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Old 01-29-24 | 02:39 PM
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Originally Posted by VegasJen
Maybe I'm not explaining it well enough. The crankset on my K2 is a Ritchey and there is probably around 1.5" of full thickness aluminum at the ends of the crank arms. The existing pedal holes are towards the end of that thickness and they are stamped as 175mm arms. Now, I admit I'm just eye-balling this but I would guess there's at least 3/4" of an inch of full thickness aluminum from the inner most portion of the existing threaded hole to the scallop. Could be more. Either way, I'll probably take some measurements after work this week.

Kind of surprised regarding the Shimano recall. I guess they don't figure it's likely to be a life-and-death kind of failure.
The current ones for sale no longer have the issue. They don’t catastrophically fail unless maybe you’re a 2200W Olympic sprinter, you can see them starting to separate. It seems to be caused by galvanic corrosion between the steel axle and aluminium arm.
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