They really should have consulted with more native English speakers before settling on that name lol
MrMister2905 on
Sometimes I break the wind if I eat the wrong food.
Can’t speak on this, but their other outboard cranksets are rock solid, if not a bit heavy. I have a set with probably 1500 miles or more on it, and outside of the hardware getting rusty and the BB sucking (but so does SRAM gxp), it’s been a pleasure to ride.
I honestly considered these, but couldn’t get past the “break the wind” graphics. Plus at $200, I can get other cranks used at a similar price point.
SpeakSkip on
My only complaint so far are no spacers or instructions provided.
jibbris on
Skeace are good if you’re on a budget. If you’re paying real crankset money idk why you’d go for these over Essor Aerodash, Miche Pistard Air, etc
JollyGreenGigantor on
Why bother when you can convert the last ten years of aero road double cranks for less money and have better cranks?
99% of older road double cranks have a track perfect 42mm chainline in the inner position, you just have to use a 130mm ring.
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They really should have consulted with more native English speakers before settling on that name lol
Sometimes I break the wind if I eat the wrong food.
Can’t speak on this, but their other outboard cranksets are rock solid, if not a bit heavy. I have a set with probably 1500 miles or more on it, and outside of the hardware getting rusty and the BB sucking (but so does SRAM gxp), it’s been a pleasure to ride.
I honestly considered these, but couldn’t get past the “break the wind” graphics. Plus at $200, I can get other cranks used at a similar price point.
My only complaint so far are no spacers or instructions provided.
Skeace are good if you’re on a budget. If you’re paying real crankset money idk why you’d go for these over Essor Aerodash, Miche Pistard Air, etc
Why bother when you can convert the last ten years of aero road double cranks for less money and have better cranks?
99% of older road double cranks have a track perfect 42mm chainline in the inner position, you just have to use a 130mm ring.
Sugino 75 and Dura-Ace