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The craenk [kɹˈaŋk] are the first BMX three piece cranks made by maegic BMX. Chromoly 48 spline axle without clamp bolt. Chromoly tubing and threads. 175mm length 9/16 pedal threads.

A particular challenge for me is building my own BMX crank. Extreme accuracy and precision are especially important here, because any inaccuracies are immediately noticeable when riding. I think the result is very good, but I still see room for improvement in the jig and in the preparation for welding. A little more precision, and you wouldn't notice that these are hand-built. I've now ridden the crank myself, and despite the lack of hardening, it still sits firmly and hasn't bent even under the toughest conditions. I'd say almost full points.

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Published: 23 June 2025

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Riding the maegic vaenom

I'm always asked whether you can seriously ride my self-welded maegic [mˈæd͡ʒɪk] BMX bikes 🤷‍♂️ David Hoffmann tried the  vaenom [ˈvɛnəm] out, even though the weight of the bike and the air pressure weren't exactly optimal for a first guard flatlander 😎

Don't miss what the 3rd German Championships 2024 has to offer at the 2nd half of the video 🤩
Thanks @Dave and @waterkantbmx. A purely BMX day took place again🤘 Keep on riding and stay rad

Frame: maegic vaenom
Forks: maegic monstae 

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Published: 08 May 2025

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The maegic vaenom 20" BMX freestyle project

Presentation of the maegic [mˈæd͡ʒɪk] vaenom [ˈvɛnəm] 20" BMX freestyle frame and the monstae [mˈɒnstə] BMX freestyle fork aka the "maegic VDC tribute freestyler".   Details Written by: HM Published: 22 April 2025 Hits: 148 Read more: The maegic vaenom 20" BMX freestyle project Page 1 of 4