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Freedom Concepts

4″ Alloy Crank

5012254
4" Alloy Crank. Standard on the ASR16, DCP16 and EHDU12 and more, chosen when the bike is built. Fits the 12 Freedom models, including the AS2000, AS2600 and ASR16.
100 In stock

Overview

A crank arm is the part of the bike that connects the pedals to the bottom bracket, allowing the user's legs to drive the motion of the bike. Crank arms are available in lengths from 3 to 6 inches, giving flexibility to match the user's size, strength, and mobility needs.

Fits the AS2000, AS2600, ASR16, ASR2011, ASR2011 HD, DCP12, DCP16, Defier, EHDU12, EHDU16, EHDU20 and ET2611. Part code 5012254. Standard on the ASR16, DCP16, EHDU12, EHDU16, EHDU20 and ET2611.

Specifications

System Propulsion
Part code 5012254
Fits models AS2000, AS2600, ASR16, ASR2011, ASR2011-HD, DCP12, DCP16, EHDO20, EHDU12, EHDU16, EHDU20, ET2611
Standard on ASR16, DCP16, EHDU12, EHDU16, EHDU20, ET2611
Fitting notes *Recommended

Documents

Package contents

Every build includes

  • Built to the rider. Every build starts from the rider's measurements: inseam, weight, age and how they move. We build the frame and supports to those numbers, not to a stock size.
  • Grows with the rider. Quick-release adjusters and telescopic posts let the seat, handlebars and supports move as the rider grows, without tools and without a new frame.
  • Therapist-friendly evaluation. Our evaluation forms follow the way therapists assess a rider: trunk and head control, pedalling ability, transfers. Your therapist or dealer can fill one in with you.
  • Covered for the long run. Adaptive bikes carry 1 year on parts and accessories from the ship date, plus a 10-year pro-rated frame warranty for the original owner. The Chill-Out Chair and accessories carry their own terms, listed on the Warranty & returns page.
  • Handmade in Winnipeg, shipped worldwide. Every product is built to order in Sunnyside, Manitoba, and shipped to riders across North America, Australia, Ireland, the United Kingdom and beyond.

Frequently asked questions

How do I measure inseam?
Have the rider stand in the shoes they ride in, back against a wall. Place a book spine-up between the legs, snug to the crotch, and measure from the top of the book to the floor. If the rider cannot stand, measure seated with the knee at a right angle and tell us you did.

Can the bike grow with the rider?
Yes, within its frame. Choose the frame where today's inseam sits in the lower half of its range; quick-release adjusters and telescopic posts take up the rest.

Why do I not see a price?
Prices show after a dealer signs in. Families and therapists request a quote: tell us about the rider and we send a quote for the exact build, or pass it to your local dealer.

How can we pay for it?
Insurance and government funding, local charities, financing, crowdfunding and our Dream Bike Program. The Funding page explains each route.

How long does a custom build take?
Every product is built to order in Winnipeg. Your quote states the build and delivery time for the options you choose; custom colors and seating can add time.

Can I return a product?
Within 30 days, unused and in original condition, with a return authorization number. A 25% restocking fee and freight both ways apply, and custom builds are final sale. See Warranty & returns.