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mopartodd
a Recreational RiderDate Reviewed: November 8, 2011
Strengths: I really like the looks and feel of this crank. It's light.Weaknesses: The proprietary BB...Not real keen on this kind of BS.
Bottom Line: The cranks have not been bad at all. When I got the bike I disassembled the crank and removed the BB and applied antisieze, grease and Loctite where it was needed and re-torqued everything. No problem after 1100 miles.
Favorite Ride: Any
Purchased At: BD
Similar Products Used: Shimano 105 and Ultergra
Bike Setup: Carbon Motobecane w/ Ulterga, Mavic, Selle italia, Ritchey
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Bob Montani
a Road RacerDate Reviewed: August 14, 2011
Strengths: -Lightweight
-Smooth Shifting
-Stiff
-Nice looking crankWeaknesses: -None yet but I will revisit after around 1500 mi.Bottom Line: I read both very positive and very negative reviews on this product. More positive than negative but had concerns and almost canceled my original order. As I called around and talked to a few mechanics who install a lot of FSA stuff, I came away with the conclusion that the majority of the bad reviews were associated with installations not being done quite right. To install this crank correctly you have to reface your bottom bracket, torque everything per spec and make sure you use teflon tape and loctite as per the instructions. You can't depend on the one grunt-two grunt torque system but need the correct tools. Crank shifts well, spins well and is light. Didn't notice any flex in the big ring and feel the crank is very solid over all.
Favorite Ride: Frostys
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$400.00
Purchased At: Sunrise Cyclery
Similar Products Used: Shimano, SRAM
Bike Setup: Specialized Roubiax, SRAM Force Components, Williams 30 Wheels, Koobie Enduro PRS saddle.
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