RPANTAHI Carbon Cranks

Started by rekj16, May 16, 2026, 01:35:58 PM

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kusanagiz

Just seeing if anybody can provide updates if the Rpantahi is still going strong.  Compared to other brands like Elilee or Cybrei, it's significantly cheaper, so wondering if there's some compromise this brand is making compared to the others.  Also anybody pair this with a Magene powermeter spider?
Quote from: jonathanf2 on <strong>Today</strong> at 04:33:01 PMMy only issue is that my preload screw ring seems stuck. I'm not in a rush to remove it, but the grip surface is a bit hard to remove.
Otherwise how does it feel from stock cranks you've used in the past?  I'm primarily interested in getting shorter cranks to see if that can help with some knee issues I've been having.  My knee angle at the top is really tight at 63 degrees. 

kusanagiz

Quote from: Ludo on <strong>Today</strong> at 05:15:50 PMMagene use their own proprietary interface so I don't think it would work, will it?
I'm reading on the product page that it fits 110BCD & 4-bolt design and with a compatibility for 39mm spindle (so for DUB BB I'm assuming).

jonathanf2

Quote from: kusanagiz on <strong>Today</strong> at 06:32:26 PMJust seeing if anybody can provide updates if the Rpantahi is still going strong.  Compared to other brands like Elilee or Cybrei, it's significantly cheaper, so wondering if there's some compromise this brand is making compared to the others.  Also anybody pair this with a Magene powermeter spider?Otherwise how does it feel from stock cranks you've used in the past?  I'm primarily interested in getting shorter cranks to see if that can help with some knee issues I've been having.  My knee angle at the top is really tight at 63 degrees. 

Durability-wise, no major issue. I would just pre-grease the preload screw and not screw it in too tightly for easy removal.

On the plus side spare parts are available on AliExpress:
https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256812541733663.html?