Truvativ Stylo 2.2 AM

 I have these cranks with a single 32t chainring w/out bashguard and they weigh 886g with everything. There is a pic in my profile if you don't believe me. I have run them on my DJ bike for a couple months now and have had no problems. smooth light and stiff. I know some people have issues with the bottom bracket and seals. I haven't had any major problems, just a few creaks here and there but nothing a bit of greasing can't fix. I would recommend getting a new bottom bracket. But wait until this one fails, but then again, it might not.

 Best AM set-up out there. I have been running a single ring with a chain guide on my Spesh Enduro and changed to the Stylo 2.2 with a Blackspire Chainguide and have yet to drop a chain with the added benefit of a granny gear for those end of ride, extended climbs.

Great Set-up...highly recommended.

 Junk!!
I had these on my Nomad, and did a 4 foot drop. I noticed that the left arm seemed twisted, hardly noticeable so I kept on riding. 2 weeks later I did some small hills and the left arm fell off. Luckily I didn't "NUT" myself, as it fell off when pedalling. The thread broke in the spline.
In my honest opinion, this is a trail crank. Bearings were also toast after one season and the sprocket lasted 1/2 a season with chain suck. If you are going to be an aggressive rider, my recommendation would be to go with the Holzfeller or a RaceFace AM or something.

 light weight, strong and stiff. not going to find a better combination of cost/lightness for a trail/am bike. obviously there are lighter and more bling cranks, but why? your just gonna rub the paint off, and smash em on rocks.

 i use the 07 stylos on my commuter and the work well. i hi tted some 3m drops and no worries. good stuff.

 Hard to beat for the price, spend your build money on the frame, fork and wheels instead. Strong and light.