Bike room clearout

[Wold Ranger]

A few parts to offer

FSA afterburner Compact drive 42t outer ring zero use £10 posted




TA industries Granny ring, not used rare 20T wall climber 58bcd £10 posted SOLD THANKS



Wellgo Magnesium Flatties never mounted New very light £20 posted



DMR 32T Compact drive old skool bash ring, £8 posted




Clean set of Truvativ 4D compact drive cranks 175mm arms SOLD THANKS £12 postekd

 

[DancefloorTerrorist]

potential dibs on the TA. Have to check the crankset in the morning

 

[TOMAS]

Might be interested in the Truvative cranks, any ideas what year they are and also what BB spindle length they take? Cheers, Tom

 

[Wold Ranger]

Re:

Hi, I think mid 90s age wise, axle width depends on the frame, really but most MTB stuff ran on 68 shell- 113 or 115mm axles then.
I used both 113 and 115 with it on various steel frames.
They’re cheap enough compared to top end road that I do these days- I have some Rotor and Campagnolo cranks I paid over a Grand for!
Philip