Crank upgrade advice
davala95
Posts: 86
Hi all,
At the moment I have fsa omega exo crankset installed on my bianchi.
I have found a good deal on a ultegra crankset and was wondering whether the upgrade would be compatible and cause no issues with the bottom bracket I have installed on the bike now?
thanks
p.s are the teeth on the cranskset literally just counted to give the figure provided on many of the websites?? (eg 50/34)
At the moment I have fsa omega exo crankset installed on my bianchi.
I have found a good deal on a ultegra crankset and was wondering whether the upgrade would be compatible and cause no issues with the bottom bracket I have installed on the bike now?
thanks
p.s are the teeth on the cranskset literally just counted to give the figure provided on many of the websites?? (eg 50/34)
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davala95 wrote:Hi all,
At the moment I have fsa omega exo crankset installed on my bianchi.
I have found a good deal on a ultegra crankset and was wondering whether the upgrade would be compatible and cause no issues with the bottom bracket I have installed on the bike now?
p.s are the teeth on the cranskset literally just counted to give the figure provided on many of the websites?? (eg 50/34)
As for compatibility you might be better asking in the Workshop section of this forum.Summer - Canyon Ultimate CF SLX 9.0 Team
Winter - Trek Madone 3.5 2012 with UDi2 upgrade.
For getting dirty - Moda Canon0 -
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You'd need a new bottom bracket - FSA Omega uses their own proprietary 19mm spindle, whereas Shimano use a 24mm.Make mine an Italian, with Campagnolo on the side..0
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Unless you change your chainrings you won't notice any difference.
Personally I'd save my money.0 -
Yes, chainset 'upgrades' are a good way of spending a pile of money for little noticeable benefit. If you want to spend money. Use it on wheels, tyres and contact points.Make mine an Italian, with Campagnolo on the side..0