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any help and advice on this one? - anyone use this crank/trade?

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Jaymz:
Oh I really like the look of those cranks fella.

You will however be pedalling like a madman running 25-16 really you want a 9t on the rear or keep the 16 rear and you know what to put up front

they are rather nice though, be a shame to not use them, nice chunky arms, mmmmm

sid1972:
 ::)nice they are mate - do 9teeth cog/hubs all have 14mm axles because the frame will only take 10mm's  ???

Jaymz:

--- Quote from: sid1972 on May 08, 2011, 05:58 PM --- ::)nice they are mate - do 9teeth cog/hubs all have 14mm axles because the frame will only take 10mm's  ???

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oh good spot fella, ive never seen a 10mm 9t, whats the bcd on the 25t could you slap a larger 36t  or 38t someone on here has a 38t s&m for sale in gold , my lad ran 36 - 11 and that was a nice ride, spens brother now has that set up as my lad went to 25-9

oh well you'd better box those cranks up and send the mto me!!

sid1972:
mmm - may have to take my grinder to the drop outs...  ???

Betty:

--- Quote from: sid1972 on May 08, 2011, 01:26 PM --- ::) thanks guys  :4_17_5:  

sorry to sound really dim, what does that mean in terms of riding it - low gear set up or is it just a clearance thing?

could I use it for a bit of ramp work, mainly wobbling  ;D  or is it just not worth setting it up?



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Your Dirtbike will be spot on for park use...  :daumenhoch:

Odyssey and profile do cassette hubs with 10mm axles that would be able to use a 9t driver, expensive though, just whack a 44t up front and ride it as is...  :daumenhoch:

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