The Shimano 105 FCR7000 chainring set is a highquality bike crank specifically designed for road cycling. With a length of 160 mm, it offers optimal power transfer and efficiency while pedaling. This crank is part of the renowned 105 series and is characterized by its robust construction and Hollowtech II bottom bracket system, which enhances stiffness and reduces weight. The black color gives the crank an elegant and timeless design that seamlessly fits into various bike configurations. The chainline of 43.5 mm and the bolt circle diameter of 110 mm are additional technical features that support the crank's compatibility and performance.
The Shimano 105 FCR7000 chainring set is a highquality bike crank specifically designed for road cycling. With a length of 160 mm, it offers optimal power transfer and efficiency while pedaling. This crank is part of the renowned 105 series and is characterized by its robust construction and Hollowtech II bottom bracket system, which enhances stiffness and reduces weight. The black color gives the crank an elegant and timeless design that seamlessly fits into various bike configurations. The chainline of 43.5 mm and the bolt circle diameter of 110 mm are additional technical features that support the crank's compatibility and performance.
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last seen 21 Mar 2026
The lowest price we last saw for Shimano FC-R7000 Front Crankset 105 160mm Black W/O Chain Rings was $199.00 at Good Cycles (last seen 21 Mar 2026). Prices may have changed since.
The all-time low we recorded was $183.77 on 13 Oct 2024.
Prices last updated 21 Mar 2026.
Shimano FC-R7000 Front Crankset 105 160mm Black W/O Chain Rings
The Shimano 105 FCR7000 chainring set is a highquality bike crank specifically designed for road cycling. With a length of 160 mm, it offers optimal power transfer and efficiency while pedaling. This crank is part of the renowned 105 series and is characterized by its robust construction and Hollowtech II bottom bracket system, which enhances stiffness and reduces weight. The black color gives the crank an elegant and timeless design that seamlessly fits into various bike configurations. The chainline of 43.5 mm and the bolt circle diameter of 110 mm are additional technical features that support the crank's compatibility and performance.
The Shimano 105 FCR7000 chainring set is a highquality bike crank specifically designed for road cycling. With a length of 160 mm, it offers optimal power transfer and efficiency while pedaling. This crank is part of the renowned 105 series and is characterized by its robust construction and Hollowtech II bottom bracket system, which enhances stiffness and reduces weight. The black color gives the crank an elegant and timeless design that seamlessly fits into various bike configurations. The chainline of 43.5 mm and the bolt circle diameter of 110 mm are additional technical features that support the crank's compatibility and performance.
Last updated at 21/03/2026 12:52:02
Shimano FC-R7000 105 Crankset - Black - No Chainrings - 160mm
Delivery between 25 Mar – 3 Apr $18
originally posted on cambriabike.com
I had to replace my Ultegra crank on an older bike. Being that the 105 was 1/2 the price of the Ultegra it was a no brainer. It's not as light and doesn't match the Ultegra grey, but it works just fine. So I've got a full Ultegra R8000 group set and the mismatched 105 crank. Functionally, I can't really tell a difference, so I'm pleased with the purchase. 105 is good stuff.
originally posted on cambriabike.com
Cambria was the only legit retailer with this crank in stock. That in of itself is excellent but I also must say that the speed of shipping was great and the packaging was very thorough.The part arrived in perfect shape and thus far has performed precisely to expectation. It’s 105. It just Works and while you don’t necessarily marvel at any one thing, you’re also never given cause to think about it while you should be concentrating on riding.
originally posted on sigmasports.com
bought this as a 'cheap' way to experiment with shorter 165mm length crank over my existing Dura Ace 9000 175mm cranks. experiment a total success as my sore knees that I get after rides have disappeared. Ive done a few 60-70 mile runs now and lots of shorter rides since fitting and the pain after multiple back to back rides has gone. lower back pain I have after getting off the bike is also much less as the angle the leg has to rise to at top of pedal stroke is less and so there is less stretch across the back and so can confirm this works. Wish I did this years ago now. Cant really distinguish I have 105 chainset compared to the dura ace chainset such is the homogeneity of Shimano quality across the ranges. I'm in no rush to put Dura ace back on.
Shimano FC-R7000 105 Crankset - Black - No Chainrings - 160mm
Delivery between 25 Mar – 3 Apr $18
I had to replace my Ultegra crank on an older bike. Being that the 105 was 1/2 the price of the Ultegra it was a no brainer. It's not as light and doesn't match the Ultegra grey, but it works just fine. So I've got a full Ultegra R8000 group set and the mismatched 105 crank. Functionally, I can't really tell a difference, so I'm pleased with the purchase. 105 is good stuff.
Cambria was the only legit retailer with this crank in stock. That in of itself is excellent but I also must say that the speed of shipping was great and the packaging was very thorough.The part arrived in perfect shape and thus far has performed precisely to expectation. It’s 105. It just Works and while you don’t necessarily marvel at any one thing, you’re also never given cause to think about it while you should be concentrating on riding.
bought this as a 'cheap' way to experiment with shorter 165mm length crank over my existing Dura Ace 9000 175mm cranks. experiment a total success as my sore knees that I get after rides have disappeared. Ive done a few 60-70 mile runs now and lots of shorter rides since fitting and the pain after multiple back to back rides has gone. lower back pain I have after getting off the bike is also much less as the angle the leg has to rise to at top of pedal stroke is less and so there is less stretch across the back and so can confirm this works. Wish I did this years ago now. Cant really distinguish I have 105 chainset compared to the dura ace chainset such is the homogeneity of Shimano quality across the ranges. I'm in no rush to put Dura ace back on.
Just swapped this compact crank on my Pinarello Paris. First test ride climb was excellent. Crisp shifting up and down under load. I'm very pleased with this 105 engineering and quality regardless of price. I have Ultegra, Dura Ace, SRAM Red on other bikes. On an 8% climb I'm not feeling any major difference.
I bought a "new to me" Cervelo R2 and wanted to upgrade the crankset from the original Shimano FC-RS510. I was looking at the Ultegra R8000 crankset and decided to go with the 105 R7000 to save the money. The Ultegra is only 100 grams lighter than the 105 and with the other great reviews of the 105, I couldn't justify spending the extra money for the lighter weight crankset. The 105 R7000 crankset is lightweight and strong. It was an easy and quick replacement and after adjusting the front derailleur, I was back to riding. I plan on replacing the chainrings with Rotor Q rings and my only complaint is there are not any 105 specific bolts to provide the fairing of the crank to the rings like the Dura ace and Ultegra have available.
This crank was purchased to replace the original FSA crank on a 2018 Cannondale Quick 1 hybrid. The 105 line strikes a balance between price and performance that's hard to beat. The bike has 105 front and rear derailleurs so the crank was a logical addition. I installed it with an upgraded BB bracket and now have a light and free spinning crank that matches the rest of the bike. I've yet to hit the trails but I know it will be a welcome upgrade when that time arrives. Cambria processing and shipping was fast as always!
The rotating plastic lock was on the wrong side causing the lock not to engage properly. This caused the crank to not be properly spaced which broke the bottom bracket. Remember, the crank arms are not to drag on the BB
Shimano obviously didn't do the necessary research and development concerning the Dura Ace and Ultegra cranksets regarding the delamination of the crank arms in the 9100 and the associated Ultegra series. They also delayed telling the public about it. The company has had shops inspect these and will replace those found faulty. This does not address the crank arms that might fail in the future resulting in injury to the cyclist. The 105 series are not subject to the issue as they are made differently. This is the only safe and smart way to go should you decide to stay with the Shimano groupset. The 105 is a good groupset choice anyway, being good value and performance for the money. I highly recommend this crankset.
Good: works well if you don't do many miles. Not so good: Sometimes chain ring bolts loosen due to prolonged vibration over many miles of cycling. Shimano has moved towards having overmoulded or captured nuts as part of their chain ring design. If you cross thread your bolts or shear the thread by accidently overtightening then the whole crank set needs replacing. Historically the bolts were 'free' and were conveniently individually replacable, allowing maintenance in the field, so to speak. I regard the 'newer' designs as having blatant built-in obsolescence, which will cost you $$$ compared to some other designs.
