Cannondale Hi Mod Ultimate
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Hello All,
I am new hear any looking for some help. I have a new Super Six HiMod being built-up for me at my LBS. They managed to track down the matt carbon frame for me from their rep. I figured I had everything ironed out as far as components and such until I did a lot of reading and searching.
I am bringing over some of my DA 7800 group off of my old bike (brakes, shifters, derailers) + my Mavic Kysriums.
I was adding all FSA K Force parts (stem, bars, post and K force Light crank BB30). Now I read a lot of "issues" with FSA K Force cranks. It seems that they may have fixed the issues with the left crank falling off with the K Force Light but I am not 100% sure......
What would you guys do? dump the FSA K Force Light cranks and go for???
I am new hear any looking for some help. I have a new Super Six HiMod being built-up for me at my LBS. They managed to track down the matt carbon frame for me from their rep. I figured I had everything ironed out as far as components and such until I did a lot of reading and searching.
I am bringing over some of my DA 7800 group off of my old bike (brakes, shifters, derailers) + my Mavic Kysriums.
I was adding all FSA K Force parts (stem, bars, post and K force Light crank BB30). Now I read a lot of "issues" with FSA K Force cranks. It seems that they may have fixed the issues with the left crank falling off with the K Force Light but I am not 100% sure......
What would you guys do? dump the FSA K Force Light cranks and go for???
pbcarch wrote:Hello All,
I am new hear any looking for some help. I have a new Super Six HiMod being built-up for me at my LBS. They managed to track down the matt carbon frame for me from their rep. I figured I had everything ironed out as far as components and such until I did a lot of reading and searching.
I am bringing over some of my DA 7800 group off of my old bike (brakes, shifters, derailers) + my Mavic Kysriums.
I was adding all FSA K Force parts (stem, bars, post and K force Light crank BB30). Now I read a lot of "issues" with FSA K Force cranks. It seems that they may have fixed the issues with the left crank falling off with the K Force Light but I am not 100% sure......
What would you guys do? dump the FSA K Force Light cranks and go for???
NOS or gently used Dura Ace 7800 cranks.
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hollowgrams as it is bb30, why would anybody put the adapter in to run standard cranks, let alone dura ace!
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Nothing 'wrong' with them.
Just the SiSl are that much better.
Just the SiSl are that much better.
Thanks guys for your comments so far. Most definatley I want to got to a BB30 crank. I have the 7800 DA crank I will continue to use on my old CADD5 for my "other bike"
Curious why do you say go to the Hollograms? What are you basing your choice on? personnel usage....your friends? Are there any other manufacturers that you would recommend (SRAM Red ??)
Curious why do you say go to the Hollograms? What are you basing your choice on? personnel usage....your friends? Are there any other manufacturers that you would recommend (SRAM Red ??)
You're new to this board so I'll give you the short version. It's common knowledge that the Hollowgrams represent the best combination of weight, stiffness, and looks of any crank on the market - have for years. However, will you notice the difference if you use Red/Force/Dura Ace or any other top quality crank? Of course not. These days all the good stuff is very good.
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wheelsONfire wrote: When we ride disc brakes the whole deal of braking is just like a leaving a fart. It happens and then it's over. Nothing planned and nothing to get nervous for.
Arky, no.
As for SISL, I would use them on other bikes if they were more readily available. It's a hell of a crank...
As for SISL, I would use them on other bikes if they were more readily available. It's a hell of a crank...
PezTech wrote:As for SISL, I would use them on other bikes if they were more readily available. It's a hell of a crank...
Soon grasshoppa', soon......
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All it takes is a phone call. I know 2 people in this thread who would help you out.
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I'm after for my new 'dale build as well. They are damn hard to find!