kar volt ezt irnod ezt talaltam rola (m8100)
A 52mm chainline is the smallest they’ll offer, coming on a narrow 172mm Q-factor crankset. They say it works for both standard and Boost axle spacing, which simplifies SKU counts. If you need a little more clearance at the chainstays for your Boost 148 rear end, like on a burlier all-mountain/enduro bike, they’ll offer a 178mm Q-factor model with a 55mm chainline. And for Super Boost 157mm bikes, they have a 181mm Q-factor crankset with a 56.5mm chain line. And all of these are done with the same crank arms, they just get longer spindles…which are bonded together, so you’d have to replace the driveside cranks arm to change spindle length.
a korabbi qfactor 176mm volt, igy ebben jobb. a lancvonal nyilvan jobban passzol az ujhoz, a regie 50. 550 eurot mar nem hiszem, hogy meger az uj hajtas/valtas. ennyiert mas lassan bringat cserelek (a regit szvsz vmi bago aron vennek meg).
"szerencsere" ujabb ispec is van, a fekkarhoz - elvileg kompatiblis a muanyag elhagyasaval, de megsem egy az egyben kompatiblitis vegyel uj bringat filozofia.
arn módosította - 2019. június 12. - 13:49