Just ordered a set of EC90 cranks with 46/30 rings for a customer. Will report back with weights, pics etc.
Looks like FSA now has four (?) adventure/nerd cranks in their lineup.
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genius solution on Argon’s new open-clone gravel bike[/quote]
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The best FSA crank is one that is easy to remove, and compact when fitting in the trash.
Oh shit
Interested
The best FSA crank is one that is easy to remove, and compact when fitting in the trash.[/quote]
I’m waiting for the day FSA makes something I don’t want to sell to the co-op
The fsa orbit mx headset is pretty nice, and is available for $25 on eBay in many colors. Other than that though, yeah no
FSA stems, seatposts and handlebars are not appreciably bad.
The best FSA crank is one that is easy to remove, and compact when fitting in the trash.[/quote]
Oh shit
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The best FSA crank is one that is easy to remove, and compact when fitting in the trash.[/quote]
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also just found this badass bike part: http://cyclesgrandbois.com/SHOP/bag_eb.html
from the latter pictures on https://www.instagram.com/p/BiPylINhqGF/
Goddamn those brakes!
And those are some excellent little clippy things.
[quote=jimmythefly]Goddamn those brakes!
And those are some excellent little clippy things.[/quote]
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Those brakes look so awesome. I hope someone puts them into production just to spite Jan and his Compass brakes.
I’ve been told, and believe, that anything FSA that is a circle or goes in a circle isn’t worth using. Everything else is just fine as long as you’re not looking for fancy. But it’s not hard to make decent bars/stem/posts.
I have a couple of their super setback SL220 posts and they have a nice clamp, quite light. The energy cranks in BB30 and 24mm haven’t failed on me yet, but the 24mm BB was garbage.