Redline Flight Cranks- non pinch, Old School BMX Start Price USD 175.00 Current Price USD 626.33 Time Left - Bid Count 10 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Sunday, November 16, 2008 End Time Sunday, November 23, 2008 Location Lake Mary, FL See more about 'Redline Flight Cranks- non pinch, Old School BMX' Description Hard to find Redline Flight Cranks, 180mm. These are the non-pinch bolt original models. They are used but in good condition for 27 years old. The auction is for everything you see; the crank arms, spindle, 44t sprocket, 2-S.S. spindle bolts with washers and the original sprocket bolt. These will take any standard bottom bracket. I received these as a birthday present in 1981 and raced on them for about 4 years. It was a well known secret at the tracks that the best way to keep these tight was to replace the factory allen bolts with hex head bolts (the bolts pictured are stainless steel).  So here it is 2008 and I've finally come to the realization that at 39 I won't ever build up another BMX bike, so I'm letting go. Here is a good site to see the history of the Flight Crank; http://bmxmuseum.com/forums/viewtopic.php?id=13478 Happy bidding, please be kind to these if your lucky enough to win them. I'll write to them on a regular basis and my come to visit them occasionally :-) The cranks are being sold as is. I will ship worldwide. The buyer is responsible for any additional shipping.On Nov-19-08 at 12:57:22 PST, seller added the following information: Hard to find Redline Flight Cranks, 180mm. These are the non-pinch bolt original models. They are used but in good condition for 27 years old. The auction is for everything you see; the crank arms, spindle, 44t sprocket, 2-S.S. spindle bolts with washers and the original sprocket bolt. These will take any standard bottom bracket. I received these as a birthday present in 1981 and raced on them for about 4 years. It was a well known secret at the tracks that the best way to keep these tight was to replace the factory allen bolts with hex head bolts (the bolts pictured are stainless steel).  So here it is 2008 and I've finally come to the realization that at 39 I won't ever build up another BMX bike, so I'm letting go. Here is a good site to see the history of the Flight Crank; http://bmxmuseum.com/forums/viewtopic.php?id=13478 Happy bidding, please be kind to these if your lucky enough to win them. I'll write to them on a regular basis and may come to visit them occasionally :-) The cranks are being sold as is. I will ship worldwide. The buyer is responsible for any additional shipping. *** As of 11/19/08, I have purchased polished stainless steel, button head allen bolts for securing the arms to the spindle. These look just like the original hardware from 1981.  The winner will receive both sets of bolts (hex head and button head allen). *** Place a Bid!