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Re: BITRANZ BIKE 80mm Carbon Rim review upgrade from old Fulcrum Red Wind H.80
I hadn't heard of this seller before but their lineup is very interesting for me since they offer to put a brake track on a lot of their rims, first time I'm seeing more modern rim widths and shapes with a brake track . Since rim brake is very niche for modern bikes there are not many options around and the few that are usually tap out at 28mm external at the widest point and even 21mm internal is rare. I'll look into getting a set of 30mm ex/23 int rims next week. Cheers
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Re: Hudud carbon cranks
Thanks Don, excellent craftmanship!! I'm not so accurate so I switch to a new Coospo S10 and yesterday I fit in the bike July 01, 2026, 05:30:29 AM |
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Re: Hudud carbon cranks
Hi there. I’ve had issues with lateral wobble in the chainring whenever I install the crankset; I’m not sure if anyone else has experienced this. I’ve tried everything—placing spacers here and there, using a different power meter, swapping chainrings—but nothing works. The problem goes away when I install Dura-Ace cranks, so I gather the issue lies in the alignment of the crank arm with the spindle, though I’m not certain—which is why I’m asking if anyone else has run into this. I’m thinking about buying a different crankset and reusing my current chainrings and power meter. The options are: Budget: Rpantahy High-end: Cybrei or ElileeI had a similar problem with my coree cranks combined with a leoseek spider powermeter, i turned out that there were not enogh clearance and the crankarm bent/deformed the spider when torqued down. I managed to fix i by placing a thin spacer (0.5 mm) between the spider and the crankarm. August 21, 2026, 06:58:50 AM |
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