Hope EVO Crankset - Purple - 68/73mm - 170mm

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The Hope EVO Crankset is designed for mountain bikers and performance-oriented cyclists who require a stiff, durable, and lightweight drivetrain upgrade. Featuring an advanced 7150 aluminum construction and a versatile spline mount system, this crankset offers significant improvements in power transfer over its predecessor. While it provides excellent performance for technical riding, users should ensure their bottom bracket setup is compatible with the 30mm axle standard to avoid installation issues.
| Model Part Number | HCEN7370PU |
|---|---|
| Brand | Hope |
No, the Hope EVO Crankset is typically sold as the crank arms and axle; you will need to purchase a compatible spider or direct mount chainring separately.
The Hope EVO features a 30mm diameter axle.
No, this crankset requires a bottom bracket specifically designed for 30mm spindles.
The system features a self-extracting design; simply use a hex key to unscrew the arm, and the integrated mechanism will pull the arm off the axle.
The crankset uses a durable anodized finish that is designed to resist wear from heel rub, though heavy use over time may show minor cosmetic marks.
Verify that the correct number of spacers have been used on the bottom bracket spindle to account for the frame's specific shell width.
Remove, clean, and re-grease the spline interface and bottom bracket bearings, then ensure the crank bolts are properly torqued.
Installation of the Hope EVO Crankset is straightforward due to the self-extracting arm interface. Ensure that your frame’s bottom bracket shell is compatible with a 30mm spindle diameter. When mounting chainrings, clean the spline interface thoroughly to ensure a secure fit without play. Maintenance is minimal; the anodized finish is highly resistant to standard trail debris, but it is recommended to clean the arms with mild soap and water periodically to remove grit that can lead to abrasive wear over time. Always check that the crank bolts are torqued to manufacturer specifications before every ride.