i want to use this on a crankset that is 42/32/22T for an 8 Speed hybrid. will it fit appropriately? deore has a higher size (48), is that a problem?
1153263
The crank should drop in OK as long as your frame can fit the bottom bracket. As for the shifting, your 3 speed front shifter should be just fine. I have not come across one that has differed yet in movement.
1153264
It will fit but you will need to adjust or potentially change the front derailleur.
1153265
It should fit I used it on my iron horse with 42/32/22 as well, all it will do is make pedals a little bit harder but give a more powerful pedal stroke. But what you can do is call your local bike shop and ask for sure.
1153266
I have this on my Trek 7.2 fx works fine I have the 48/36/26 since I'm mostly ride on flats not a lot of uphills n I don't carry any load on the bike. The 42/32/22 is good if u carry a lot of load on the bike. Hope this helps.
1153267
I put that crankset on my hybrid which was set up for a 48. Using a 48 on your bike will require moving your front derailler up some and it is possible that your rear derailler won't have the capacity ( length of the derailler arm) for the larger gear. However it possible to change the ring gears on most crank sets and you could use your old 42 gear. I'm not sure about this but 8 speed set ups might not have compatible gear teeth with 9 speed crank sets.
921833
I've carried size 58 and 61.5 inch road bikes in this case. The 61.5 was a tight fit. Used a zip tie to hold the rear derailleur out of the way.
1347224
I am not sure why it would not - I have 8 yr old bike it worked (dont have direct answer). There is a section to config wheel circumfrence an crank length. I only did wheel size.
1117853
The left is friction so it will do 2 or 3 chainrings on crank - versatile. Right is 7 spds, but I've used it w/ an 8 spd, you just miss a cog at top or bottom. Fyi: 6,7 & 8 speed use same basic chain & gear spacing, so interchangeability is nice.
239965
Yes, no problem to use your 8 speed cassette. it will fit right on. thanks, ben
2252786
This will fit a 68mm bottom bracket. It is a pretty standard size. It comes with spacers to adjust for the width of various bottom brackets. I can't find specs for your bike, but your local bike shop would easily be able to tell you. This is the cheapest place you will find this set.
640472
There are two sizes of pedal shafts, 9/16 and 1/2 in. Yours is probably a 9/16. To be absolutely sure take off one of your pedals and measure the diameter of the shaft were it threads in to the crank arm. Secondly, buy a better set of pedals than these, both sets I purchased began making noise soon after use. Both sets went into the trash.
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Yes John, i noted your complaint but shoudn't be a trouble because the important is the thead size, it's has a standard mesure for all shimano crank, ok? Thank you for debate...
1775594
Will likely be way too bigStem alone is 110 mm. The stack is big for this bike anyway. At a 32" inseam you'll be unsafe.Plus cranks are 175 mm. That will leave you with a very unnatural pedal stroke
1314671
Sorry my friend, i don't know because my bike is a 56cm.But it's big for my bike.Send a e-mail to the factory.Best regards
711409
Hi. I did but I had to make sure that the crankset fit my bike. It depends upon how much wear if any on the chain and freewheel. I had stripped the pedal threads taking old one off because a previous owner didn't use proper cleaning methods. The new crankset works great and was a good replacement. If you do you homework it should just bolt right back on. Good luck and just take you time.
1678343
Unless your bike has really weird geometry, it should fit. It fits other hybrid bikes without a problem.
200933
Might be tight on a Cannondale or old-school Klein but the real issue is how far away from the mounting surface the arm places the crankset. I found it too close to turn the cranks while tuning the derailleur.
731523
usually one piece cranks (part of the gear) take 1/2 inch; cranks that bolt to the bike are usually 9/16 inch; if the pedals on the bike are not marked you can always call the bike maker's 800 number and ask (which is what I did on one of my bikes) and if you give them the model they can tell you. These will fit just about any bike, road, mountain, comfort, or commuter; they are just a little wider and longer than stock pedals. I have a comfort bike(1/2 pedals) and a commuter bike (9/16 pedals) that I have used these on for two years with no problems and they really grip the bottom of the shoes well.
1409311
A Retrospec Crankset has a crank arm length of 165mm. No need to worry about pedal strikes!
1227761
Yes, it will fit. You may need to remove a few links from the chain to get the correct length for your bike. This chain has 1/2 inch long links that are 3/32 inch wide, which will work with 6, 7 or 8-speed rear cogs (commonly known as the "cassette" or "freewheel"). All 21-speed bikes have 7 cogs in the rear X 3 chain rings up front making "21 speeds." The other very common chain size is 1/8 inch wide (1/2" x 1/8"), which is too wide for multi-geared bikes.
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Yes you need a rear derailleur hanger. Yes this will work with a 44T front crank chainring, the shimano crank set I paired this with was a 22, 32 44T, however I ended up taking the 44 off and replacing it with a bash guard. The largest you can go on the cassette is 36T.