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Posted 13 July 2023

Shimano M6100 Deore 12 Speed MTB Single Chainset 170mm 30t with bottom bracket £37.95 delivered @ Chain Reaction Cycles

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This 12 speed crankset is engineered for fast and fun MTB riding, as it gives you fast and acceleration and smooth performance as you blast across the mountain. It features a hard-wearing and forged alloy crank arm construction, which makes it more than capable of handling all the abuse that’s associated with all-day epics in the mountains. Shimano has also equipped this model with a lightweight aluminium single chainring for the ultimate strength to weight balance.

170mm crank
30t
Including bottom bracket
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Edited by goinsane3, 20 August 2023
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  1. grahamohara2's avatar
    Nice crank
  2. stu888's avatar
    Does this include the left crank too?
    goinsane3's avatar
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    Yes, full set including bottom bracket.
  3. akexuk's avatar
    Amazing price. Paid £30 to replace a misthreaded sra crank!
  4. john184's avatar
    Could someone please advise me whether this is compatible with a 9 speed rear cassette/derailleur (Sram x5). I just want the bike running and assume this would give an upgrade path for the rear casette/derailleur in the future.

    I need new crank arms and bottom bracket for the bike (an old Decathlon 5.3 with 26" wheels) and this seems like a cost effective replacement.
    This would be replacing a triple chainring.
    Can anyone advise on problems. I assume the bottom brackets are standard screw-in size. The front derailleur has long since broke off.
    Any help appreciated as I don't really want to buy a new bike but the BB is grinding and the crank arms literally fall off so I just want her reliable.
    UKScottDeals's avatar
    The teeth on the crank will be much narrower for 12 speed Vs 9 speed. Might work, but the chain may move around more/wear more. 12 speed casettes likely also require new freehub body on the wheel too... Worth considering a Deore 1x 11-speed setup (wide range 5000 series) as this likely uses the same HG type free hub, and is good value. I am unsure about SRAM equivalent offerings. 9 speed also has different pull ratios to change gear so you'll need a new rear shifter too for 11 or 12 speed. (edited)
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