R&b Cycles Harley Big Twin Hex Thunder Crank 5 1/4 Stroke Billet Rods on 2040-parts.com
Greenwich, Ohio, US
Up for auction is a Thunder Crank build by R&B Cycles of Nashville, TN. This crank shaft has a 5 1/4 stroke with 1.5" crankpin that uses a hex design to prevent shifting in the flywheels. This is a USED item out of a Nitro Pro Drag Harley. As far as I can tell the crank is straight and true.This is one of the strongest cranks on the market, and would make a very stout crank for a street bike. For more information check out the Thundercrank website: http://rnbcycles.com/thundercrank.php
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