i have had the ****iest luck with cranks i had the stock crank on my GT Mach One Pro and i twisted that and bent the spindle now i have a redline one and i bent both of the crank arms on that one so i need a good crank

any sugestions

primo hollowbites

i like my profiles.
i got them for $50
havent had any problems

You either got those used from a friend, or you had sex with the woman at the bike shop and she gave you an amazingly good deal.

well i did get them from a friend

but how did you know about the woman at the bike shop?

I know all.

i have had the ****iest luck with cranks i had the stock crank on my GT Mach One Pro and i twisted that and bent the spindle now i have a redline one and i bent both of the crank arms on that one so i need a good crank

any sugestions
you could get some very very nice profile cranks but they will take you back $150. povery POW are ok and there 80 bucks.eastern pros are nice and they cost like 130. i would really absolty go with the profiles; they are light very durable, and will last you a good while

Odyssey 41 Thermals.

The new TI easterns.

feather weight*

The new TI easterns.

I LOLed.

41 thermals, profiles will do though

I just ordered a set of profile racing cranks, havent gotten them yet, but Ive heard good things about them. Has anyone here had any problems with them?

I've got a set of Profiles I've had since 1985. No problems yet. ;)

I LOLed.
Haha.

Isnt Ti getting more expensive?

Alot of Ti parts are going up in price, at least on Dans, and most other mail orders...

Haha.

Isnt Ti getting more expensive?

Alot of Ti parts are going up in price, at least on Dans, and most other mail orders...


Titanium demand is going through the roof because the aerospace industry is switching from using "aircraft aluminum" to Titanium for many plane parts. It's lighter and stronger and hence more economical to fly. With rising jet fuel prices, many airlines are upgrading.
So like your teacher says (or used to anyway), "demand goes up, price goes up".

Titanium demand is going through the roof because the aerospace industry is switching from using "aircraft aluminum" to Titanium for many plane parts. It's lighter and stronger and hence more economical to fly. With rising jet fuel prices, many airlines are upgrading.
So like your teacher says (or used to anyway), "demand goes up, price goes up".
Yeah, its unfortunat for me, becuase i really wanted to get a Ti spindle, but im not about to drop $100 to get one now...Before it was all of $60-50

well since you do alot of urban riding, I would just get a better bike. GT Mach 1's arent designed for urban riding.