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Race Face Xc Cranks


fredrico

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In my experience Race Face cranks aren't even up to XC use. The pedal threads have a nasty habit of pulling out on them... That'd be what happened the Race Face cranks on my XC bike anyway...

Race Face have a nasty habit of making their stuff from cheese, but they have a good marketing department.

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I used to a long time ago run them in the old school days, those same cranks are now on a jump bke of mine and doing fine. I also have a set on my Kona and whilst there not pretty or light i have never had any problems and would recommend them. If you've already got some or you can get hold of some cheap...get them on!

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For comparison I get about 3-4 years from Deore cranks and got less than 6 months from the Race Face XC cranks (Which cost more than the deores AFAIK). I wouldn't recommend hollow deore cranks for a trials bike either - unless you never touch the cranks down...

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They're very simply forged so they're strong but not overly refined - no CNC bullshit here. The pedal threads are delicate but if you're not a muppet and look after them they'll be fine, i've had various pedals on and off mine - as long as you keep the washer secure they'll be alrite. Few guys use them one they're 24''s well a form of Raceface anyway. My second pair are on my coiler and likewise they've stood up great, same as when i had them one two trials bikes and a jump bike. I have a pair that must be over 6 years old now and are fine and dandy - very rigid...get em on and get riding...if they break they break.

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