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2006-03-16, 04:54 PM
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Crank Arm shortener
Here's a crank arm shortener on Ebay. Would the "English" thread be compatible with unis?
Anyone tried?
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2006-03-16, 08:35 PM
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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.
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2006-03-16, 08:45 PM
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that's for cokers right ? cauz I cold never imagine that on a street uni..
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2006-03-16, 08:55 PM
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I was considering them for only road use. For $10 on eBay, what the heck!
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2006-03-16, 09:00 PM
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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.
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