[RBW] Seeking Single Speed Crank Recomendations

2018-01-30 Thread Joe Bernard
I realize you're looking for general recommendations, but here's a nice example 
on the list of what Bill was discussing. 170 arms might be to short for you, 
but you can mount small rings on it. 

https://groups.google.com/forum/m/#!topic/rbw-owners-bunch/Lj1NvpDuDIc

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Re: [RBW] Seeking Single Speed Crank Recomendations

2018-01-30 Thread Patrick Moore
Any 110 bcd crank can be run ss with a short enough bb and the ring either
on the outside or the inside position. Me, I use the old Pro 5 Vis which
are available new (expensive) and used (onlist, cheapish). And there are
track cranks out there that would work fine and are reasonably priced; I
can't recall who makes it, but there was a recent, retro-style single made
by a relatively well known vendor that was discussed on list, RBW or Bob,
not too long ago.

Heck, even a 130 bcd can be run single; my Redline Monocog 29er had a
Truvative (I think) road crank with a 42 t ring, and you can find and fit
38 t rings for these (used one, with a 52, on the Ram's 7410 crank).

On Tue, Jan 30, 2018 at 8:22 AM, Deacon Patrick  wrote:

> Riding the Quickbeam fixed and only “shifting” the rear cog I am liking
> the idea of a single chainring crankset. Recommendations for best value
> bb/crankset over 20+ years?
>
> Paul: they are discontinuing their crankset, so not considering it.
>
> White Ind: pricy but a very attractive idea, either with their square
> taper or their MR30 cranks (will it last long enough to justify the risk of
> exclusivity in drivetrain/bb?)
>
> Compass: Very pricy. 10 Year Warrantee. works for QB (I ride 44t), but
> doesn’t go low enough for my Hunqapillar (I’ll be 38t or 34t).
>
> Others?
>
> With abandon,
> Patrick
>
> www.CredoFamily.org
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[RBW] Seeking Single Speed Crank Recomendations

2018-01-30 Thread Deacon Patrick
Riding the Quickbeam fixed and only “shifting” the rear cog I am liking the 
idea of a single chainring crankset. Recommendations for best value bb/crankset 
over 20+ years?

Paul: they are discontinuing their crankset, so not considering it.

White Ind: pricy but a very attractive idea, either with their square taper or 
their MR30 cranks (will it last long enough to justify the risk of exclusivity 
in drivetrain/bb?)

Compass: Very pricy. 10 Year Warrantee. works for QB (I ride 44t), but doesn’t 
go low enough for my Hunqapillar (I’ll be 38t or 34t).

Others?

With abandon,
Patrick

www.CredoFamily.org
www.MindYourHeadCoop.org

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