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Chinese Carbon Road Bikes => Road Bike Frames, Wheels & Components => Topic started by: vanbc on July 19, 2024, 07:36:22 PM
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Hello, curious about crankset options for my road bike build. Planning on Chinese groupset. Aware of Cybrei but curious about other good quality options.
165mm is a requirement.
Thank you
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I have just installed Lexon 165mm cranks on one of my bikes. So far, I’m pleased but will need to put some miles on them to have a final verdict.
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Lots of options, or are you specifically looking for carbon?
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I am open to alloy or carbon.
Would like to be at least Shimano 105 or ultegra quality as comparison.
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somehow im the market for 165 4hole bcd110 cranks too..
For some reason r7000 cranks almost non existance, but theres some r7100 on aliEx at a lil premium.
I currently have r7000 passquest chainring. Im not sure if it fits nicely on r7100 cranks.
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You should get a Magnene PES pwoermeter crankset.
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@OP - this is what I use. The arm length can be adjusted to 160, 162.5, or 165mm
There are other lengths available too!
https://driveline.com.tw/product/15/58
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I also use those driveline cranks at 140mm for triathlon. Have a 150mm set on my wife’s gravel bike as well. Nice that you can get 8 bolt.
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I also use those driveline cranks at 140mm for triathlon. Have a 150mm set on my wife’s gravel bike as well. Nice that you can get 8 bolt.
Damn, 140mm? That sounds crazy. I've used 155mm cranks and thought that was nuts.
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Damn, 140mm? That sounds crazy. I've used 155mm cranks and thought that was nuts.
155mm cranks? Sound like you're size deficient in several areas.
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for alloy options i have used and recommend both xcadey cranks and fovno aurora
theyre both very light for alloy. i originally had the fovno auroras but swapped for xcadey because i prefered the 24mm spindle on the xcadey opposed to dub on fovno
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155mm cranks? Sound like you're size deficient in several areas.
Short cranks are often used for TT bikes