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K-Force Light 386
K-Force Light 386
K-Force Light 386
K-Force Light 386
2010

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K-Force Light 386

Crankset

A large, thin-walled, hollow structure yields an increased resistance to bending and torsional forces and a lighter weight over thinner, solid structures. FSA has developed a unique carbon fiber bladder-molding process to produce the K-Force Light 386 BB30 crankset. The bladder goes up one side of the arm, around the spindle and back through the crank arm, yielding a unique I-beam structure in the finished product, ideally suited for transmitting shear stress. The bladder’s pressure is monitored during the molding process to provide optimum fiber compaction. The result is a product with higher stiffness to weight ratio than conventional designs.

Client / Manufacturer

Full Speed Ahead

Busnago, IT
Design

FULL SPEED AHEAD - TH Industries

Taichung County, TW

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