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Why doesn't anyone make steel cranks? I've done a pretty extensive search and most cranks (even the ones at £300 - £400) are made from aluminium. Surely steel would not be susceptible to this kind of 'shear' failure?
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no not by me, they were installed professionally by the shop where the cranks were bought.
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I would have noticed if there were any visual signs of a break large enough to let dirt in to this extent before total failure occurred. The dirt is from the crank arm being exposed to the road following my fall.
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I would have noticed if there were any visual signs of a break large enough to let dirt in to this extent before total failure occurred. The dirt is from the crank arm being exposed to the road following my fall.
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My SRAM Omnium crank snapped on Friday (see pics attached). I wasn't even going for it, just gently ascending a small hill. This is the second time Omniums have snapped on me and I suffered some injuries to my hand. I was literally one second away from being involved in a collision with a van which probably would have inflicted a life changing injury to me at best.
I am now giving up on Omniums, they are not fit for purpose in the slightest. Can anyone recommend a different type of fixed wheel crank that will not crack so easily and significantly endanger life?
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I would like to buy the Easton bars (3), please can you pm me to organise the payment pickup location.
Thanks
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hi, very interested, but would it fit a woman who is approx 5'2"??
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I'm not really sure. Here is a picture of the other side.