crank id

[Tickdoc]

anyone know what crank this is?

https://images.craigslist.org/00V0V_4TWJsxqexOo_600x450.jpg

[mktng]

http://velobase.com/ViewComponent.aspx?ID=1592dcb6-5487-4a26-a629-ef8d324892c2&Enum=115

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[zmudshark]

Self extracting bolts point to Nuovo Victory, rather than Nuovo Triomphe.

[mktng]

Self extracting bolts point to Nuovo Victory, rather than Nuovo Triomphe.
http://velobase.com/ViewComponent.aspx?ID=510c9c68-2312-4134-95f5-aeb828d2c1d8


Hot diggity. You're right. Good eye

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[Tickdoc]

Thank you both.....you guys are amazing

[oliver1850]

zmud mentions something I never knew of, the self extracting bolts. I've always focused on the arms of the spider to ID these cranks. Victory tapers down to match the rings while Triomphe arms widen as they near the chainring bolt. I love these cranks, only wish rings other than 42/52 rings were easier to find. I have 35/46 Miche rings on one of my bikes, wish I could find more of them. Triomphe linked to see how the spider arms taper out near rings.

http://velobase.com/ViewComponent.aspx?ID=1592DCB6-5487-4A26-A629-EF8D324892C2&Enum=115&AbsPos=41

[sg8357]

[sni] I have 35/46 Miche rings on one of my bikes, wish I could find more of them. Triomphe linked to see how the spider arms taper out near rings.[snip]

Scroll down for 116 bcd rings, Campy & Miche.
http://hilarystone.com/chainringsCampagother.html

[zmudshark]

Scroll down for 116 bcd rings, Campy & Miche.
http://hilarystone.com/chainringsCampagother.html

That looks like a rabbit hole, no 116 rings.