Velo-Orange-New-Rando-Crankset-165-mm-Double-8-9-10-Speed-CK1710-Bicycle-Crankset

SKU: CK1710

Velo Orange New Rando Crankset 165mm 8/9/10-Speed 46/30t 50.4 BCD

Velo Orange
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Specifications

ColorPolished
Weight540
Spindle Interface TypeSquare Taper JIS
Pedal Spindle9/16"
Chainring BCD50.4
Rings46/30
BB IncludedNo
Crank Intended UseRoad
Defined ColorSilver
Crank Length (mm)165
Drivetrain Speeds10
Drivetrain Speeds8
Drivetrain Speeds9
Number of ChainringsDouble
Chainline/Hub Compatibility130 Hubs
Chainline/Hub Compatibility135/142 Road Disc Hubs > 415 mm Chainstay
MPNCR-0029-165
UPC815667013412

Modeled after classic 50.4 BCD cranks but with modern touches to improve performance, the classic 50.4 BCD are still sought after in randonneuring and touring circles around the world.
  • The crank arms are forged from 7075 aluminum while the chainrings are machined with ramps and pins
  • CNC Chainrings that are thicker for less flex
  • Stainless steel hardware
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Modeled after classic 50.4 BCD cranks but with modern touches to improve performance, the classic 50.4 BCD are still sought after in randonneuring and touring circles around the world.
  • The crank arms are forged from 7075 aluminum while the chainrings are machined with ramps and pins
  • CNC Chainrings that are thicker for less flex
  • Stainless steel hardware

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Dipstix585

These look FANTASTIC on a rando or similar style build. The fit and finish is unbelievable. I don't experience any flex when applying some power.

Couple things to know:
1. You need a square taper bottom bracket with a 118mm spindle length for most bikes.
2. You need to be picky with what front derailleur you are using. There isn't a ton of space between the crank arm and the large chainring on the crankset...at all. This means that a derailleur with a wide cage will get whacked by your crank arm on every pedal stroke when you're on the outside ring. I personally hopped on the Electronic BAY and purchased a NOS Shimano 300 EX (FD-A300) and it works flawlessly with no rubbing. It's narrower than a lot of newer derailleurs which eliminates the space issue.;