Securing an authentic, period-correct transmission for classic French touring bike frames requires rare mechanical components. This MAXIPLUME LEGER SOLIDE double crankset provides the precise gear-step necessary for demanding historic builds, notably on hand-crafted Routens or René Herse and Charrel frames.
High-End Vintage Touring Bike Transmission
Engineered for endurance and smooth shifting, this double chainset is equipped with a 36-tooth inner ring and a 46-tooth outer ring, coupled with 170mm crank arms. This ratio optimization is ideal for keeping a consistent cadence on varied terrains when rebuilding classic touring bikes. The alloy structure ensures lightweight performance without sacrificing structural integrity under high torque.
This is a pre-owned, vintage item. As such, cosmetic wear, surface micro-scratches, or minor storage marks may be present. To complement your classic touring setup, you can pair this crankset with other vintage drivetrain parts. For instance, see also the Specialites TA 170mm Duralumin Crankset, or match it with other authentic components like the Soubitez rear light for touring bikes.
Important Condition and Inspection Notes
Please review all available product imagery closely before purchasing. The detailed photographs of the threads, tapers, and chainring teeth form an essential, binding part of the description to ensure complete transparency regarding the wear level of this rare secondhand component.
FAQ
What are the exact tooth counts and arm lengths for this crankset?
This vintage Maxiplume Leger Solide features a 36-tooth inner chainring, a 46-tooth outer chainring, and a crank arm length of 170mm.
Is this chainset suitable for a vintage French touring bike?
Yes, this double chainset is specifically designed for high-end historic touring bikes, particularly classic custom frames from builders like Routens or Charrel.
How can I evaluate the precise cosmetic and wear condition of this item?
As this is a rare secondhand vintage component, please review all product photographs carefully, as they form the primary description of its physical condition, thread quality, and wear.
