Hope E-Bike Mtb Crankset - 165mm

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The Hope E-Bike MTB Crankset is designed for electric mountain bike riders looking to upgrade their drivetrain with a stiffer, more durable component set. These cranks offer an optimized Q-factor and a shorter 165mm arm length for improved ground clearance on technical trails, though they are specifically engineered for ISIS spline interfaces, limiting compatibility with other axle standards.
| Model Part Number | HCEB65N |
|---|---|
| Brand | Hope |
These cranks are compatible with motors utilizing an ISIS spline interface. Always verify your specific motor's axle standard before purchase.
No, this crankset is designed exclusively for e-bike motor axle interfaces and will not fit standard bicycle bottom brackets.
No, the cranks feature a self-extracting system, requiring only standard hex keys for installation and removal.
The shorter 165mm arm length provides better ground clearance, which helps prevent pedal strikes in technical terrain.
They are designed, tested, and manufactured in Barnoldswick, UK.
They are forged and CNC machined from high-grade 7150 series aluminum alloy.
Ensure the crank bolts are torqued to the manufacturer's specified values and check that no debris is lodged in the ISIS spline interface.
Verify the self-extracting bolt is fully threaded and intact; use a standard hex wrench to back the bolt out, which will naturally pull the crank from the spindle.
This crankset is designed specifically for e-bike motor systems utilizing an ISIS spline interface. Before installation, ensure your motor's axle is clean and lightly greased. Because the system includes an integrated self-extracting bolt, you do not need a separate crank puller; simply use a hex key to tighten or loosen the crank arm. Routine care involves checking the crank bolts for proper torque before every ride to prevent play. Clean the cranks using mild soap and water, avoiding high-pressure washers that could force grit into the splines or motor interface.