BUCKLOS Mountain Bike Crankset Single Speed Square Taper MTB Crank 170mm

My Mt. Bike is 5yrs old and needed some over due maintenance and made pretty.Everything arrived in a timely manner and undamaged, as does all of their items.They had most of what I needed for upgrades (everything a magnet stuck to had to go) along with pedals and the up grade to 203mm rotors (don't stop here, check out the whole store)I'm probably going to them for my front shock and head set in December.

For a chainring/crankset combo that had the branding of "SNAIL" on the chainring, I didn't have huge expectations. But I've used the 32t red chainring with the cranks for a year on my townie commuter with a 7-speed rear and it's worked great. Less chain drops than the previous single front chainring which was presumably the stock Electra. The townie stretched frame requires a super long chain, if you have a similar cruiser it worked fine with this setup with a SRAM 7-speed chain. Wear seems normal and the install was simple on square taper bottom bracket.Seriously, the chainring says "SNAIL" right on it, how can you go wrong? The weird branding and the price were what sold me when I was browsing for it.

Changed my Motobecane mountain bike from a 3x to 1x, very easy, saved weight and reduced complication. I did need to pick up a crank puller, but this product bolted right up and required very little rear derailleur adjustment for proper function.

Nice crankset with chainring. I have not seen anyone state the bottom bracket spindle length needed for this yet. The bike I installed this on had a bottom bracket with a 112mm spindle. This was too long( see chainline in picture #1). I had to put the chainring on the inside of the crank to get the chainline correct (see pic #2). I would guess the correct spindle length would be around 107 mm or so. Using with a 10speed chain. Everything is running smooth, will update if crud hits the fan.

It's a square tapered crankset, not the fanciest setup but super simple and reliable. I had to move the chain ring to the back side of the cranks for better alignment. I would imagine most bikes would have to do that, but if you know how to use a hex wrench it's easy enough to do.

Very very cheap, chainring bent the first time out! Past the point of use!

The crankset fit well and looks great on my red dirt jumper. The 32 tooth chainring paired with a 16 tooth cog makes it easier to crank uphill and to get a few pedals in between features.I installed the crankset following standard procedures with thread lock and grease in the right places, torqueing the bolts as needed.Unfortunately the left crank only lasted 2 short bike park sessions. The square taper on the crank was carved by the steel bottom bracket spindle and will not stay tight even after increased torque was applied to the bolt.I will be looking for other solutions for a durable crank on my DJ.

Piece of junk! Broke in half riding down the road!

Easy to install and good quality

Muy buen producto en relación calidad y precio, la instalación es fácil, se recomienda el uso del extractor para que sea mas rápido el intercambió, la resistencia del plato es buena, para mi gusto le agregué una guía para evitar que se bote la cadena.

Wow i love them i java à new bike