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Old 08-05-19 | 01:58 PM
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Originally Posted by Kovkov
Keep the cottered crank. Just install the new pins properly with a cotter press and you‘ll never have any trouble removing them again.
+ 1. This is the most straightforward solution.

It may be possible to run a cotterless spindle using the existing cups. That requires some trial and error but I did that to a 70s era Peugeot UE 8; so far it's working just fine.
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