Crank Arm shortener

steveyo · 2006-03-16, 04:54 PM

Here's a crank arm shortener on Ebay. Would the "English" thread be compatible with unis?

Anyone tried?

swarbrim · 2006-03-16, 05:42 PM

Looks like a good idea.

Mike

forget_your_life · 2006-03-16, 06:09 PM

Quote:

Would the "English" thread be compatible with unis?

yep, that the pedal thread standard.

kington99 · 2006-03-16, 08:35 PM

I concur, for some reason the standard for all pedal thread is 9/16" AF (ok 1/2" on some really crappy bikes) Not sure they'd be great for uni, i certainly wouldn't stand on them or attempt any type or hopping or dropping or hard use, for the money buy a different length set of standard cranks.

maxisback · 2006-03-16, 08:45 PM

that's for cokers right ? cauz I cold never imagine that on a street uni..

steveyo · 2006-03-16, 08:55 PM

I was considering them for only road use. For $10 on eBay, what the heck!

TheObieOne3226 · 2006-03-16, 09:00 PM

I would buy them for even like $30 just to try them on a coker. I can see them being strong enough for road use even with the torque we use in stopping. They look like a pretty clever and effective design to me. But, since I don't own a coker, I won't be bidding.

2006-03-16, 04:54 PM	#1
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2006-03-16, 05:42 PM	#2
swarbrim blank Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Exeter, Devon, UK Age: 24 Posts: 1,415	Looks like a good idea. Mike __________________ Add me at: mike41ishere <att> hotmail <dott> com 'i like things big' - Amanda 'Crankflips are like woman, hard to understand' Peter/Probailer2

2006-03-16, 08:35 PM	#4
kington99 Unicyclist Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Warwickshire, UK Age: 28 Posts: 4,786	I concur, for some reason the standard for all pedal thread is 9/16" AF (ok 1/2" on some really crappy bikes) Not sure they'd be great for uni, i certainly wouldn't stand on them or attempt any type or hopping or dropping or hard use, for the money buy a different length set of standard cranks. __________________ Dave - what a thoroughly post-modern subversion of the cycling genre - Last edited by kington99; 2006-03-16 at 08:37 PM.

2006-03-16, 08:45 PM	#5
maxisback Unicyclist Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 1,500	that's for cokers right ? cauz I cold never imagine that on a street uni.. __________________ Hey ur mom is my signature

2006-03-16, 08:55 PM	#6
steveyo ...feeding the machine... Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Albany NY, US Age: 51 Posts: 3,432	I was considering them for only road use. For $10 on eBay, what the heck! __________________ steveyo ...like having your own personal rollercoaster... - a few uni race write-ups - muni and kokopelli uni t-shirts, mugs and stickers

2006-03-16, 09:00 PM	#7
TheObieOne3226 ***** Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Philadelphia Age: 27 Posts: 3,441	I would buy them for even like $30 just to try them on a coker. I can see them being strong enough for road use even with the torque we use in stopping. They look like a pretty clever and effective design to me. But, since I don't own a coker, I won't be bidding. __________________ SWAT Gallery SWAT webpage Arrow Racing Sixsixone "Obie is definately a trend setter, I got in to unicycling because of him, and came here because of him" - KJ-52 "try not to annoy the great Obie, for he is better than us." - Murde Mental Disclaimer: The above message was not intended to offend anyone. If you are offended I can take no responsibility for my actions because I don't feel like it. Also you are reading an internet newsgroup where not everyone will share your same views and beliefs, be able to take criticism and post/read threads at your own risk. Last edited by TheObieOne3226; 2006-03-16 at 09:01 PM.

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