Dura Ace FC-7402 or 7400 maybe earlier crank arms

Posted on Wed 4th, March 2015

• #1

cagimaha

Hi, I'm after a set of FC-7402 or FC7400 crank arms for a build I'm putting together. I'd also consider some of the earlier fluted crank arms in either 130 or 144 BCD.

Ideally 172.5mm or 175mm arms but I'll take 170mm ones if the price is right. Don't need the chainrings but if you want to sell as a set that's fine, looking for a cosmetically clean set but again I don't mind if they're less than mint but the price is good!

Cheers,

Ben
• #2

cagimaha

Not sure what the etiquette is on bumping wanted ads but I'm still looking for some cranks...
• #3

Robc.cc

got a set of 172.5 if you're still looking!
Let me know, I can send a pic tomorrow :)

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