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MartyC:
Does anyone know if the Redline Pro-Line cranks fit a regular 8 spline spindle or do you have to use the Redline one?

In other words, can I just bolt them straight onto my bike replacing my existing tubular 3p cranks?

Cheers  :daumenhoch:

MartyC:
C'mon guys, someone must know  :LolLolLolLol:

billstup:
Depends what make of spindle it is I suppose Marty, I would have thought that all of the current redline cranks use the same spindle, don`t know if thats any help to you  :crazy2:

MartyC:

--- Quote from: billstup on August 25, 2006, 07:00 PM ---Depends what make of spindle it is I suppose Marty, I would have thought that all of the current redline cranks use the same spindle, don`t know if thats any help to you  :crazy2:

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Cheers Bill, it's for my new school ride which has fairly standard tubular 3 piece cro-moly cranks.  I was thinking of getting them chromed like my GT ones but then had a thought about getting some of the chunky Pro-Lines.  I know a couple of people swear by these cranks and have them on their rides so wondered if they had them fitted to their existing spindles or if they managed to get a Euro BB for them  :daumenhoch:

stidds:
American Cycle Express (ACE - http://www.americancycle.com) do a euro bb for Redline Proline cranks as I have contacted them about it in the past.

Email them and they will be able to help.

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