🚴 CYSKY Single Speed Crankset Set - 60T 170mm Crankarms, 130 BCD - Ideal for Fixie, Track & Road Bikes (Square Taper, Black) Review

I ride 30-40 minutes every day and this product has lasted me over a year and is still working. So far I have had to replace other components 3 times. Super well-made crank!

So I bought this item, installed it on my bike and the chain fell off while riding. The round came back, he got a replacement with the same problem.

I would consider buying this product again, very well made and light weight but due to the size and circumference of the sprocket there could be clearance issues between the down tube of the frame and the rear wheel so had to I order an extra wide bottom bracket from Luna Cycle for the Cyclone Mid Drive Kit.

I bought a separate Parker tool and crankcase guard for the 60T crankcase... but the Parker tool almost ruined the threads; and this simple task turned into a huge challenge as I had to re-cut the crankcase arms. After that, I just lost interest in trying this setup again. What have I learned? I need to buy a 60 tooth crankcase retrofit kit that comes with Parker's own tooling and crankcase guard (all from the same seller)! Many Thanks.

This is my second round with this chainring. It is the size of a dinner plate. It's very strong. These cranks are made from 7075t6 aircraft grade aluminum so they are quite strong and very light. If you bend the chainring, there is a chance that the bottom bracket is bent. I've ridden over 12,000 miles on this crank in the last year with no problems. It's better for cadence to keep the RPM low and get the same speed with fewer watts. I can pump out over 850 watts on this ring with no…

I have a 500w AddMotor ebike and it's going at 25mph which is too fast for me to keep up with the standard 40 tooth cog . I wanted a slower cadence, so I went with the largest chainring I could find. This one is perfect, my cadence is currently around 60rpm so I can comfortably pedal at 40km/h and add the motor assist. I used a wheel puller to remove an old set of connecting rods and these bolt right in. I see other reviews saying it's weak, I don't see any flaws or straightness issues at all…