the cranks. I also have an ultegra bb(bought new) that was fitted once, it's Itallian tho. Turns out I need to get my driveside chainstay crimped to fit 144bcd at 42mm chainline so Im going back to square taper and a 44mm chainline instead.

SOLD
• #2

Fox

I have previously bought DA cranks from colm and it was a very pleasant experience. Just saying because he is still Cat 4 for some reason, which surprises me...
• #3

colm

Thanks for that fox, I dont know how the category rating works, I got promoted in my racing this year so here too would be nice!
• #4

homingmissle

How long are the arms?
• #5

colm

170mm
• #6

colm

still available

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