KhodaaBloom KESIKI Gearing: Reading the Published Two-by-Eight Setup
KhodaaBloom KESIKI gearing is described as 16 Speed in the saved manufacturer's record. Its component table makes that description more specific: an FC-TY501-2 crankset with 46–30T chainrings accompanies a CS-HG200-8 cassette marked 12–32T. Read the front and rear entries together before treating the speed count as a complete description of the transmission.
KhodaaBloom KESIKI gearing at the crank and cassette
The chainring numbers identify the published tooth counts at the crank. The cassette entry supplies its own range at the rear wheel. They are different parts of the gearing record, so a request for a replacement based only on “sixteen speed” would leave out information that the manufacturer actually provides.
The crankset line also includes 170 mm and W/CG. The length belongs to the crank description; it is not another tooth count or a cassette setting. Keep the full FC-TY501-2 identifier attached when discussing the original component, rather than retaining whichever number is easiest to remember.
Identify the controls and derailleurs too
The saved front-derailleur entry names Shimano FD-TY710-2-TS3, while the rear entry gives Shimano RD-M310. The shifters are SL-M315 and the chain is KMC Z8. Recording those separate names helps describe the listed system without assuming that the brand name on one component identifies everything else.
The Dark Blue KESIKI listing repeats the 46–30T crankset and RD-M310 rear derailleur information. The more complete saved manufacturer table supplies the additional identifiers above. Neither record establishes the replacement history of a particular used bicycle, so any changed equipment needs to be described separately.
Ask a gearing question with a clear purpose
Someone comparing published equipment needs the chainring and cassette entries. Someone planning a component change also needs the actual fitted parts identified. These are different enquiries. The saved table provides no tested climbing result, rider cadence, loaded touring performance or general approval for a different cassette or chainring combination.
The accompanying Enigma road photograph locates the visible crank area on another bicycle. It does not document KESIKI tooth counts or establish which transmission that photographed machine carries. Keep the numerical record with the KESIKI source, not with the appearance of another crank.
For the range beyond this specific build, consult the KhodaaBloom introduction. The brand's article collection supplies the existing context for this equipment question.
FAQ
Which chainrings does the saved KESIKI list?
The FC-TY501-2 entry gives 46 and 30 teeth.
What is the published cassette entry?
It is Shimano CS-HG200-8, with 12–32T wording.
Does that list approve a gearing conversion?
No. It identifies the published parts without confirming a different assembly.
Sources
- Saved KESIKI Japanese specification (https://www.khodaa-bloom.com/bikes/kesiki/kesiki/)
Photograph credits and permissions
Photograph 1
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Source disclaimer: Historical source-identified Enigma Etape; bicycle model year unknown. A different road bicycle shown for component architecture comparison, not a KhodaaBloom KESIKI or proof of its model year, frame material, dimensions, specification, component compatibility, fit, load or safety. No endorsement or warranty implied; other rights may apply.