Easton-EA90-Crankset-172.5-mm-Configurable-10-Speed-CK0551-Bicycle-Crankset
Easton EA90 Aluminum Crankset 172.5mm 10/11-Speed Direct Mount CINCH

SKU: CK0551

Easton EA90 Aluminum Crankset 172.5mm 10/11-Speed Direct Mount CINCH

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Specifications

RingsSold Separately
Number of ChainringsNo Rings Included
Drivetrain Speeds10
Drivetrain Speeds11
Chainring BCDDirect Mount CINCH
Chainline/Hub Compatibility130 Hubs
Chainline/Hub Compatibility135/142 Road Disc Hubs > 415 mm Chainstay
Chainline/Hub Compatibility135/142 Road Disc Hubs < 415 mm Chainstay
ColorMatte Black
Crank Length (mm)172.5
Crank Intended UseCyclocross
Crank Intended UseGravel
Weight534
BB IncludedNo
Pedal Spindle9/16"
Spindle Interface TypeRaceFace/Easton CINCH
Defined ColorBlack
MPNCK20EA90129ARM172BLK
UPC821973354651

The Easton EA90 aluminum crankset is optimized for gravel, cyclocross and road riding styles. It offers the versatility of the CINCH system for a variety of gearing combinations.

  • EA90 alloy crank arms are lightweight and feature a matte black anodized finish
  • CINCH direct mount technology is compatible with both 1x and 2x setups
  • CINCH power meter compatible
  • Bottom bracket and chainrings sold separately
Description

The Easton EA90 aluminum crankset is optimized for gravel, cyclocross and road riding styles. It offers the versatility of the CINCH system for a variety of gearing combinations.

  • EA90 alloy crank arms are lightweight and feature a matte black anodized finish
  • CINCH direct mount technology is compatible with both 1x and 2x setups
  • CINCH power meter compatible
  • Bottom bracket and chainrings sold separately

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Paulo

The chinch system is pretty great and easton finally released a cheaper version of their EC90 SL crankset. These are a bit heavier (ok, for a weight weenie these arms are suicide, 180g more is a lot) but they are stiff, look good and still an acceptable weight. Its not that these are heavy, its that the EC90 SLs are very light. I know the carbon version has some issues sometimes so I am expecting these to be have better durability. Not to mention for a gravel bike, you don't have to worry as much with strikes on rocks.;