Tricross owners, can you help ...
Specialized Needs
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A quick question:
Do you know the stock crank length for the 2010 Tricross triple?
I want to order a replacement set today (need it for Friday) and my bike is at home. I'd like to replace like-for-like as I am used to the current setup.
I bent my middle chainring changing down and it is now continually trying to change off the middle ring. But looking at the prices I may as well get a whole replacement crankset as just a single ring - it looks like I have to take the cranks off anyhow to get at the middle ring properly - well, I couldn't thread it out last night, anyhow, when I was trying to bend it back.
Do you know the stock crank length for the 2010 Tricross triple?
I want to order a replacement set today (need it for Friday) and my bike is at home. I'd like to replace like-for-like as I am used to the current setup.
I bent my middle chainring changing down and it is now continually trying to change off the middle ring. But looking at the prices I may as well get a whole replacement crankset as just a single ring - it looks like I have to take the cranks off anyhow to get at the middle ring properly - well, I couldn't thread it out last night, anyhow, when I was trying to bend it back.
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Depends on frame size (from specialized website) 49/52 is 170mm 54/56 is 172.5mm and 58/61 is 175mm"Encyclopaedia is a fetish for very small bicycles"0
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Well, I've done some digging.
The 2010 UK Specialized siteisn't very helpful, but the 2009 oneis. I will have to assume that the set up is the same (it is the same crankset listed).
For future reference if anyone searches, it seems it depends on the frame size. 172.5mm cranks on the 54cm frame; 170mm below that; and 175mm above.0 -
Aaargh - thanks Wallace. Just beat me to it
CRC here I come. Hopefully they'll get to me tomorrow...0 -
Hmmm. I've a 56cm, and that's 2 different sizes
Still, hopefully 2.5mm won't be too much of a risk.0 -
You wait until you need to replace the BB and THEN you'll have fun - the Specialized site gives the wrong size
(check the existing one for a label that tells you)Chunky Cyclists need your love too! :-)
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Kieran_Burns wrote:You wait until you need to replace the BB and THEN you'll have fun - the Specialized site gives the wrong size
(check the existing one for a label that tells you)0 -
Specialized Needs wrote:Well, I've done some digging.
The 2010 UK Specialized siteisn't very helpful, but the 2009 oneis. I will have to assume that the set up is the same (it is the same crankset listed).
For future reference if anyone searches, it seems it depends on the frame size. 172.5mm cranks on the 54cm frame; 170mm below that; and 175mm above.
Just thought I'd say I have a 54cm Allez sport 2011 and despite what the Specialized website says my bike has 170mm cranks, not 172.5mm. So if anyone is replacing the cranks on 54cm spesh it might be worth checking the inside of the crank arm, next to where the pedal axle screws in to see how long they are.0 -
Noticed the same with my Allez, thought I'd been spinning 170mm cranks for the last year but looking last night I'm pedalling 172.5mm on a 56cm frame, silver 08 model.I've added a signature to prove it is still possible.0
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Kieran_Burns wrote:You wait until you need to replace the BB and THEN you'll have fun - the Specialized site gives the wrong size
(check the existing one for a label that tells you)
that's alright just after i got mine it started to take it's self out. cups on the none crank side came undoneNot that bad but bad enough for me0 -
Specialized Needs wrote:A quick question:
Do you know the stock crank length for the 2010 Tricross triple?
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Get a rule and measure the one you've got.How would I write my own epitaph? With a crayon - I'm not allowed anything I can sharpen to a sustainable point.
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Clank wrote:Specialized Needs wrote:A quick question:
Do you know the stock crank length for the 2010 Tricross triple?
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Get a rule and measure the one you've got.
Had I not:
1) been at work;
2) with my bike at home; and
3) wanting to order quickly.
(I didn't measure it originally as I intended just getting a replacement chainring - but seeing the prices, it was only marginally more to get the whole crankset).0 -
Specialized Needs wrote:(I didn't measure it originally as I intended just getting a replacement chainring - but seeing the prices, it was only marginally more to get the whole crankset).
Are you sure?? I would have thought you could pick up a chainring for about £20 to £30?<a>road</a>0 -
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el_presidente wrote:Specialized Needs wrote:(I didn't measure it originally as I intended just getting a replacement chainring - but seeing the prices, it was only marginally more to get the whole crankset).
Are you sure?? I would have thought you could pick up a chainring for about £20 to £30?0 -
you can get in titanium for £15!!
mmmm titanium *homer drool*<a>road</a>0 -
el_presidente wrote:you can get in titanium for £15!!
mmmm titanium *homer drool*0 -
Specialized Needs wrote:el_presidente wrote:you can get in titanium for £15!!
mmmm titanium *homer drool*
That wasn't there yesterday
ETA: I think that is the colour, not the material.
Still, it wasn't there when I was looking for it yesterday. After a couple of days commuting it'll be the same colour as the rest of the moving parts on my bike...
I might get that.0