Middleburn is to cranks, what Chris King is to headsets... Middleburn isn't just a company that makes cranks, but also is part of a larger engineering firm that does ALL kinds of things with metal. The process they use for their cranks makes them 2nd to none and they are SUPER lightweight.
If you want to get them, there used to be a distributor in the U.S. - but I found it a pain to get exactly what I wanted.
sounds good but i thought they were cheaper any one selling them used i will by them from you (with the warenty) i just don't have that kind of money right now
I can vouch for them, as one of my riding buddies who has been through his share of broken cranks hasn't made either of his sets flinch yet...2 seasons and seem to be going strong.
sounds good but i thought they were cheaper any one selling them used i will by them from you (with the warenty) i just don't have that kind of money right now
You can buy a complete package or build your own. I have an account with Middleburn and find it cheaper to piece the set together rather than buy a complete set. You don't get the nifty box, but hey, you can't ride the box. Last set I sold was around $210 give or take a few $.
hey zach y dont u tell these kind people what spiders are.....and since u do so much trials u realy need to think about it.......jsut incase ur switching the cranks between ur dh rig and ur trials....peace.....ill be at ur house at 3!a
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