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SJSC 110 PCD Alloy Single / Double Crankset 175mm

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- 110PCD
- Requires 110mm square tapered bottom bracket for double set up.
- Crank bolts not included (SJSC #27430 recommended)

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Overall Product Rating 1 / 5

Avoid - do not buy

By Trevor

05 Jun 2020

1 / 5

ConsNothing

ProsShoddy, rough & inaccurate machining, they look fragile

These may be cheap, but they are NOT good value for money. Shockingly bad machining that looks as though they have been drilled / filed by hand. Off-centre holes, rough aluminium surfaces. They say they are 'Forged' but I hate to think what they are forged from. Do not buy - they should be removed from SJS's product catalogue.

Questions & Answers (3)

Distance from edge of spindle to spider arm

By Ciarán

01 May 2019

I'm trying to source new crank arms and chainring for an old Raleigh with an AW3 rear hub.

I measured the original chain line and would like to fit a new UN55 bottom bracket. Choosing the correct spindle length and chain/crank combo is difficult without some dimensions.

Could you please provide the distance from the edge of a standard square taper sounder to the spider arm? Hopefully from that I can calculate the necessary sounder to give me the chain line I require.

Regards

SJS Customer Service:

Our advice is 110mm square tapered bottom bracket for double set up, for single ring use 107mm.
We are not 100% sure where you want the measurements to and from.
Thanks - 01/05/19

is this crank set a 5 arm or 4? it isn't clear from the photo.

By Anonymous

12 Nov 2018

SJS Customer Service:

These are 5 bolt.

Thanks - 12/11/18

107mm or 110mm BB for single speed set up?

By Pok Wan

27 Apr 2018

I know it requires 110mm BB for a double set up. If I'm going single speed, will 107mm be a better fit?

SJS Customer Service:

Hi there,

Generally yes, a 107mm should give you a better chainline, we cannot confirm this directly until fitted to your particular bike.

Thanks