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Titanium Sweet Wings, a real life unicorn

Titanium Sweet Wings, a real life unicorn The Titanium Sweet Wings crankset is one of cycling's most elusive artifacts. Crafted in the mid-1990s by Sweet Parts founders Craig Edwards and Kent Carlson, only a handful of prototypes were made using special 15-3-3-3 titanium tubing supplied by Timet. These cranks were displayed at Interbike but never entered production, and their whereabouts remained a mystery for nearly 30 years. Recently, two surviving sets were rediscovered in storage, offering a rare glimpse into this legendary component

Craig Edwards Interview

Craig Edwards Interview Recently we had the pleasure of chatting with Craig Edwards, who aside from being one of the founders and the brain behind Sweet Parts, also designed the eeBrake, and the eeWing, among other parts in the ee product lineup.