sully wrote:FSA makes a series of 46/30 cranks, I think.
You can get mountain doubles at 44/28, if you're worried about a low range more than high range.
Yep, Ive seen those FSA ones... they have two lines of them that do that and the lighter "modular" ones in particular seem pretty nifty. Im mainly hoping to avoid the expense of buying another crank. This Easton one does 2/3 of what I want, and is super light, but it also was pretty expensive.... am hoping to shore up this issue for maybe $80-100. Love that FSA crank though. Haven't been a huge fan but have only had the Gossamer which is pretty heavy but really straightforward, robust and inexpensive.
