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I'm not really sure. Here is a picture of the other side.

Why doesn't anyone make steel cranks? I've done a pretty extensive search and most cranks (even the ones at £300 - £400) are made from aluminium. Surely steel would not be susceptible to this kind of 'shear' failure?

no not by me, they were installed professionally by the shop where the cranks were bought.

I would have noticed if there were any visual signs of a break large enough to let dirt in to this extent before total failure occurred. The dirt is from the crank arm being exposed to the road following my fall.

I would have noticed if there were any visual signs of a break large enough to let dirt in to this extent before total failure occurred. The dirt is from the crank arm being exposed to the road following my fall.

My SRAM Omnium crank snapped on Friday (see pics attached). I wasn't even going for it, just gently ascending a small hill. This is the second time Omniums have snapped on me and I suffered some injuries to my hand. I was literally one second away from being involved in a collision with a van which probably would have inflicted a life changing injury to me at best.

I am now giving up on Omniums, they are not fit for purpose in the slightest. Can anyone recommend a different type of fixed wheel crank that will not crack so easily and significantly endanger life?

I would like to buy the Easton bars (3), please can you pm me to organise the payment pickup location.

Thanks

hi, very interested, but would it fit a woman who is approx 5'2"??

LOOK Columbus Steel Road Bike Dura Ace 9spd Equipped (57/57cm)

Hi there,

It's a very reluctant decision, but due to increased work commitments (just don't have enough time in the year to ride this anymore), I have decided to sell my LOOK road bike.

I have opted to offer it on here first.

Full Specification:

-LOOK France Columbus Gara Steel Lugged Frame & Fork (57cm/57cm Seat-tube/Top-tube CTC )
-Handbuilt wheels: Mavic CXP30 Rims / Ultegra 9spd Hubs / DT Swiss Comp Black Spokes (Hubs are smooth, wheels are true, rims don't have any real wear)
-Dura Ace FC-7701 Octalink Double Chainset (53/39t)
-Dura Ace FD-7700 Front Derailer
-Dura Ace 9spd Chain
-Dura Ace 7700 9spd Cassette
-Dura Ace RD-7700 Rear Derailer
-Dura Ace ST-7700-C STI Levers
-Dura Ace HP-7410 Sealed 1" Threaded Headset
-Dura Ace BR-700 DP Brake Calipers (7400 Series Brake Pads)
-Dura Ace Aero Seatpost
-LOOK Clip-less pedals
-Elite Bottle Cages Black x2
-3ttt Tig Welded 120mm Polished Stem
-3ttt Podium 40cm Handlebars
-Fizik Microtex Handlebar Tape (recent)
-Selle Italia TurboMatic4 Saddle
-Michelin Krylion carbon Tyres 700x23c (recent)

All the components of the gruppo are in very good order, the STi levers are shifting properly, The bike as a whole makes for a very nice ride and I have had a lot of enjoyment out of it. The frame has no dents or dings, the paintwork overall is good bar some missing paint near BB shell and a few small blemishes from use/storage/travel. Please note, the stem on the bike is a 3ttt stem, but is not the one in the pictures, it's a 90mm one instead.

Price £560

Pictures:

please can I come and have a test ride? very interested in making a purchase. It has no front brake? Can one be put on?

is this still for sale? PM me if so, I would like to make you a good offer.

hi, how do i come and view the bike? i don't have any details to organise a visit? again, i'm very interested in the bike and think it may be my ideal size.

Hi, I know this must be v.painful process for you to sell this bike, but please can you let me know when i can come and view? my email is taher3.14@googlemail.com.

Thanks
Taher

is this still available?

are you still selling this?

Hi, Can you let me know when I can test ride this please? I live in E11

Thanks
Taher

yes, that's little too far for me, it's a shame as i think the size would have been spot on. Good luck with the sale

can I meet you somewhere for a test ride trow or tonight?
T