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Profile crank tool - where can I buy and what are the benefits
jimwise68:
Brian
'tis okay, the local friendly Condor bike shop has just removed the bearings for me! :4_17_5: :4_17_5:
Just gotta do rest tonight.
Can't wait cos it means my newey will be rideable. :smitten:
BrianP:
:daumenhoch:
post a pic or three, yeah?
bp.
jimwise68:
Gonna build it all up tonight.
May take step by step pix of the crank build. :daumenhoch:
greentoad:
Hi all
While we are talking Profile Cranks, I need to remove the arms and spindle etc from the Profile Champ Pro that I recently got.
What's the best way to get them off from a bike that has been left out side for 20 years? :-[
The bolts and pedals have come undone very easily, but I now need to strip the rest and need help or a picture of what they are like, and the procedure for this. (They are in very good condition overall and may be okay with just a polish, so I really don't want to damage anything)
Any Help?
Cheers
J.
Rombloke:
--- Quote from: greentoad on July 06, 2006, 09:58 PM ---Hi all
While we are talking Profile Cranks, I need to remove the arms and spindle etc from the Profile Champ Pro that I recently got.
What's the best way to get them off from a bike that has been left out side for 20 years? :-[
The bolts and pedals have come undone very easily, but I now need to strip the rest and need help or a picture of what they are like, and the procedure for this. (They are in very good condition overall and may be okay with just a polish, so I really don't want to damage anything)
Any Help?
Cheers
J.
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by using the removal/fitting tool that jim is asking about....
Dave
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