Truvativ Stylo 3.3 GXP Reviews
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Description
* Giga X Pipe external bearing ensures a super-stiff crank/bottom bracket system that's lightweight, durable and easy to maintain
* Features 44/32/22 chainrings; 7075-T6 aluminum chainring has CNC details
* Contemporary graphics complement the integration of form between the arm and outer ring
* Mirror-polished black crankarms and anodized tungsten grey rings look spectacular
* Includes Team GXP bottom bracket
* Giga X Pipe external bearing ensures a super-stiff crank/bottom bracket system that's lightweight, durable and easy to maintain
* Features 44/32/22 chainrings; 7075-T6 aluminum chainring has CNC details
* Contemporary graphics complement the integration of form between the arm and outer ring
* Mirror-polished black crankarms and anodized tungsten grey rings look spectacular
* Includes Team GXP bottom bracket
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Reviews
Pros: Relatively inexpensive, stiff, and durable
Cons: the fastening bolt on older versions used to work itself loose due to heat expansion of bolt materials, but this appear to have been fixed on newer versions. Could be a little lighter.
Recommendation: This crank hits my performance target for a petty price. I'll keep buying and using them.
Cons: the fastening bolt on older versions used to work itself loose due to heat expansion of bolt materials, but this appear to have been fixed on newer versions. Could be a little lighter.
Recommendation: This crank hits my performance target for a petty price. I'll keep buying and using them.
Pros: Nice cranks, work well, durable
Cons: Nothing yet
Recommendation: I busted the something internally on the cranks that came stock on my bike, got these for free on warranty and they are way better. So far, not a single issue from them.
Cons: Nothing yet
Recommendation: I busted the something internally on the cranks that came stock on my bike, got these for free on warranty and they are way better. So far, not a single issue from them.
Pros: Pedals went round and round
Cons: can nat keep bearings in them
Recommendation: better than not riding
Cons: can nat keep bearings in them
Recommendation: better than not riding
Pros: superlight crankset, stiff, great bearings
Cons: none
Recommendation: great superlight crankset that can take a beating and continue on with minor maintainence. The bearing are super smooth for an overall great ride.
Cons: none
Recommendation: great superlight crankset that can take a beating and continue on with minor maintainence. The bearing are super smooth for an overall great ride.
Pros: Very Durable and Light
Cons: Nothing as of yet
Recommendation: If you're looking for an upgrade and dont want to spend $500 on XTR or $300 on some other upper echelon cranks...I'm very hard on my components but these cranks have been very solid from day one
Cons: Nothing as of yet
Recommendation: If you're looking for an upgrade and dont want to spend $500 on XTR or $300 on some other upper echelon cranks...I'm very hard on my components but these cranks have been very solid from day one
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Cons: Prefer Hollowtech to gxp for weight advantage.
Recommendation: A moderate system that does what it is supposed to for the price. Comes down to personal preference and mine is for Shim.