5DEV RGXC Titanium BMX Crank
5DEV RGXC Titanium BMX Crank
5DEV RGXC Titanium BMX Crank
5DEV RGXC Titanium BMX Crank

5DEV

5DEV RGXC Titanium BMX Crank

Sale price$1,199.99 USD
Size:155
Colorway:Raw Titanium
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CNC machined and laser welded by a robotic welding system developed by our in-house automation team, the RGXC Titanium Crank is the lightest & stiffest BMX race crank on the market. 

For over 20 years, the standard in BMX has been Shimano 24mm pinch bolt cranks with steel spindle. Many brands have replicated this and sold a clunky 30oz paper weight hunker mass produced in Asia. Aluminum spindles were deemed too weak for pro level riders, and the industry has always had a shortage of a decent crank for teenagers graduating from square-taper cranks. Q-Factor on a lot of 'Pro' level cranks is as wide as 175mm like the chainstay needs to clear an oversized wheelbarrow tire. It's literally been a game of copy and paste, with no real innovation outside of one or two brands over a twenty year span. 

This crank from 5DEV is 516g with spindle and spider, that's quite a bit lighter than any pro crank on the market. It's over a pound lighter than some of the popular options. The 29mm 7075 aluminum spindle is the same spindle used on their pro downhill and Redbull Rampage bikes, so it's plenty strong for BMX, and has been tested and approved by Romain Mahieu, Rico Bearman, and Nic Long. 

Plain and simple, starting at 155mm and ranging all the way to 175mm, the narrow Q-Factor and wide range of sizes creates a true one-size fits all crank that is light enough for kids, and strong enough for pros. CNC machined and robotically laser welded right here in San Diego. 

Matching 104bcd BMX spider can be found here.

Tech Features:

Weight: with spider & 118mm spindle - 516g

 

Q Factor: 152mm (118mm spindle) - 157mm (122mm spindle)
Compatibility: 8bolt SRAM interface. 
Power Meter: All Quarq 8 Bolt Spiders
Sizes: 155, 160, 165, 170, 175mm
Torque Spec: 50nm

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To get an inside look at the complete production process of the new Ti Cranks Click HERE.