MIRANDA short cranks for Shimano and customisation for Bosch

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The Delta 0 crank is now also available for Shimano motors with a length of 150-175 mm.

For some time, MIRANDA has been offering short cranks for Bosch and Brose motors. Shimano motors, on the other hand, had no option besides the original long cranks they came with. This is changing, however, as Portuguese company, MIRANDA will soon offer 150 – 175 mm cranks for the Shimano STEPS motor. Since 98% of MIRANDA’s sales are made directly to manufacturers, no final prices are currently known. The cranks can be ordered directly through their online shop. We recommend the 160 mm version. In our review, they proved to be the optimal length.
In addition to new cranks, MIRANDA also has an exciting upgrade for the Bosch motor. A bash guard, available in various colors.

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Black or silver? The choice is yours!
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If you want to upgrade the looks of your bike, get an anodized bash guard. It is available online directly from MIRANDA for a price of 27.00 €.

For more information head to mirandabikeparts.com

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