cranks

BMX cranks in 2- or 3-piece designs – robust, precise, and built for high loads. Various lengths and axle diameters. Brands like WeThePeople, Salt, Cult, BSD, and more.

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44 products

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  • Cult Hawk V2 BMX Kurbel
    Regular price
    137,81€
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    137,81€
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    211,88€
  • Fiend BMX Kurbel Segment 3
    Regular price
    160,77€ - 196,38€
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    160,77€ - 196,38€
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    196,38€
  • Mission Transit V3 BMX Kurbel
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    72,35€
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    72,35€
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  • Kink Brace BMX Kurbel
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    170,54€ - 180,87€
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    170,54€ - 180,87€
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  • BSD BMX Substance Replacement Crank Bolt
    Regular price
    10,32€
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    10,32€
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  • Odyssey BMX Thunderbolt Crank Bolt Clamp Bolt
    Regular price
    6,19€
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    6,19€
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  • Odyssey BMX crank bolt Thunderbolt Twombolt
    Regular price
    9,29€
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    9,29€
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  • BSD Replacement Crank Arm Substance Links 165 mm
    Regular price
    22,96€
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    22,96€
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    72,25€

Cranks transfer power directly to the rear wheel – and have to withstand a lot during jumps and grinds. Most BMX cranks are 3-piece (two crank arms + axle), less commonly 2-piece. Differences exist in length, axle diameter (19, 22, or 24 mm), material, and connection type (e.g., 48-spline or 8-spline). Longer cranks (170–175 mm) provide more leverage, while shorter ones (165 mm) increase ground clearance – especially important for street setups with pegs. All models in this category are designed for mid BBs and are typically made of heat-treated 4130 chromoly steel – for maximum durability at a low weight.

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170–175 mm is standard, shorter models (165 mm) are better for technical street riding.