Is this crank set compatible with HG or IG chain?
252336
It should be... Most hyper glide chains are compatible with 7/8 speeds. Cheers!
252337
I have no idea, but I know that "Green Canyon Outfitters" who sold me this know & they are the best & most helpful folks around.
252338
Go to Shimano website, click on Latin America, and click on the bicycle stuff, you should be able to find out.
699577
I'm using my 12-30 with an Ultegra short cage, and it works just fine, this despite the fact that when I originally set it up the opinions expressed at the time said it would not work. I believe even Shimano had a company opinion that it was not appropriate to run that combo. That said, you are still at the mercy of "try it and see if it works." If it were me, I'd take the chance, but you have to make the final call. As in my previous answers about this set-up, I'd remind you to not give up if it seems it won't work initially. Chain length is critical in being able to keep the idler pulley from contacting the 30 tooth cog, and I think I may have messed with the stop screw as well. I wish you the best of luck!
1928153
No you need a FreeWheel type sprocket 6,7,or 8 speed available here http://www.amazon.com/sprocket-bicycle-chain-complete-accessories/forum/Fx3UFVVOO3Q29FB/Tx2DIFYOFGFJTR6/1?_encoding=UTF8&asin;=B000AO9KUC&cdEmailView;=8b290b24-c1b7-4323-9388-0ac7910c1df6.Tx2DIFYOFGFJTR6&cdShowAnswer;=1&forceSignin;=1
605598
I am not sure, but I believe almost all the pedal cranks have the same size threads, he tightening nut seemed to be a little smaller on my stock pedals from Birdy, but when I got these pedals, the threads were fine.
2122014
Yes, but only with a chain tensioner. Unless you have a frame specifically designed for IGH or single-speed (where the distance between bottom bracket and hub doesn't change throughout suspension travel), but those are very rare so you'd probably know it.
716775
Depends on your chainline. You want your chainring as close in line with your sprocket as possible. So you'll need to measure what spindle length you need(in mm) in order for the chain to run smooth. I have an older steel frame and I used like a 107... something like that.
1896935
Certainly, no problem! Any chain will work, its only the length of chain that matters! Oregon is a good quality chain, also
1314381
Yes it is. I have a shimano hg51 cassette 11-32t and a vuelta corsa triple crankset 52-42-32 and I can get every gear. Remember it is a 9-10 speed detailed made for narrower chains so you'll get some rubbing if you switch up or down
1586780
Yes. That is the exact setup I am running after upgrading my classic Schwinn. Works great.
2001471
Yes, this will work. However that crankset already comes with a bottom bracket.
654073
Go on the Oregon web site. They have a lookup function where it will list all the chains that will fit
1579566
Yes i believe you are correct, with the same pitch and same size chain, it should work.
291857
Yes, this is the three ring chain...30 teeth, 42 teeth, 52 teeth. I just put it on my Fuji Newest 3.0 this weekend. It works great. This includes cranks. You should, if you are going to the trouble of changing cranks and chain rings, change your bottom bracket as well.
25939
There are two versions, as shown is works with any chainring bolts because the threaded side of the set is part of the chain ring. Last years version you needed the Origin 8 single chain ring version, they are shorter and not made to hold 2 chain rings. These chain rings have tall teeth and wide narrow teeth, they are made to convert your bike to 1 by 9, 10 or 11. These are not made to work with a front derailleur.
532142
This is used for the older single piece cranksets. I use these because I cut up old bicycles and cut them up and weld new ones. www.flickr.com/photos/fredtron
59118
This crank set is for a square taper bottom bracket. I bought an Avenir Octalink Crank Puller from Amazon.
642285
I changed one once with a craftsman. I don't remember all of the model numbers but a lot of them are compatible. You can usually tell by just looking at the parts where the box attaches to the rail & look at the gear that the chain goes around.