Which cranks for my Vivalo?

I'm finally gonna try and set up my Vivalo. I still don't really have the money for this project, but I guess I will never have 'spare cash'... so I'm just gonna spend some loot on this anyway.
So which crankset should I get? General consensus seems to be Miche Primato or Sugino... I guess I would be up for spending about £100, seeing as I have a really nice frame and BB, I don't want to put complete rubbish on it.
Anyone got any advice on what to go for?
Thanks!

silver sugino 75, can get cranks from £90 and rings £40

sugino 75's

Or Dura-Ace?

I think Dura ace are a bit out of my price range. Could maybe stretch to the Sugino 75's though.
Well, I shouldn't, but I could.....
supernoodles for a few weeks, perhaps?

worth it :)

supernoodles for a few weeks, perhaps?

I've been eating nothing but bananas and 20p sainsbury's noodles for lunch and dinner for the past ten days (minus a burger at SWBeers), one more week and it's pay day baby!

going to be nice to be back on something more substantial than two quid a day

luckily, I'm quite a fan of the humble noodle. If I'm feeling fancy, I put some vegetables in there too.

super noodles for a week, sweet cranks for a lifetime

no brainer ?

Sugino 75's everytime

Dura-Ace or Sugino 75's.. I ripped all my hair out and got Dura-Ace FC-7600.. cost me a fortune, but I'm happy with them ;)

Oh, but check the BB! if it's a Dura-Ace I'm not sure it will have the right chainline with a Sugino crank. and visa versa.

Japanese, Pfft. Go French. TA all the way.

Dura-Ace or Sugino 75's.. I ripped all my hair out and got Dura-Ace FC-7600.. cost me a fortune, but I'm happy with them ;)

Oh, but check the BB! if it's a Dura-Ace I'm not sure it will have the right chainline with a Sugino crank. and visa versa.

They should be the same (both use a 109mm ISO spindle), but I've got a 43.5mm chainline. It has been decided that I've probably got a JIS taper spindle (i.e. for Suntour) at the moment though, which is what is causing the trouble.

noooooooo- jis means japaneseindustriestandard- a shimano crank never need and will nees a iso axle----------------------

sugino 75 uses iso-------------however it is the only sugino crank, not the messenger ones, they need jis------

check out..

http://www.businesscycles.com/tr-refspec.htm#b/b

sugino super mighty - my pal picco might sell his...

Hope you're well Julio.

Sugino 75, got mine from NJS-Frames £80 and a sugino 46t ring too.

We often have cheap noodles with prawns (from the fishman on the market) chop up a chillie or 2, some diced tomato and spring onion, and bobs yer uncle, a great spicey feast.

sugino super mighty - my pal picco might sell his...

Hope you're well Julio.

Hello! Yes, I'm good thanks! Let me know if he does.
Payday is not till next week so I can't order anything till then.

Noodle hints sounds good. Might try the prawn one out when I'm feeling flush!

Dura Ace!
so much nicer.

Dura Ace!
so much nicer.

so much more expensive!

I reckon stronglights are worth considering...

I'm pretty happy with mine so far anyway - 97quid from hubjub including a decent ring. And they weigh nothing.

second hand parts, loads of cranks and chainrings

http://njs-keirin.blogspot.com/2007/11/njs-cranks.html
http://njs-keirin.blogspot.com/2007/11/chainrings.html

may suit your budget better

My noodle lunch today could have been better. I dunked a choc chip cookie in it and it snapped off. So i had choclate prawn noodles.

And if you read Viz you know what a chocolate prawn is. I was a millimetre away from a rofl

My favorite Vizism - the Cackpipe-cosmonaught.

'Ooooooh, she had a mott like Terry Waites' allotment!'

She who has; a hairy fanny