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2009-11-06, 03:04 AM
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It would be silly to take off the crank arms unecessarily. This is a very small and incredibly common unicycle issue (not an LX problem at all). The dust caps are almost always the first part to be lost or crack. They are a $1 part if you are very worried about it.
The only time the loss of a dust cap caused a serious problem for us was when a unicyclist was doing grinds so much, that when he stripped the cranks it was nearly impossible to use a crank puller because he damaged the internal crank threads so badly. Just keep it clean and greased. The unicycle mechanics at http://www.seriousjuggling.com |
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