Adjustable Kooka Cranks

pdc said:

I still have a brand new 125mm, 150mm, 175mm pair of Kooka cranks for
sale.
http://www.unicyclist.com/forums/showthread.php?t=51014

These may be the last I make available.

Are these still available? If so I will buy them

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How much for them? Are they tapered? What are they made of?

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Tim Morin said:

How much for them? Are they tapered? What are they made of?

they are tapered and big beefy aluminum, you should get them for your
coker, noo doot aboot it

they are like the black machined down 127's i had that i said were so
super duper

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Sold all those. I haven't been able to find any more blanks.

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The big Kookas are made from a 7000 series aluminum alloy. It's a
harder and stronger alloy than most other aluminum cranks. Mix that
with the big beefy design and they're stiff, strong and solid. The
harder alloy means the taper and pedal threads hold up well.

Unfortunately Kooka is out of business. The only way to get the cranks
now is to find them used or get really lucky and find a place that lost
them in storage and is now selling them as new old stock.

'daVinci Designs' (http://www.teamspirit.net/comp.html#cranks) makes an
adjustable crank set that has pedal holes for 130mm, 150mm and 170mm.
They're expensive, but they have the advantage of being available for
sale.

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What do I need to do to buy them from you? I'm interested.

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Tim Morin said:

What do I need to do to buy them from you? I'm interested.

you're gonna need a flux capacitor and a shot of plutonium

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[censored], I'm out.

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