96 Ibis Ti Mojo, small
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24pouces":2lmukgjq said:
Not Cannondale ... those are original Magic Motorcycle cranksets, which is why I wanted to use them.
If you look carefully at the arms, each arm uses a proprietary two-bolt mounting for the larger rings (you'll see the backside of the mounting bolts), and also the reason why the rings are impossible to find.
DeletedUser006
Old School Grand Master
That is one cool bike, loving it largley, I like the chainset looks different and certainly strong, the change up from granny to middle must take a bit of shifting ! !
It looks so clean you could eat yer dinner off it
It looks so clean you could eat yer dinner off it
David Gibson
Senior Retro Guru
ti bike
I like everything except the seatpost. Seems strangely cheap and out of place with such a great looking build.
How much did you pay for the crankset? (if you are a little sensitive about the cost you can PM me). I once bid $500 for a used one about 2 years ago, the final price of the crankset turned out to be $800.
I like everything except the seatpost. Seems strangely cheap and out of place with such a great looking build.
How much did you pay for the crankset? (if you are a little sensitive about the cost you can PM me). I once bid $500 for a used one about 2 years ago, the final price of the crankset turned out to be $800.
Re: ti bike
Yeah, I agree. Ideally I'd like to find a silver IRD or Syncros Ti (vintage with no decal), though this Ritchey Force is a Nitto version, and not the cheaper Kalloy. It had some high insertion marks so I polished it which is why its shinier.
The cranks cost me a bit ...
David Gibson":1qdap9o0 said:
Yeah, I agree. Ideally I'd like to find a silver IRD or Syncros Ti (vintage with no decal), though this Ritchey Force is a Nitto version, and not the cheaper Kalloy. It had some high insertion marks so I polished it which is why its shinier.
The cranks cost me a bit ...
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