Aaron Gwin broke an e13 crank back in May 2019, which resulted in injury. Some selected quotes from the interview: “…those cranks were simply an old version and shouldn’t have been on his bike…E-thirteen had a conversation with me a little over a year ago about not running that version of cranks anymore due to inconsistencies they were seeing…For some reason, there was one pair left in my garage… It was definitely not my intention to run cranks that we weren’t supposed to, but again, that's on me and I should have been more on top it than I was…not...