Will this go on the inner or outer side of the crankset? Or will it go on either one? Thanks
23871
I have it on the inner. It can go either way, but be weary of your chainline.
23872
I read up on the install for mine and was told that in order to keep the right alignment it should be in the inside of the crankset. Different bikes may line up differently, the important thing is the chain line. Make sure you are as close to center as possible on the casset. You may have to use spacers for the bottom bracket but I either way I think it mounts to the inside of the crankset. I am running a MRP chain guide with mine and it would not fit had I installed it on the outside. Good luck!
23873
I think it can go on either, but I've been seeing most of them go on the inner side of the crank arm.
1804056
It goes either way. The handles inside and outside are the same so you can switch them to make it work on left or right.
171858
Not sure what to make of your question. This is a tapered crankset, yes, and it will fit on your tapered bottom bracket. It does not come with the bottom bracket (the tapered shaft that the crank fits on).
1930699
It should work just fine. Honestly I removed my crank from a fixie so I'm not sure if it will work for the specific crank you want to remove. But give it a try
2103021
this is a normal pedals - it would fit any "normal" bike crank that I know of - ignore the one size issue (hope this would help).
2201526
Depends how you mount it on your particular motorcycle, I think towards the rear. It's up to your preference to be honest.
1386916
"bottom bracket must measure 123mm from one end of the spindle to the other end " AND the bottom bracket must have the correct offset, measure from the center of the bottom bracket to the end of spindle. Many bottom brackets are symetrical (same length on each side), some frames are not, resulting in one crank leg sticking out a little further on one side. Often this is not a problem.
461234
My touring bike has a Rohloff grip shifter on the right side. I used a stock set of Ergons and cut the one side to fit w/o problem.
188526
It's designed to replace all of your rings on the crank. Since you say middle ring, I'm assuming you're running triple. It's not designed to just replace the center gear. It is designed to switch your bike from a 3xX to a 1xX. I'm currently using my narrow wide with an XT crank, it required the spacer kit. Not sure if XTR is the same or not, but I'm assuming it will be the same.
1362345
Yes. I looked up this bike and it looks like the cranks fit this size. Either way, this is the larger of the two most common sizes and it's not really a problem if it goes on a crankset of the smaller size.
395173
It can either go on the stem or the handlebars. There should be a mounting holder that came with the package
629682
Yes, that's what I put mine on. Works pretty good now, I did have to bore out the crank case a little bit but no big deal
1204757
Does the bottom bracket on you bike have a square ends where it mounts to the crankset? Chain line and shifting may need to be adjusted if you are not set up for a double crankset already. Chain length will change if you are not running a 53t chain ring already. Just some things to think about.
2056194
I put my bike on the other way around. I put the bike with the front to the left on the inner mount. The down bracket secures around the angled lower part of the frame.
42173
Measure your bottom bracket to be sure, but this is the most common size I've run into while replacing bottom brackets on bikes I fix. Provided your crank is a square taper and not an octalink or something like that.
944087
I replaced the BB ON MY Gaint/ Boulder SE Mt. bike, my cranks had a female fine thead on the cranks arms my puller threaded into the cranks then the bolt on my puller screw into the puller and push against the square taper shaft on the bb and remove the cranks on bb. you may have to remove dust covers on crank arms to see thread on the cranks
11956
I think the tool you are referring to is the FC 16 which is a plastic piece to do one side of the crank. The tool that is what you really need is the Park BBT 9 or the Shimano TL- FC 32. I have the BB 9 and it made the job a breeze. Bob