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Old 02-15-10 | 09:00 PM
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Bikes: Crosslake Aluminum Track

Originally Posted by cnnrmccloskey
You shouldn't have to use thread locker, make sure your tightening them down properly, the threads should be properly lubricated and you will most likely need a special tool that hooks onto the reverse side of the bolt, they should be fairly tight ~5nm for steel bolts if memory serves but I'm doubting you have a torque wrench so I won't bother looking
A torque wrench? Jeez... Yea i know what special tool youre talking about, but I only had to use that for the bolts that held the smaller chainrings to the larger one. These bolts (and the one original) holding the crank and ring together are regular hexagonal nuts.

And every time I tighten them down I do it to the point where I cant go tighter without stripping the heads. They just keep coming loose 30 minutes into riding.
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