Originally Posted by Old Fat Guy

It's a standard freakin' crank puller. It's not like it's French, or something else stupid.

Originally Posted by Old Fat Guy

So you don't feel like a total Frenchy, some (not all) of the later Campagnolo cranks that had integrated one key releases used a reverse thread on the left. Not so with early or much later.

That being said, just look at the freaking thread, it's either right or left threaded, it ain't rocket science. If it's not a one key release, it's a no brainer, unless it's French, then you just wonder where their brain was.

Originally Posted by Old Fat Guy

23.35 sounds like a perfectly French measurement to me.

I mean, really? 23.35? Was that Joan of Arc's age or something? Average age of the President's mistress? WTF?

Originally Posted by 753proguy

LOL, baby! (er, I mean 'bebe.'). Merci beaucoup pour votre posting, mon ami.

Originally Posted by MetinUz

Just to be fair to the French, Stronglight was first to the scene with their model 49 crankset, using a 23.35mm dustcap diameter. It is not their fault that others chose to be different.