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Ignite Crankset. we recently photographed a bike that had ignite’s catalyst cranks (which you’ll see soon), but today we learned about ignite’s new gravel inferno cranks. Run by engineer ian colquhoun, ignite components designs and manufactures bike parts in new jersey, usa. these cranks are born out of a desire to have a bombproof crank that also mixes timeless looks with a contemporary, modern aesthetic. at this year's philly bike expo ignite unveiled its two crank models: mountain bike, gravel, and road bicycle components designed, engineered, tested and made in the usa. It is derived from riding miles and miles, for hours upon. Or, 490g to 540g with all hardware (spindle, extractor bolt, etc.), and that’s for a size range running from 130mm all the way up to 190mm arms. Catalyst mtb cranks (pictured) and inferno road cranks. the new inferno road cranks come in at a respectable 470g to 520g without spider.

Or, 490g to 540g with all hardware (spindle, extractor bolt, etc.), and that’s for a size range running from 130mm all the way up to 190mm arms. Catalyst mtb cranks (pictured) and inferno road cranks. at this year's philly bike expo ignite unveiled its two crank models: these cranks are born out of a desire to have a bombproof crank that also mixes timeless looks with a contemporary, modern aesthetic. the new inferno road cranks come in at a respectable 470g to 520g without spider. It is derived from riding miles and miles, for hours upon. mountain bike, gravel, and road bicycle components designed, engineered, tested and made in the usa. Run by engineer ian colquhoun, ignite components designs and manufactures bike parts in new jersey, usa. we recently photographed a bike that had ignite’s catalyst cranks (which you’ll see soon), but today we learned about ignite’s new gravel inferno cranks.

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Ignite Crankset at this year's philly bike expo ignite unveiled its two crank models: we recently photographed a bike that had ignite’s catalyst cranks (which you’ll see soon), but today we learned about ignite’s new gravel inferno cranks. the new inferno road cranks come in at a respectable 470g to 520g without spider. It is derived from riding miles and miles, for hours upon. these cranks are born out of a desire to have a bombproof crank that also mixes timeless looks with a contemporary, modern aesthetic. Run by engineer ian colquhoun, ignite components designs and manufactures bike parts in new jersey, usa. Or, 490g to 540g with all hardware (spindle, extractor bolt, etc.), and that’s for a size range running from 130mm all the way up to 190mm arms. at this year's philly bike expo ignite unveiled its two crank models: mountain bike, gravel, and road bicycle components designed, engineered, tested and made in the usa. Catalyst mtb cranks (pictured) and inferno road cranks.