Coda 900 C9SR Magic Motorcycle Crank Arms & Bottom Bracket: Road 130 BCD, 180mm

Some of the coolest cranks to come out of the 1990's!  This is the road double version, dubbed the C9SR.  There are a good number of mountain versions of this out there.  It's numbers are before the recall cranks (6039, 7056).  It includes the bottom bracket and all hardware.  For some reason, this one has two different sized logos.  The drive side arm has the normal sized logo, and the non-drive has a larger logo.

The bottom bracket does not include bearings, but the exact bearings it came with can still be purchased. CLICK HERE for a pair of them.

*These are NOT part of the recall.  Cranks produced during parts of 1997 and 1998 with date codes between 7182 and 8214 had a known issue with the two halves of the arms separating.  These are date code 6039 and 7056, and are well before the recall issues.  The cranks were introduced in 1994 and the date codes are chronological, so best guess this crank was made in 1996 or early 1997.

These were made by a company called "Magic Motorcycle", and for a few years distributed by Cannnondale under the Coda 900 moniker.  They were WAY ahead of their time.  They were released in 1992, when most cranks were still square taper.  This one had a splined, tapered, press fit, oversized external bearing bottom bracket!  And technically, it was "hollowtech"!  The design of the crank itself is very unique, nothing else like it.  Steeped in history and desire.  They sold for about $500 brand new in the early 90's.

Condition

Great lightly used shape.  Decals are practically perfect.  Spider and arms have just a few light marks.  The bb has some cosmetic wear, and does not have it's bearings. 

Details

• Arm length: 180mm
• Bottom bracket cups: English 68mm shell