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Anyone know if these were ever actually released?
Andy
(I am adding to my list of things that looked really nice, but don't seem to have made the light of day)
I'm sure they were, to some extent at least, I heard stories of them coming apart 😀
Odd how so few seem to be able to make exotic cranks that don't have issues.
They do look good.
Polishing up a set of cranks just now ,and I have decided to machine (not too deep 😉 )some patterns on the outsides while I am at it.
BTW ...Does anyone else think it's slightly annoying ,that chainrings can be so expensive relative to a complete chainset? ( or is it just me 🙂 )
Does anyone else think it's slightly annoying, that chainrings can be so expensive relative to a complete chainset?
God yes. Middleburns seem to be the best/easiest to actually get option.
Andy
As Al says, they came apart. The crank ARM was made in two pieces and they were bonded together. I think they were all recalled?
A Crank Brothers product with good looks but cr@p reliability? That a first... 🙂
Typical Crank Brothers. All the goodness is in the look not the quality.
I don't think that model was ever released.
My ISIS set twisted and there was something tinkling around inside.
Shame because they were light and the stainless steel meant no scuff.
Got a replacement set, but haven't used them.
Use Middleburn for everything now.
But I do like the CB ISIS BB. That's reliable.