Compatibility of SRAM Force 22 crank with 105 group
Maltess
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Hello, I bought a Cannondale Synapse and I wanted to installl a 53/39 crank on the bike. The rest of the group is Shimano 105. Is a Sram Force 22 crankset doing to work well with a 105 group? I am reading they are optimize to work with the Yaw Sram derailleur, is this a problem?
These are my options, what do you think guys is the best for the bike in terms of performance?
-Sram Force or Rival crankset with Shimano 105 group
-Shimano 105 crankset with BB30 adapters and Sh 105 group
-FSA crankset (equivalent to 105) with Sh 105 group.
These are my options, what do you think guys is the best for the bike in terms of performance?
-Sram Force or Rival crankset with Shimano 105 group
-Shimano 105 crankset with BB30 adapters and Sh 105 group
-FSA crankset (equivalent to 105) with Sh 105 group.
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On the other hand a 24mm spindle crankset will work with adaptors and spacers.
SRAM Force is going up in standards compared to the 105. The SRAM equivalent of 105 is Rival, hence the name.
SRAM Force 22 is about 40g's lighter and a bit stiffer than the 105. The weight difference you won't feel and i guess unless you're churning out massive power, the extra stiffness is neither here or there.
If you want a noticeable difference when riding save up your cash and go for a full DA or Red groupset.
Rotor do a range of BBs. Contact Velotech and ask them.