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[ScillySuffolk]

All sorted now thanks!

 

[riddim-track]

Re: Shimano 740x cranks - (almost) any condition/orphaned arms

Hi, sorry I don't have cranks but I'm interested by what you mean with shortening them.

 

[ScillySuffolk]

Re: Shimano 740x cranks - (almost) any condition/orphaned arms

Reducing the length from 17whatever to something like 145mm.

They're for my fixed gear TT bike: all about reducing foot speed. Possible aero gains too and the reduced stress on my knees is welcome.

 

[riddim-track]

Re: Shimano 740x cranks - (almost) any condition/orphaned arms

Ah interesting, I ask because I sold some STX cranks to a Russian chap some years ago who planned to shorten them but I never really understood what he meant.

So you will effectively chop them down and make new pedal holes I assume?

 

[ScillySuffolk]

Re: Shimano 740x cranks - (almost) any condition/orphaned arms

Yup!

Well, Mike Burrows will (yes, that Mike Burrows).

 

[ScillySuffolk]

Re: Shimano 6400 cranks - (almost) any condition/orphaned arms

Change of plans: will now being using 6400 Tricolor.

 

[riddim-track]

Re: Shimano 740x cranks - (almost) any condition/orphaned arms

Yup!

Well, Mike Burrows will (yes, that Mike Burrows).

Wow! as a long term TCR devotee and collector I am impressed

 

[kingbling]

Re: Shimano 6400 cranks - (almost) any condition/orphaned arms

I got a pair you can have for £20 posted

 

[ScillySuffolk]

Re: Shimano 6400 cranks - (almost) any condition/orphaned arms

I got a pair you can have for £20 posted

Perfect!

I'll send you a PM.

 

[pigman]

Re:

highpath do a crank shortening service too.
(for info only , not saying MB aint any good)