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Eastern's Pro Cranks are super strong, yet light, if not lighter, than some of the most "famous" cranks out there. Simple and easy to install, they come with a Euro BB, and even though I'm using a Mid BB, I saved the Euro BB just in case I switch frames, since this Euro BB also have a 5-star quality. And they look cool, too, with its flat black paint. Good Job!

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havent had them for very long but so far have held up nicely and the design reminds me alot of the primo power bites

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Excellent cranks, they don't move at all.

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How much do these babies cost. I'm gettin me a pair.

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These are great cranks. They hold tight and stay on. The best thing about them is there pretty cheap ($100).

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light strong and reasonibly priced one of the best decisions i've ever made

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my friend had 1 it was nice but when he went to take it off we found out the crank arms had no threads fo a removeal tool so we had to cut it off wich isn't easy

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i have these cranks..there nice

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awesome crank only the bearings arent so great on them because after about a year when i tightened it they wouldnt move so i switched the bearings from my other bike and they work great.

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I now a lot of times when they have broken...

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Hate eastern products period............

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I have them in chrome, they are nice and have a good feel to them. it's just a pain in the highknee putting them on

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I've had these for almost 3 yrs. my first time i had them with euro bb, didnt last long. Switched to mid, Fuckin sweet. I started off a heavy rider, now i flow, and im still rockin them too, check my bike pics. oh yeah the installation/removal tool is quite simple to use on these cranks. To install, put some wd-40 on the spindle and in crank arm spindle boss, tap with wood, and let installation tool tighten/pull the spindle into the arm, this type of cranks are the squeeze and hammer type. To remove just take spindle bolt out, place install/removal tool, tighten the tool about 4 or 5 full turns (dont tighten all the way, you need space to tap the spindle out) and hit with wood or hammer or both till the spindle slides out.

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I ment to give them a 5 my bad

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trash
hate em

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what dont you hate on your bike