race face ride isis bb spidle length

Probably not.

You need a 113mm, a 118mm would most likely place place the biggest chainring too far outboard to be usable in most of the cassette range.

standard3x said:

Probably not.

You need a 113mm, a 118mm would most likely place place the biggest chainring too far outboard to be usable in most of the cassette range.

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Not Correct:

113mm BB spindle will be a 47.5mm chainline, the older standard

118mm BB spindle will be a 50mm chainline, the current standard for outboard bearing BB's

Either will work fine, just need to adjust the front dérailleur accordingly.

Any minute now, the penny will drop.

Notice that the OP asked about the Ride XC - three rings. Ride DH is 2 rings and bash, so makes sense to use a 118mm.

Chainline on the 113mm would be about 48mm to 49mm, assuming that half a millimeter of bb shell material has been shaved off each side due to facing as the bike was originally fitted with external bb cups. Otherwise, it would be about 48.5mm to 49.5mm.

standard3x said:

Any minute now, the penny will drop.

Notice that the OP asked about the Ride XC - three rings. Ride DH is 2 rings and bash, so makes sense to use a 118mm.

Chainline on the 113mm would be about 48mm to 49mm, assuming that half a millimeter of bb shell material has been shaved off each side due to facing as the bike was originally fitted with external bb cups. Otherwise, it would be about 48.5mm to 49.5mm.

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Again, this is not correct

Three ring crankset will work fine on a 118mm spindle, some frames even required this length because of either a large diameter seatube that interfered with the front derailleur or pivot/swingarm interference.

When measured as per the "Shimano" method (as illustrated on Sheldon Brown) a ISIS 113mm BB spindle will result in a 47.5mm chainline and a 118mm BB spindle will result in a 50mm chainline. Both of which will work just fine with a triple crankset.

Have fun waiting for that penny to drop...in fact hold your breath while your waiting:skep: