Aero Cranks
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death valley 69
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Aero Cranks
Can anyone enlighten me about the cranks on an early 80's steel bike my mate salvaged today? The cranks have aero stamped on them. Thanks in advance.
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BRLVR.v2
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Re: Aero Cranks
Picture????death valley 69 wrote:Can anyone enlighten me about the cranks on an early 80's steel bike my mate salvaged today? The cranks have aero stamped on them. Thanks in advance.
Look on the back side of them for any ID info etc.
Sugino comes to mind.
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death valley 69
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Re: Aero Cranks
Thanks for the reply BRLVR.v2. I only spoke to him on the phone and by his description I thought it might be a Standish shimano aero but the cranks didn't seem to fit. I'll try and get a picture from him tomorrow . cheers
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ldrcycles
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Re: Aero Cranks
I think they were made by SR, i've seen lots of them, usually on fairly uninspiring bikes.
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slidetaker
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Re: Aero Cranks
I have one of these.
Aero front and cold forged wordings at the back.
Standardish alloy cranks. I inclined to say it is more euro branding than jap...
Aero front and cold forged wordings at the back.
Standardish alloy cranks. I inclined to say it is more euro branding than jap...
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redrover3
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Re: Aero Cranks
I have a set on my bike. Aero cold forged. 144bcd 170 long. When I was trying to find info on them, saw a picture of some on a bmx. They have the lugs for the inside chainring though. Chainrings are Anlus.
Tony
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