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Ride Crankset
Rider Style
Specs
| Available Chainlines | 51mm - 137 Spindle, 77mm - 190 Spindle |
| Available Arm Lengths | 170mm, 175mm |
| Includes | Pedal Washers (Chain Rings & Bottom Brackets sold separately) |
| Axle Material | Steel |
| Crank Arm Material | 6066 Aluminum |
| Available Spindle Diameters | 24mm |
| Available Spindle Sizes | 137mm, 190mm |
| Weight | 714g |
| Weight Conditions | 170 mm Arms, 32T Alloy Chain Ring |
Frequently asked questions
What is included with the crankset purchase?
When you purchase the Ride Crankset, pedal washers are included. Please note that chainrings and bottom brackets are sold separately, allowing you to customize your setup.
Is it easy to swap the chainrings?
Changing out a chainring is described as a breeze, provided you have the correct tool on hand. The design is appreciated by riders for its user-friendly maintenance.
Are these cranks suitable for fatbiking?
Yes, these cranks are an excellent choice for fatbiking. Users report that they are:
- Lightweight
- Highly stiff
- Corrosion-resistant
Is the Ride crankset durable enough for tough trails?
Yes. The Ride Crankset is built to withstand the rigors of aggressive riding, including Trail, Cross Country, and E-Bike use. Its durability comes from a combination of robust materials:
- Forged 6066 Aluminum: These crank arms provide an excellent strength-to-weight ratio for reliable performance.
- Chromoly Steel Spindle: A 24mm durable steel axle ensures solid power transfer and long-term resilience on the trail.
Race Face stands behind this construction with a Lifetime Warranty that even covers crashes, giving you extra peace of mind when pushing your limits.
What diameter is the strong Cro-Mo spindle?
The crankset features a robust 24mm spindle diameter. This is a highly common size, ensuring broad compatibility with many bottom bracket standards. The spindle itself is constructed from durable Cro-Mo steel, contributing significantly to the rock-solid construction of the crankset, ideal for aggressive trail use.
What should I know about removing these cranks?
If you need to remove the crankset from your bike, it is important to ensure you have the correct size crank arm puller to avoid damaging the components during the process.