Best 3-pc crankset BMx?
Dec 21, 2008 by Matt | Posted in Cycling
What is the best 3-pc crankset for a BMX all styles except racing
I perfer profile cranks or the SNAFU mayweather
sothencameron | Dec 24, 2008
Hey i was just wondering what the best bmx crankset is?
Jan 12, 2009 by Jamie Bmx Brah | Posted in Cycling
Shimano dxr for racing the twombolts for anything else
thatdownhillkid | Jan 12, 2009
Huffy M80 BMX replacement crankset - what crank do I need to buy?
Sep 02, 2007 by spencer19_82 | Posted in Cycling
Its a 3 piece crank and the specs of the bike are here: http://airfreetires.com/Specs/Step5.asp? BikeId=4436&Brand=Huffy&Model=M% 2D80&Year=2004
Problem is there is no info about the size of the spindle, I guess I only need a crank
I'm almost 100% sure it would have a 22mm spindle. Just grab a metric ruler or tape measure and measure the inside diameter of the bottom bracket bearings.
MXicon | Sep 09, 2007
Is this a good bmx crankset.?
Sep 28, 2007 by onox215 | Posted in Cycling
Mirraco 3-Pc Crmo 175mm, 19mmx8-spline Crmo axle, Is that good for street and dirt jumping? Im not sure...
Mirraco is Dave Mirra's bike company and should be decent parts for the money.
I'd say if the cranks are in the $100-$125 range that'd be 'bout right.
Dsfa | Sep 28, 2007
what is the difference between right and left hand drive cranksets for bmx? besides the obvious. ?
Oct 13, 2008 by Dc5 | Posted in Cycling
do you have to get a crankset made for lhd or can you just turn around one made for rhd?
can someone explain this please?
(EDIT: not sure i understand your question, anyways i put here how to put your hole chain/hub/sprocket/crank from RHD to LHD, if thats not what your talking about then plz tell)
Ok, i wont go into details, all go real quick and awsner all
AtO141 [Friends] | Oct 13, 2008
BMX Bicycle Custom Maintenance : Crank Setup Tips for BMX Bikes ...
by Admin1
For anyone wondering what sprocket/driver combo to run, read this. It’s all about gear inches. For all around performance, 55 is the magic number. The formula is “sprocket/driver x wheel diameter” so for example 25/9×20=55.555. If you want more top speed, then you’ll shoot for something above 55 (i.e 28/9) If you want more low end power, and easier acceleration, get something lower (i.e. 25/12)
Source: BMX Bicycle Custom Maintenance : Crank Setup Tips for BMX Bikes ...
