Alloy Crankset Review

01 Alloy Crankset Overview

The quality of the crankset is quite impressive. The bottom bracket seems durable enough. This crankset can be installed very quickly, and it spins very smoothly. The crankset itself looks okay. The finish looks good enough, and the chainring seems sturdy. The threads are all smooth and precise. You can use this crankset for a single speed conversion.

Let us now have a look at the specifications of this Alloy Crankset to get more detailed idea information about the crankset.

02 Specifications

• Length: 165mm

• BCD: 130mm
• Chainring 48T
• Compatibility: 1/2"x1/8" Chain
• Chain line: 43.5mm (Chain line could be adjusted by moving the chainring inside the crankset arm)
• Crank finish: Forged Alloy 6061/T6 High
• Outer chainring: Stamped Alloy
• Crank weight: 722g (1.59 lbs.)
• BB: VP-BC73, Square Included, VP Sealed 68mm x 107mm, Sealed Bearing
• BB Weight: 280g (9.87 oz)

03 Feature Analysis

04 Pros & Cons

05 Final Verdict

Some people complain about the pedal threads failing, but not everyone complains about that. Maybe, they just made a lousy bunch of crack arms. If you tighten the pedals correctly with the help of a torque wrench, the threads will hold solid.

Overall, this single speed crankset comes with quality providing a high level of performance and making your bike look great.

We hope that our review was enough to let you know about this crankset thoroughly and make the right decision.