Great cranks, light and stiff. They are also available in shorter lengths, I am running 165 on my road and 160 on the TT bike. There is an Elilee spider for Shimano 12 speed chainrings (I sourced this from Creative Cycles in Australia) which looks very slick.
How tall are you if you don't mind sharing? I'm looking to go down to 160mm from 165mm Shimano but don't want to make a mistake on a significant purchase!
How does the spider interface with the DuraAce chainrings in terms of looks? Did you get their standard spider or their DuraAce specific spider? Or perhaps you already had your own spider?
@@am7jeremy fantastic, congrats! Other than hex keys, do you need special tools to install the crankset? Cheers. I would probably continue to use Shimano chainrings myself but thinking about getting the xcadey spider based power meter that you can buy together with the crankset
Elilee Cranks and what about the Q Factor - was there any issue for you coming from that? I could also see strange plastic ring it needs to be added on the non drive site of the crankset which also seems do not look that nice (maybe only 24 mm version but this is the one I need). Any experience of using this crankset for longer period?
Great cranks, light and stiff. They are also available in shorter lengths, I am running 165 on my road and 160 on the TT bike. There is an Elilee spider for Shimano 12 speed chainrings (I sourced this from Creative Cycles in Australia) which looks very slick.
How tall are you if you don't mind sharing? I'm looking to go down to 160mm from 165mm Shimano but don't want to make a mistake on a significant purchase!
I am 170cm. My advice is get a good bike fit, this will help you determine the best crank length.
@MarkWhyman-z1k thanks. I've done a couple fits already but it's been a few years, and before going to shorter cranks became more popular.
Been running these cranks with DuraAce chainrings as well with no issues at all
Dura ace are anvils. Get some carbonti
How does the spider interface with the DuraAce chainrings in terms of looks? Did you get their standard spider or their DuraAce specific spider? Or perhaps you already had your own spider?
@@ivanyhtanggot the specific Shimano decorative spider that merges well with the Shimano chain rings
@@am7jeremy fantastic, congrats! Other than hex keys, do you need special tools to install the crankset? Cheers. I would probably continue to use Shimano chainrings myself but thinking about getting the xcadey spider based power meter that you can buy together with the crankset
@@ivanyhtangno special tools needed. I since went to a Sigeyi power meter and that also transitions well to the Shimano chainrings as well
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Are You riding tour of Southland ?
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Elilee Cranks and what about the Q Factor - was there any issue for you coming from that? I could also see strange plastic ring it needs to be added on the non drive site of the crankset which also seems do not look that nice (maybe only 24 mm version but this is the one I need). Any experience of using this crankset for longer period?
Sup Tom! Is the titanium spindle version a 24mm for Shimano?
Yes
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