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ShimanoDeore M590 9-Speed 22/32/44t Crankset with Bottom Bracket
5.0
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The Shimano Deore crankset is a 2-Piece crank with aluminum and steel chainrings. It includes a Shimano Hollowtech II bottom bracket that is compatible with 68 or 73mm English threaded bottom bracket shells.
This crank works great for anything from serious mountain biking to touring. The popular gearing configuration provides tons of flexibility to get you where you need to be.
This crank works great for anything from serious mountain biking to touring. The popular gearing configuration provides tons of flexibility to get you where you need to be.
- 9 Speed only
- Hollowtech II bottom bracket
Specifications
Bottom Bracket Included
Yes
Bottom Bracket Shell Width (mm)
68, 73
Chain Compatibility
Shimano/SRAM 9
Chainring BCD
104/64mm, 104mm, 64mm
Chainring Setup
Mountain Triple
Color
Black, Silver
Frame Interface
English Threaded
Intended Use
Mountain
Spindle Interface Type
Shimano Hollowtech II
Tree Fort ID:
333222373684
Review Summary
LIKES
High Quality (3),
Easy Install (2)
WORKS FOR
Commuting (1),
Mountain (2),
Touring (2)
DISLIKES
none
5.0 GEARS
3 reviews
3 reviews
Customer Questions
Q.
asked by: a guest
If I remove the 22T ring to use the crankset as a 32/44 double, will I be able to get the correct chainline? It would be installed on a 1990s-era road bike with 68 mm bottom bracket and 9-speed cassette.
If I remove the 22T ring to use the crankset as a 32/44 double, will I be able to get the correct chainline? It would be installed on a 1990s-era road bike with 68 mm bottom bracket and 9-speed cassette.
A.
anwered by: canteau
The chainline on the Deore crank would be too wide for a road bike. Most road bikes require a 42-45mm chainline, the Deore crankset is designed for a mountain 49.5mm chainline. Your best bet for a 32/44t crankset for road bikes would be a White Industries VBC crank with square taper bottom bracket.
http://www.whiteind.com/road-crank
The chainline on the Deore crank would be too wide for a road bike. Most road bikes require a 42-45mm chainline, the Deore crankset is designed for a mountain 49.5mm chainline. Your best bet for a 32/44t crankset for road bikes would be a White Industries VBC crank with square taper bottom bracket.
http://www.whiteind.com/road-crank
Q.
asked by: a guest
Review notes 26/36/48, discription is 22/32/44t ?? Size drop down is crank size?
Review notes 26/36/48, discription is 22/32/44t ?? Size drop down is crank size?
Q.
asked by: a guest
I have a 2014 cannondale rush will this work on this bike
I have a 2014 cannondale rush will this work on this bike
A.
anwered by: canteau
Cannondale uses a BB30 bottom bracket shell on a lot of their frames. If the Rush has a BB30 bottom bracket you may need to get an adapter to work with the smaller Shimano HollowTech II bottom bracket.
Cannondale uses a BB30 bottom bracket shell on a lot of their frames. If the Rush has a BB30 bottom bracket you may need to get an adapter to work with the smaller Shimano HollowTech II bottom bracket.
Q.
asked by: a guest
will this work with a Shimano Octalink bottom bracket?
will this work with a Shimano Octalink bottom bracket?
A.
anwered by: canteau
You would need to remove the Octalink bottom bracket and use the included Shimano HollowTech II bottom bracket.
You would need to remove the Octalink bottom bracket and use the included Shimano HollowTech II bottom bracket.
Q.
asked by: a guest
Will this work on my Trek 7000
Will this work on my Trek 7000
A.
anwered by: canteau
Possibly, it would really depend on which year the bike is and what equipment it has on it.
Possibly, it would really depend on which year the bike is and what equipment it has on it.
Q.
asked by: a guest
will this fit on 2006 Cannondale F800 mountain bike, and which size 170 or 175mm
will this fit on 2006 Cannondale F800 mountain bike, and which size 170 or 175mm
Q.
asked by: a guest
Will these work on a 2002 diamondback topanga comp ?
Will these work on a 2002 diamondback topanga comp ?
A.
anwered by: canteau
It might as long as the Diamondback Topanga Comp has a standard threaded bottom bracket shell and a 3x9-speed drivetrain.
It might as long as the Diamondback Topanga Comp has a standard threaded bottom bracket shell and a 3x9-speed drivetrain.
Q.
asked by: a guest
will this work to replace a shm bb-lpa27 73 x 110 mm on cdale f400 with 9 speed 11-34t ?
will this work to replace a shm bb-lpa27 73 x 110 mm on cdale f400 with 9 speed 11-34t ?
A.
anwered by: tplizga
It should be compatible as long as your frame accepts english threaded bottom brackets.
It should be compatible as long as your frame accepts english threaded bottom brackets.
Q.
asked by: a guest
I'm looking for 170 mm. do you have that length?
I'm looking for 170 mm. do you have that length?
Q.
asked by: a guest
what is the pitch of the bottom bracket threads?
what is the pitch of the bottom bracket threads?
Q.
asked by: a guest
I have a 2002 Cannondale F400 would this be an appropriate replacement.
I have a 2002 Cannondale F400 would this be an appropriate replacement.
Q.
asked by: a guest
Are there any spacing issues when switching from a square taper to a Hollowtech?
Are there any spacing issues when switching from a square taper to a Hollowtech?
A.
anwered by: canteau
There shouldn't be on most frames.
There shouldn't be on most frames.
Q.
asked by: a guest
I have a 97 GT Pantera it needs a bbracket and crank set, jus need to confirm this works
I have a 97 GT Pantera it needs a bbracket and crank set, jus need to confirm this works
A.
anwered by: mlewis
Yes, this should work just fine for you bike! Thanks
Yes, this should work just fine for you bike! Thanks
Q.
asked by: a guest
What would be a compatible Front derailleur?
What would be a compatible Front derailleur?
A.
anwered by: mlewis
Any mountain triple front derailleur would work with this, Shimano or SRAM. We recommend staying with the same brand as your shifters.
Any mountain triple front derailleur would work with this, Shimano or SRAM. We recommend staying with the same brand as your shifters.
Q.
asked by: a guest
I have an Acera M391 9spd drivetrain. Would this work with my front derailer, chain, etc?
I have an Acera M391 9spd drivetrain. Would this work with my front derailer, chain, etc?
A.
anwered by: canteau
Yes it should work great!
Yes it should work great!
Q.
asked by: a guest
Why would you NOT be able to run this crankset as a triple on a LHT?
Why would you NOT be able to run this crankset as a triple on a LHT?
Q.
asked by: a guest
Will this crank work w/a 7/8-speed chain/cassette? How well?
Will this crank work w/a 7/8-speed chain/cassette? How well?
A.
anwered by: canteau
You can run the M590 cranks with a 7/8 speed chain but you may notice more chain noise and rub than with a true 7/8 speed crank because of the thicker chain and thinner chainrings.
You can run the M590 cranks with a 7/8 speed chain but you may notice more chain noise and rub than with a true 7/8 speed crank because of the thicker chain and thinner chainrings.
Q.
asked by: a guest
Can this be built onto my surly lht with a rohloff hub 26" wheels?
Can this be built onto my surly lht with a rohloff hub 26" wheels?
Customer Reviews
5
October 31, 2017
reviewed by: A Guest
Purchased for a complete driveline replacement on my Trek 520. The stock 26/36/48t crankset was so tall that I only used the top ring for steep downhills. I spent so much time on the middle ring that the teeth were sharkfinned.
The 22/32/44t is perfect (for me) and the low end of the range coupled with a 11-34t cassette allows me to climb ridiculous grades, even when the bike is loaded with gear.
Offset spacers required a bit of experimentation to get the top ring lined up with the chain line without fiddling with front derailleur.
vote
vote5
February 16, 2018
reviewed by: A Guest
Options for 9spd drivetrains seem scarce. This seems like the best option out there without spending an unjustified amount. The included bottom bracket means there's no guess work about crank/bb comparability.
5
May 07, 2018
reviewed by: wildergeek
Purchased to replace the stock Shimano Trekking M543 26/36/48t crankset on a 2010 Trek 520. I always felt the gearing was a bit tall on the 520 and I rarely rode on the outer ring unless going downhill or had a stiff tailwind (never happens).
I mostly commute and take occasional long tours. Speed is not important to me. It's a touring bike, not a racing bike. The 22/32/44t rings on this crankset, combined with an 11-32t cassette, turned out to be perfect for pulling long hills or when riding with a large wind profile. Gearing is a very personal choice though so your mileage may vary.
The supplied plastic axle spacers were a bit different than my original crankset so a it took a bit of experimentation to get the optimum chain-line setup.
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