Interchangeable crankset
Hi,
i have a BSA 68mm road frame and i would like to be able to mount interchangeably two cranks:
1. Raceface Cinch 30mm diameter with 130mm spindle (single)
2. A road crankset (double or triple)
Would it work if i mount the BSA Cinch bottom bracket (68/73mm) and use the 30mm to 24mm FSA reducer cups and a Hollotech II road crankset?
Thank you,
Luis
i have a BSA 68mm road frame and i would like to be able to mount interchangeably two cranks:
1. Raceface Cinch 30mm diameter with 130mm spindle (single)
2. A road crankset (double or triple)
Would it work if i mount the BSA Cinch bottom bracket (68/73mm) and use the 30mm to 24mm FSA reducer cups and a Hollotech II road crankset?
Thank you,
Luis
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No, you can't mount the Cinch cranks in a standard threaded frame, full stop.
the reducer cups allow a 24mm crank to be fitted in 30mm bearings not the other way round.Currently riding a Whyte T130C, X0 drivetrain, Magura Trail brakes converted to mixed wheel size (homebuilt wheels) with 140mm Fox 34 Rhythm and RP23 suspension. 12.2Kg.0 -
The Rookie wrote:No, you can't mount the Cinch cranks in a standard threaded frame, full stop.0
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3lake wrote:Hi,
i have a BSA 68mm road frame and i would like to be able to mount interchangeably two cranks:
1. Raceface Cinch 30mm diameter with 130mm spindle (single)
2. A road crankset (double or triple)
Would it work if i mount the BSA Cinch bottom bracket (68/73mm) and use the 30mm to 24mm FSA reducer cups and a Hollotech II road crankset?
Thank you,
Luis
I'd try and avoid switching out cranks too often... I don't think it does the BB or spindle much good... I don't mean a few times a year but a few times a week I'd say is too often.
Just another option to consider is just changing the chainrings... I do this a lot on the kids XC bike for races just using a HT-II with 104 BCD.. and although both are 1x its a 5 minute job at most and the only part getting damaged are the bolts that are easy to replace. It would be feasible for a 2x but I might then stick a longer cage on (which is more of an issue on 24" wheels than 700c's)
Both of these however might run into chain length issues... (depending on your double tooth difference)0 -
One idea was to use the BSA Cinch bottom bracket and use the reducers to fit a 24mm road crank.
The issue is what crank's spindle will be long enough?
Another idea woul be to use a BB386EVO bottom bracket and cranks. Then i would have to find some kind of spacers for the longer cinch spindle..
Or am i wrong? Anyone knows the difference in spindle lenght between the Cinch (std 68/73) and a road BB386 spindle?
Thank everybody for the answers
ps. @The Rookie thanks anyway for the answer, I find myself BB and cranks to be complicated and it's easy to make a mistake0 -
Cinch is just a 30mm spindle crankset and will work with any BSA30 BB - RaceFace BBs are a bit weak, e.g. Wheels Manufacturing has better sealing / bigger bearings. However, the FSA reducer cups are designed for BB30/PF30 which uses a 19mm narrower BB shell whereas there is no gap with the Cinch crankset. A RaceFace Aeffect Cinch crank running in an HT2 BB might cause fewer problems?Make mine an Italian, with Campagnolo on the side..0