Pedal strength standards
10-14-16, 01:37 PM
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"It is extremely difficult to assemble a one-piece crank set with loose balls, I would not recommend trying."
I don't know what mine has and it's still under warranty and I'd want to be able to reassemble it.
10-14-16, 01:39 PM
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One-piece ("Ashtabula") Cranks
"It is extremely difficult to assemble a one-piece crank set with loose balls, I would not recommend trying."
I don't know what mine has and it's still under warranty and I'd want to be able to reassemble it.
"It is extremely difficult to assemble a one-piece crank set with loose balls, I would not recommend trying."
I don't know what mine has and it's still under warranty and I'd want to be able to reassemble it.
10-18-16, 11:20 AM
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My 1/2" drill bit comes in two days. Meanwhile I've been adding redundancy to the design. Aside from the "spacer" I'm confident I'll get it done. If I do the spacer I'll probably have to make a square groove from end to end for the nut using a file.
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