I noticed that the FSA caarbon pro elite is really a 2 piece crank. There is a crank arm on the drive side with a seperate carbon spider that appears to be notched to accept the crank arm. This is a pretty light set up, however, I wonder if that design is as strong and stiff as a one piece. It would seem to me that what is the advantage of a carbon crank if you give up the touted stiffness properties of the material through a 2 piece set-up. I'm trying to decide between the Mega Exo compact set up and the Elite. The Elite is definitely a 1/4 pound lighter and the ISIS BB has been improved to be consistent with Shimano. Also it's cheaper than the Mega Exo. That 2 piece crank makes me hinky about the whole affair.
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