FSA Gravity Light Crankset
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jacobinmugatu
(Mar 16, 2012 at 8:53)
Gravity has a new Gravity light crank that uses a 7050 aluminum alloy with hollow arms. Super stiff and super strong, way better than the old 6000 series aluminum alloy of the origional Gravity Lights. I have had them on my bike since the begin ing of last season, ridden very hard on 'em and they're still going strong. I'm a big dude too, 6'3", 260. These are good cranks highly recomended.
super light the new hollow forged ones seem much stronger than the solid ones my friends snapped on a measily drop but mine have withstood alot so far and have never come loose
i ran this crank all last season and it remains in near perfect condition, no bends creaking or coming loose at all, these cranks are great
FSA Gravity Light Crankset
(MSRP $289.99)
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New for 2008, now available in 68/73mm and 83mm MegaExo BB.
Hollow Forged crankarms result in superior strength and stiffness and a higher strength-to-weight ratio compared to solid arms. We offer a range of Hollow Forged cranksets from road to XC to heavy-duty Gravity products.
Specifications Compare to other Cranksets
| Release Date | 2009 | |
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| Price | $290 | |
| Weight | 948.00 g | |
| Color Options | Black anodized | |
| Configurations | Chainrings: 22/32/Bash, 22/32/44T | |
| Mounting Standard | Compatible with 68/73mm or 83mm BB shells |
Mounting Standard - A cranks mounting style is determined by its design. Most cranks are designed to work in conjunction with the corresponding bottom bracket, however, usually you can find an aftermarket bottom bracket that fits your cranks.
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| Material | Hollow-forged AL6061/T6 crankarms. CrMo pedal inserts. CrMo chainring bolts. |