NEW Coda m900 Magic Motorcycle crankset

[danson67]

Beautiful condition, but sadly not much use on their own without the specific BB cups, axle and bolts.
You can't just use any old parts with these.

You'd need to add a full set like this one to make it usable:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Cannondale-C ... SwuNNcM-JM
Currently asking £180 without the thin bearing shim set, which is required to set the bearing end float.


All the best,

 

[danson67]

The unused condition and missing BB suggests that it may have been a recalled set.

Here's the recall notice, so you can check the serial number:

IMPORTANT RECALL NOTICE: Re: CODA 900 mountain cranks

Cannondale has determined that some of the CODA 900 Compact Mountain (94/56mm BCD (bolt circle diameter), CODA 900 Standard Mountain (110/74mm BCD), and CODA 900 Standard Road (130mm BCD) left and right crankarms may be defective.

Some of these may split or separate at the adhesive bond line in the center of the crankarm. Unlike a fatigue crack in an all metal product, this "crack" will not grow slowly, but may fail quickly. This design is dependent upon both sides being properly bonded together, and a failure of this bond line could lead to crank failure with the risk of accident, injury, or death.

These crankarms and/or bicycles (1997 Super V3000, SuperV Downhill 4000, 1998 Raven 3000 and 4000) equipped with these crankarms as original equipment were made during a specific time. We ask that you check your aftermarket crank(s) and/or bicycle(s) equipped with these cranks. It is important that no one ride with these crankarms. They must be replaced.

The potentially defective crankarms have date codes between 7182 and 8214 (manufacturing dates from the 182nd day of 1997 through the 214th day of 199. The date codes are stamped on the inside of each crankarm. Earlier or later date codes are fine.

Please check date codes on all CODA 900 crankarms. Any within the date code range must be removed and will be replaced by your Cannondale retailer at no charge.

Note that the chainrings, chainring bolts and bottom bracket are fine. These parts must be saved for use with the replacement crankarms.

Call 1-800-BIKEUSA for help with product identification or the location of your Cannondale retailer.

We apologize for the inconvenience and thank you for your cooperation. Sincerely, The Cannondale Corporation

All the best,

 

[shawnb]

Looks like these are a really early set, made on the 15th & 18th day of 1994?

 

[Chr1st0phe]

Re:

According to the serial numbers it is the 15th day of 94 'so no problem of breakage. My Magic is older than 20 days but less
Good luck for the sale.

 

[obi-wan-mtb]

Thanks for all the response, really helpfull.
Did not know these were that old. I thought they were from 1996.
1994, gee...
And I know these are useless withouth the BB but I am sure there are lot’s of retro bikers having a used set on the matching BB that can swap their cranks for these NOS ones.

Still available

 

[obi-wan-mtb]

SOLD on eBay....