Splined cranset

Posted on Fri 8th, June 2012

• #1

KamalRB

So, my pedals and threads have been trashed on my trick bike and I see this as a good excuse to look into getting a splined drivetrain. Anyone got any advice/suggestions on what parts to go for? Which is the best for the buck for sprocket, crank arms and whatever equipment goes with the bottom bracket.

Thanks in advance
• #2

BlesUp

I have a full profile set up you can buy.
36t Profile Sprocket in Chrom or Black
and some Profile 165mm Cranks in Chrome...
• #3

KamalRB

how much for the black sprocket and chrome cranks?
• #4

BlesUp

100?
• #5

KamalRB

That's a good price wish I could man but I just forked out a couple hundred on wheels so I'll have to wait until I get some funds
• #6

BlesUp

gimme a shout when you have some cash and theyre yours if theyre still around

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