[Review] Truvativ Luftalarm

[scerbz]

I got one of these with the purchase of my new bike, this summer. I was a little skeptical at first, it being a mt. bike company crank, but i went and gave it a shot. Its a euro, and light as hell, it includes a sprocket, and you have a selection of sizes, i have the 36t, and if you include the sprocket, the bashguard, and the cranks, plus bearings its only a wopping 2lbs, 5 oz... thats one of the lightest cranks there are, it doesnt have a ti spindle either, now if you took off the bash guard, and rode a smaller sprocket, it would weigh just a few ounces less. Making it an even 2 lbs. The only drawback to having them, is that you can only use their sprocket, so you will gt charged up the ass for a new one. They cost about 200$, but if it includes the sprocket and bash guard, its not a bad deal.

[b_m_x_X_x]

i rode a pair of these cranks on my friends Fuse IV... they are super stiff. If i ran a euro i would realy look into these cranks.

[PArider]

200?!?! everywhere i see they are 500$

[bakersfieldbmxer]

Their good cranks but when you brake the sprocket you have to buy the same one i had the same cranks an the procket got bent an the replacement one cost 60-80 bucks it sucks!!!

[matt_mx]

My mates got them and i think they are cool.

[Ben.Griggs]

back when i had a hook up with a shop they said $100 for me 8O

[scerbz]

200?!?! everywhere i see they are 500$try to order them directly from the company...