Truvativ Touro Cranksets


  • Average Rating: 4.75/5
  • MSRP: $
  • # of Reviews: 4

Product Description

The Touro maximzes high-strength 6061-T6 material, while maintaining a lightweight, classic road aesthetic.


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Reviews 1 - 4 (4 Reviews Total)

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Overall Rating:5
Value Rating:5
Submitted by Lhazc a Recreational Rider from

Date Reviewed: April 4, 2011

Strengths:    just seems to be a good crankset, the one on now is 10 sp compatible although I have a 9 sd(2X9)

Weaknesses:    none so far after roughly 1800 miles between the 2 bikes :)

Bottom Line:   
this is my second bike with the Truvativ Touro double crankset, I havent had my new bike long, a Scott Speedster S30 only about a month bought new on ebay. my other bike was a motobecane cyclocross bike, I had for 4 months and put roughly 1600 road miles on it with no complaints. I had actually bought a Specialized Allez with a triple and only kept it about 2 weeks before realizing I liked the compact double.

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Favorite Ride:   anything with hills :)

Price Paid:    $800.00

Purchased At:   online/Ebay

Similar Products Used:   fsa CK-360 crankset on a cannondale F5 mtn bike, all i can say about it is CHAIN SUK!!
and a Sugino triple on the 09 allez


Bike Setup:   2010 Scott Speedster S30
105/Tiagra component mix
Alex race28 Aero profile rims
Scott team hubs.


Overall Rating:5
Value Rating:5
Submitted by Matt a Triathlete from

Date Reviewed: May 31, 2010

Strengths:    good

Weaknesses:    good

Bottom Line:   
good

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Favorite Ride:   i dont no how to ride a bike

Price Paid:    $99999999.00

Purchased At:   garage sale

Similar Products Used:   u

Bike Setup:   idk


Overall Rating:5
Value Rating:5
Submitted by bianchi77 a Road Racer from

Date Reviewed: July 18, 2008

Strengths:    53 / 39 is very good combination for all terrain

Weaknesses:    none I can think off

Bottom Line:   
Nice product...black coloured

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Favorite Ride:   Climbing on every asphalt road

Price Paid:    $50.00

Purchased At:   local bike store

Similar Products Used:   Shimano 105



Overall Rating:4
Value Rating:5
Submitted by Oldteen a Recreational Rider from

Date Reviewed: November 10, 2006

Strengths:    Solid, fairly stiff, wears well

Weaknesses:    Heavy (900g+ for triple not inc BB), could be smoother

Bottom Line:   
Crankset (triple with square taper BB) came stock on my Cannondale. Have over 3k mi on it & it has performed OK. Like most Shimano triples, the shift from middle down to granny ring is rough. I'll likely move to a double when I replace this.
Value rating based on advertised pricing.

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Favorite Ride:   The next one

Purchased At:   Stock on bike

Similar Products Used:   105, Ultegra

Bike Setup:   Cannondale CAAD5, Ultegra/105 mix grouppo, Ult/OP wheelset



Reviews 1 - 4 (4 Reviews Total)

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Bottom Brackets for Truvativ Touro Cranks

On the SRAM website, it says the Truvativ Touro crankset can use either their square taper bottom bracket or their power spine bottom bracket. I believe my bike has a square botto   Read More »

Chainring replacement for Truvativ Touro cranks on Bianchi Pista?

I own a 2006 Bianch Pista that came equiped with Truvativ Touro Track crankset (130 bcd, 3/32") and was looking for suggestions for replacement chainrings. Per the Truvativ/SRAM   Read More »

Weight / Info on Truvativ Touro 2.1 Cranks

I have a 2007 carbon Raleigh Supercourse that came with 9-speed Truvativ Touro 2.1 compact cranks. I'm looking to shed some weight and was wondering what these cranks actually weig   Read More »

Removing Truvativ Touro Triple crankset

Hi folks, Quick question. I currently have a 09 Scott Speedster s40 . A close friend of mine gave me a complete Ultegra 6700 Group set. He's pretty much loaded so it was a gift    Read More »

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