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Here’s a look at the new Orto cranks from 34R. These 100% 4130 heat-treated chromoly cranks feature investment casting ORTO element, left and right hand drive options, a hollow 19mm, 48-spline spindle and lengths of 165mm and 175mm. The Orto cranks are available in matte black, chrome, smoke chrome and phosphate and weigh in at 29.2 oz. (830g). These cranks come with a 2 year warranty as well. You can pick up a set here in the U.S through Sidewall Distribution.
Stolen have updated their 2.5 team cranks. Here’s what they have changed…
“This past year we have only made a slight alteration to the right arm’s spindle boss to accommodate the slightly larger spindle diameter of the new 2.5 system. The new 19mm spindle is hollowed out to reduce excess material and does away with the right side spindle bolt altogether by seating the spindle completely to the arm. The 2.5 spindle will feature a single flush spindle bolt, M12 x 1mm, with a 6mm allen key broach.”
You can find more info and photos by clicking here.
Mutiny have been on it lately with these sneaks peeks. This time around they are sharing their new Cinch cranks and Octad spline drive sprocket that should be available at the end of this year. The cranks appear to be a 19mm 48-spline 2-piece crank with no sprocket bolt bosses. I’m not sure if they will have right and left hand drive versions available since I’m just going off what I’m seeing in this photo. The Octad sprocket would be perfect for those cranks since it runs on spline drive… Just saying… Looks dialed to me. Expect more info soon!
Demolition caught up with Gabe Brooks to have him give you a little run down of the Revolt cranks. They also got their selves a bunch of clips from the session he got behind their warehouse for this too. Gabe’s a beast. You can find out more about the Revolt cranks here.
Filmed & Edited by Mike Mastroni
Additional Filming: Miles Rogoish
Music: Tantu Beats – “Hip Hop Funk Instrumental”
Cult‘s new self titled Cult Cranks are out now. These cranks feature full heat-treating, a wrap around gusset and a 19mm 48-spline hollow chromoly spindle. Available in black, chrome and black chrome wherever Cult is sold now.
This week the guys at Sidewall give you a closer look at the Superstar Duty cranks. They look like sturdy units to me.
“Superstar BMX Duty Cranks
available regular or splined
strong tubular 3-pc crank
RHD/LHD compatible
19 mm heat treated cr-mo hollow axle, 48 splines
175 mm heat treated cr-mo arms
very low profile, ankle-friendly arms
813 grams / 29 oz
2012 colors : black, smoked chrome”
If you caught our latest Drawing Board interview with Profile on their hubs, at the end they mentioned that Madera would be releasing some new cranks. Well, here they are. Fully heat-treated and a warranty to give you plenty of faith.
“Here they are after a long time testing and lots of prototypes. The HT cranks are made from 4130 Chromoly steel that is swaged to give the HT cranks their initial strength and then heat treated for a final hardening process. One of the biggest changes is that Madera is now offering a warranty on their cranks!
The new HT’s now incorporate a Limited Lifetime Warranty* against bending and breaking of the arms and spindle.They are available currently in Matte Black with other colors to follow.
MSRP of $142.95”
You should be able to pick these up wherever Madera is sold as of today. If not, have your shop give them a call and get a set coming your way! For more information, hit MaderaBMX.net.
Colony just got in a limited supply of chrome Colonial Cranks that are currently only available in Australia. Shinyyyyy.
