Thread: skidding issue.
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Old 11-17-05 | 10:04 PM
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heebro
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Originally Posted by sxe fbm rider
It actually felt like I stripped the spindle and the crank arm was moving around it. But when I got home and checked everything, the cranks were straight and tightened, my cog seemed to be tightened fine. I dont know what's wrong and couldnt figure it out by investigating myself. I then started to think that maybe this was just the feeling when the wheel goes a bit backwards perhaps? Anyone have any clue what I'm talking about or experienced the same thing?

The cog moved on the threads. Sure of it. Rotafix the living pi** out of the cog (grease the threads first) and then tihghten the lockring until you break your $10 nashbar lockring tool. Then finish it with channellock pliers and go buy a real lockring tool. Oh, blue loctite on the lockring please. Do it before you permanently damage either the cog or lockring threads.
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