DMR Sect Crankset - 165mm

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The DMR Sect Crankset is an ideal upgrade for mountain bikers engaging in trail, enduro, dirt jump, or all-mountain riding who need a robust, two-piece crank system. It delivers exceptional power transfer and structural integrity through its forged 6061-T6 aluminum arms and heat-treated chromoly spindle, though riders looking for an ultra-lightweight carbon option may find the 675g weight slightly heavier than specialized race alternatives.
| Model Part Number | DMR-CR-001-001 |
|---|---|
| Brand | DMR |
Yes, the DMR Sect Crankset includes spacers and bolts to support both 52mm Boost and 49mm Standard chainlines.
It uses the universal SRAM Direct Mount 3-Bolt interface.
The build weight is approximately 675g.
Yes, the Sect Crankset is specifically designed to handle the rigors of dirt jump, trail, and enduro riding.
The spindle is made of hollow, heat-treated chromoly steel for maximum strength.
No, this product includes the crank arms and spindle; you will need a compatible bottom bracket specific to your bike frame's shell standard.
Verify the crank arm bolts are torqued to specification and ensure all provided spacers are installed correctly for your chainline.
Clean the bottom bracket interface and spindle, re-apply high-quality bike grease, and ensure the chainring bolts are fully tightened.
Installation of the DMR Sect Crankset requires a compatible bottom bracket and standard cycling tools, including a torque wrench to ensure crank arm bolts are secured to manufacturer specifications. To set up for your specific frame, identify whether your bike requires a 49mm (Standard) or 52mm (Boost) chainline; utilize the included spacers to achieve the correct alignment before final tightening. For long-term care, regularly inspect the crank arm bolts for tightness after initial break-in. Keep the spindle and bottom bracket interface clean and lightly greased to prevent creaking and oxidation. The shot-peened anodized finish is highly durable, but washing with a mild detergent and soft brush will help maintain its appearance over years of riding.