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New product -30%Superstar BMX bottom bracket Euro 22 mm- €31.47
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The crankset on a BMX Racing is an essential component of the drivetrain that transfers the power generated by the rider to the wheels of the bike, thus playing a crucial role in acceleration, speed and overall performance when riding BMX Racing. Here is a description of its function, its characteristics and the associated standards:
Function :
Power transfer: The crankset transfers the force exerted by the rider on the pedals to the chainrings, which then drive the chain and move the bike forward. It plays a crucial role in bike propulsion and acceleration while running.
Features :
1. Single tray:
BMX Race cranksets are generally equipped with a single chainring to simplify the transmission and reduce the weight of the bike. A single chainring also provides better chain tension management and reduces the risk of derailment while riding.
2. Lightweight and sturdy tray:
The crankset chainring is often made of aluminum or chromoly steel to combine lightness and strength. Some high-end models may be made of carbon to further reduce weight while maintaining the stiffness needed for efficient power transmission.
3. Tray size:
The chainrings of BMX Race cranksets are generally smaller in size than those of bikes intended for other disciplines, which promotes rapid acceleration and maximum speed on the track. Common chainring sizes generally range between 36 and 44 teeth, providing a good balance between speed and torque.
Standards:
1. Bottom bracket interface:
BMX Race cranksets typically use standard bottom bracket interfaces, such as the ISIS standard or the American Bottom Bracket (BSA) standard. It is important to choose a crankset that is compatible with the bottom bracket interface of the bicycle frame.
2. Crank Compatibility:
BMX Race cranksets are designed to be compatible with a variety of cranks and crank arm lengths to accommodate rider preferences and bike frame geometry.
In summary, the crankset of a BMX Race bike is a crucial component of the drivetrain that transfers power from the rider to the wheels of the bike. With features such as a lightweight and sturdy single deck, suitable size and compatibility with industry standards, it delivers optimal performance for a fast and competitive racing experience on the BMX track.