Because carbon is over rated.
https://www.pinkbike.com/news/cane-creek-eewings-titanium-cranks-first-look.html
https://www.pinkbike.com/news/cane-creek-eewings-titanium-cranks-first-look.html
Whatever. At nearly 1000 clams, I'd expect two if not three new and improved standards to be included. Fycking rip off if you ask me.Goddam....$999. At least they're 30mm and not some weird one-off thing.
So they’ll work like shit with BB92. Good show.Goddam....$999. At least they're 30mm and not some weird one-off thing.
Not STRONG enough. All taht rock-bashing, you know, causes crabon cranks to break! Oh noes!!<snip> Are carbon trail cranks not stiff enough?
The thing is no it doesn't. I love how in the minds of some people TI is mined from unicorn horns and he-man's penis so it's indestructible.Not STRONG enough. All taht rock-bashing, you know, causes crabon cranks to break! Oh noes!!
But Ti... shrugs all that shit right off. WIN!
It says so right there in the marketing material!!The thing is no it doesn't. I love how in the minds of some people TI is mined from unicorn horns and he-man's penis so it's indestructible.
Depend on the grade of titanium. A-10 cockpits are made from titanium so the bullets from small arms will bounce right off.The thing is no it doesn't. I love how in the minds of some people TI is mined from unicorn horns and he-man's penis so it's indestructible.
It is a salamander in the logo, not a lizard.wait. wait. WAIT A MINUTE. just realized what cane creek's freakin' logo is . . .
No, finally a trustworthy ti crank option again. I see a lot of potential for gravel bikes and such. But I agree, for a mountain bike XTR M980 cranks are as perfect as they get and can be had for cheap, especially used. Dentists need to get the crabonz.I'm just here for the dentist comments...but really you got this shift right now to consumer direct, price conscience, nice bikes that working people can afford and then Cane Creek offers cranks that are literally 5x the cost of a perfectly nice pair of alloys for what, a hundred grams and some bling blang? Give me a break. Marketing stunt to try and get some attention....wild. They're local to me and I want to love them but damn they make it impossible....
I mean, I'm definitely not going to buy these, but I don't get being mad about it either. These are obviously a part designed for people with a ton of disposable income who want some bling, and are willing to spend for it. This isn't going to become the norm, or the standard price for a crank going forward. Are you mad that Rolls Royce makes cars too?I'm just here for the dentist comments...but really you got this shift right now to consumer direct, price conscience, nice bikes that working people can afford and then Cane Creek offers cranks that are literally 5x the cost of a perfectly nice pair of alloys for what, a hundred grams and some bling blang? Give me a break. Marketing stunt to try and get some attention....wild. They're local to me and I want to love them but damn they make it impossible....
Bah, I would be if I lived in West Sussex, grew up driving Rolls Royces with friends who drove Rolls Royces and worked on their Rolls Royces together but then slowly most things Rolls Royce made started breaking and then Rolls Royce went even more elite in their pricing and suddenly this company I used to like and wanted to like just simply didn't fit me anymore.I mean, I'm definitely not going to buy these, but I don't get being mad about it either. These are obviously a part designed for people with a ton of disposable income who want some bling, and are willing to spend for it. This isn't going to become the norm, or the standard price for a crank going forward. Are you mad that Rolls Royce makes cars too?
This one could probably give a lot of lizards a run for their money...As per the google box:
"At first glance salamanders appear to be a type of lizard. However, this is not true. ... Salamandersare also amphibians, while lizards are reptiles. The main differences between reptiles and amphibians are that reptiles are covered in dry scales or scutes, while amphibians have moist skins."
What I can't really find out is if a salamander can beat a lizard.
Thank you!As per the google box:
"At first glance salamanders appear to be a type of lizard. However, this is not true. ... Salamandersare also amphibians, while lizards are reptiles. The main differences between reptiles and amphibians are that reptiles are covered in dry scales or scutes, while amphibians have moist skins."
Those crazy fuckers probably ate that thing. Look! He’s on a dinner plate!This one could probably give a lot of lizards a run for their money...
I'd eat salamander.Those crazy fuckers probably ate that thing. Look! He’s on a dinner plate!
Well... that one is probably either rotten or already consumed at this point. So, no... not that one.THAT salamander?
What could possibly go wrong?No, finally a trustworthy ti crank option again..