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Look like Sampson Stratics cranks. I had a pair look great, light for their time but FLEXY!!!
old TA Alizé cranks?
It’s a crank. I win.
I believe it’s an American Classic crank. If it is, they were recalled due to failure like many early 90′s alloy cranks.
Boone Road Cranks? That spyder looks familiar.
Sampson Stratics
Grafton Cranks
Sampson cranks. I still ride them on my commuter. Circa 1992-1993
It seems to be a new Extalite crank.
opps,
Extralite.
Oh Sampson cranks. I’ve got a set in gunmetal (painted) I received from a Trek employee. Used them for a short while. Upon investigation, most if not all of them broke and were very sensitive to installation torque. Very cool though.
http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php/777619-Yikes!!!
The ‘brand-new’ Dura-Ace crankset.
Sampson ‘Stratics’, had them on my Trek 1200 back in the day.
Sampson crankset. I had a pair and the non drive side crank snapped in two just before the summit of Hurricane Ridge!
Answer from Jason at Fair Wheel Bikes: “Sampson road crankset”
Sampson crankset. Had one snap in two while sprinting for a preme in a local crit