Hello and welcome to the Pink Bike podcast. It's just me and Kaz for the intro today.

Kaz, last time you and I recorded a podcast in person, it didn't go exactly as planned in terms of reception.

So we'll keep it on the straight and narrow today, hey?

Hmm, I don't know. We'll try.

So a lot's gone on in terms of our little review land this week.

First up, I want to talk to you about why every mountain bike are out there should absolutely go for titanium cranks,

especially on an

e-bike where weight is already such a concern.

Yeah, it's very important.

You should all buy $1,300 titanium cranks, especially ones that are 3D printed.

I mean, they are beautiful.

They are, but actually, as I was looking closer at them, I didn't realize they were

on the bike for a while.

So people, I guess we should tell people we're talking about. So these are Cancreeks, electric wings, titanium e-bike cranks. They're 3D printed, made in USA, and they cost $1,300.

And for $1,300, I assume that includes the axle linking the two together. expensive crank arms, which they worked great because most cranks do. I can't think of the last time I had any cranks fail on me, which is nice.

And they look really good from a distance, but when you look close, the way the additive

manufacturing kind of makes them end up, they have these little pock marks in them.

Oh, okay.

Yeah, which isn't like, I kind of wanted that to be more like jewelry and really smooth and fancy

looking. So I've had some E-wings before, which are actually now on, we have Stefan, who's at

the junior videographer and needed some new crank and I said, I've got a treat for you.

He didn't understand what they were.

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