I have the Compass cranks on two bikes - a Hilsen and a Toussaint. Love
them. They are quite tight on the Q-factor, so if you are used to triple
MTB cranks, these will feel narrow. I believe I have a 107mm bottom
bracket on the Hilsen. The Toussaint has a 113mm. As I use flats now
I am using a Compass/RH crankset with 30/46 rings on my AHH. The bottom
bracket is a 108mm from White Industries.
Clearance between the small ring and the right chain stay is minimal but
seems to be sufficient. I think the chainline I have is less than
"standard", but I prefer having the big
I believe Brian who runs the blog Stone Hog has a set on a Hilsen. I think
he's pretty active on the list if you search his name and private reply to
one of his posts, I'm sure he'll respond with his experiences.
On Wednesday, March 9, 2016 at 6:46:29 AM UTC-5, Iron Rider wrote:
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> Anyone
I got a set from Electra's website when they were on a sale a couple of
years back. I checked today and they do not seem to have them for sale any
longer. I also got a set on ebay. The rings that come standard with the
cranks were not very useful to me. I re-sold the unused chain rings on
Another good-looking T/A alternative are the Sun XCD cranks, which also
have a slight flare for clearing wide chain stays.
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This does not answer the question directly but I use a less expensive
alternative: Electra Ticino (made by FSA) w/ Velo Orange 46/30 rings. On my
AHH, I am using a 110mm bottom bracket. I don't know how the Compass cranks
are shaped but the Electra allow you to use almost any front derailleur,
