Hope EVO Crankset - Red - 170mm
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The Hope EVO Crankset is designed for mountain bikers across XC, DH, and fat bike disciplines who prioritize weight savings and structural rigidity. By utilizing advanced 7150 series aluminium alloy, this crankset delivers a 15% increase in stiffness and a significant reduction in weight compared to its predecessor, providing a more responsive power transfer on the trail. While it offers industry-leading durability and a user-friendly installation process, riders should ensure they verify their specific bottom bracket and spider compatibility before assembly.
All features
| Model Part Number | HCEN7370R |
|---|---|
| Brand | Hope |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What tools are needed for installation?
The Hope EVO features a self-extracting system, requiring only standard hex wrenches for installation and removal.
Is this compatible with my 24mm bottom bracket?
No, this crankset uses a 30mm axle and requires a compatible 30mm bottom bracket.
Can I use a direct mount chainring?
Yes, the spline mount system is fully compatible with direct mount chainrings.
Does this work with both 1x and 2x drivetrains?
Yes, the modular spider design allows you to run single or double chainring configurations.
What is the weight of the 170mm version?
The 170mm configuration weighs approximately 560g.
What is the material of the axle?
The axle is constructed from high-strength 7075 aluminium alloy.
Troubleshooting
Creaking noise during pedaling
Remove the crank arms, clean the spline interface and axle, apply a fresh coat of high-quality bike grease, and re-torque.
Crankset feels loose
Verify that the self-extracting collar is tightened correctly and that the axle spacers are properly configured for your specific bottom bracket shell width.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- 15% lighter and stiffer than previous iterations
- Easy installation via self-extracting system
- Highly versatile with multiple chainring configuration options
- Extremely durable construction suitable for DH and XC
- Available in multiple axle and configuration sizes
Cons
- Requires specific 30mm compatible bottom brackets
- Advanced alloy construction comes at a premium price point
- Configuration options (spiders/no spiders) require careful selection during purchase
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation is streamlined by the self-extracting axle design. Users simply need a standard hex wrench to secure the arms; the built-in extractor handles the removal process. Ensure that you have a compatible 30mm bottom bracket installed on your frame, as the 7075 alloy axle will not fit standard 24mm shells.
To maintain the crankset, periodically check that the spline mount bolts are torqued to manufacturer specifications. Keep the anodised finish clean by wiping away mud and grit after rides to prevent surface abrasions. Avoid using harsh chemical degreasers that may dull the laser-etched finish over time.