Andy T Posted October 29, 2020 Share Posted October 29, 2020 Hello , So I am in a pickle of what to do with my road bike. I just recently bought a budget bike (the only one I found during COVID 19) and before I continue here the specs KHS Flite 150 (2017) Fork Hi-Ten Unicrown, Straight Blades Headset Threadless 1-1/8” Rims Alloy Double Wall w/CNC Sidewall Hubs ( F/R) KT Alloy QR, Cassette Tires Road 700X28C Derailleur, Front Shimano FD-A070, 31.8 clamp Derailleur, Rear Shimano Acera M360 Shifters Shimano STI, ST-A070 Chain KMC Z7 Crankset Shimano FC-A070, 50-34T BB Cartridge Bearing Cassette Shimano Csst, HG20-7, 12-28T, 7-speed Pedals Shimano PD-M520 SPD Pedals Handlebar Alloy Drop, Compact Bend, 31.8, XS-M: 42cm, L-XL: 44cm, Ladies XXS-XS: 38cm Stem Alloy Thread less, 4 Bolt, 31.8 L: 100mm, Brake Levers Shimano STI, ST-A070 Brake Dual Pivot, Long Reach I had issues with the bike from the beginning and long story short I changed my rear derailleur for an Acera. Here is my true Question , I don't really mind the 7 speed cassette, but I feel like my crank (tourney) is not the Greatest. Therefore, If you suggest A better Crank set in a 2X7 system I can look into that, Otherwise what Should I upgrade to ? Thank you in advance. (p.s) what else would you recommend to replace with the detail description I put in for the Bike . And no I don't want to get a new bike , this one is special for me. lol Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Administrators SickBiker Posted February 13, 2021 Administrators Share Posted February 13, 2021 Good news - you've got the cassette and not a freewheel, so your hub / freehub will be compatible with a great budget drivetrain, which is Shimano Claris, that you can get cheap here: eBay, CRC. With the new Claris R2000 you get 2x8 or 3x8 drivetrain, but more importantly stiffer 2-Piece crankset. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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