165mm 24mm titanium spindle crankset.

Quote from: PeterXu on June 08, 2025, 07:35:02 AM
165mm 24mm titanium spindle crankset.

I'm interested in the crankset, but I can't find it on the site and I don't understand what the price is. It's cryptic

Quote from: pandinoyoung on June 08, 2025, 07:48:31 AM
I'm interested in the crankset, but I can't find it on the site and I don't understand what the price is. It's cryptic

230 USD/ set for 29mm DUB aluminum spindle version, 310 USD/ set for 24mm titanium spindle version

Actually I should have mentioned the pricing couple of months ago.

Would you remind us of the crank length, again?
Are you offering 175mm or do you have plans to do so?

Quote from: PeterXu on June 08, 2025, 07:35:02 AM
165mm 24mm titanium spindle crankset.

I noticed these cranks also have a "shoulder" where the spindle attaches to them. Is there a reason for that? On my lexon cranks that shoulder causes a significant gap between cranks and spider/chainrings and is also the reason why the chainrings sit very close to the frame, making it difficult to set up the di2 front mech properly.

https://chinertown.com/index.php/topic,4834.285.html

Quote from: JMOS on June 11, 2025, 02:45:40 AM
I noticed these cranks also have a "shoulder" where the spindle attaches to them. Is there a reason for that? On my lexon cranks that shoulder causes a significant gap between cranks and spider/chainrings and is also the reason why the chainrings sit very close to the frame, making it difficult to set up the di2 front mech properly.

https://chinertown.com/index.php/topic,4834.285.html

The spider supplied with the XM crank is recessed to allow it to go round the shoulder.
Have you the correct spider type

Quote from: Sander2177 on June 11, 2025, 03:16:43 AM

The spider supplied with the XM crank is recessed to allow it to go round the shoulder.
Have you the correct spider type

Thank you! I am using the spider supplied with the Lexon cranks. A recessed spider would probably solve my issue. Do you know where to get an alloy one? Sorry for getting OT

Quote from: Tines on May 24, 2025, 02:57:36 PM
Did you even check the product page?
Says there:
q-factor:149/151mm

Mabye I am blind, but I have not seen any product page.

No I was probably very confused.

@Peter

Any chance of an MTB version, ideally in 8 bolt?

Quote from: PeterXu on June 08, 2025, 08:18:36 AM
230 USD/ set for 29mm DUB aluminum spindle version, 310 USD/ set for 24mm titanium spindle version

Actually I should have mentioned the pricing couple of months ago.

Peter, what is spindle lenght for 24mm and DUB?

Now we have all 155/165/170mm carbon cranksets in both 29mm DUB aluminum and 24mm titanium versions availble in stock, all sizes chainrings too.

Peter, do you have 1x chain rings for an XPLR set up?

For anyone considering chainrings from XM Carbon — I've had two sets arrive: a 52/36T and a 53/39T.

I didn't buy both — XM accidentally sent the 52/36T in error. But to be fair, they responded quickly and sorted it out. The correct 53/39T set arrived today, and the 52/36T was delivered on Monday.
Side by side comparison to the Cybrei rings will post pics when I fit to my DFS Carbon crank with complete weight

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