http://www.spacycles.co.uk/smsimg/2/2801-8798-full-new_impact_triple-2.jpg
There is also the New Stronglight Impact Triple, or double. Unlike the
previous ones which were rebranded or Sugino copies, these are entirely
different with a 5 external bolt pattern :)
How long is your ratchet Michael ?The longer the better, and the longer
it is, the more efficient your input is . Leverage brother, leverage !
I use a 16 Craftsman torque wrench these days, and boy I wish I had one
these back in the day ! It was always difficult to get enough torque
why pay that for the XD350 when you can get the XD600 for $1 more?
http://www.ebikestop.com/sugino_xd600_78_speed_175mm_263646t_74110mm_crankset_bottom_bracket_not_included-CR1031.php
...unless you really want a steel middle ring, in which case carry on.
On Wed, Jun 18, 2014 at 11:14 AM, Garth
Hi Michael,
The first time it came off did the damage that allowed the second time it
came off to happen more easily. The steel spindle rounded out the squarish
aluminum hole in the crank. There are other nice cranks out there, but the
Sugino XD is the most consistent, reliable crank I've ever
That was my suspicion too, but the only alternative factor was that I
stopped riding as soon as I sensed some looseness. I knocked on doors
until I found an 8 mm allen wrench. I'm going to give it one more pop
before writing it off. This bike has SS couplers, so the left crank gets
removed
If you do that, Grant, you'll definitely have a customer ..but I don't
want to start a round of speculation on this. Just an admirer of products
you design..Ryan in Winnipeg
On Wednesday, June 18, 2014 12:41:49 PM UTC-5, grant wrote:
Hi Michael,
The first time it came off did the damage
Sugino makes two more 110/74 triples, both without the hidden bolt.
Alpina 2
http://store.somafab.com/sual10scr.html
801T
http://www.alexscycle.com/cranks/road-1-2-3-4-5-6/sugino-tour-801t-triple-crankset.html
Never seen an 801T, seems it is the triple version of the Mighty Tour 2000
series AL
