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BmxBandito:
Thats the problems the crank can't be removed so the frame is in the way and you can't get any leverage on the pedal

Help!!!!!!!

oberonspacefruit:

--- Quote from: BmxBandito on May 28, 2008, 11:37 AM ---Thats the problems the crank can't be removed so the frame is in the way and you can't get any leverage on the pedal

Help!!!!!!!

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you can if you strap the crank arm to the frame.

I tell you, youve gotta be prepared to do a bit of groundwork with pedals, or they will never come off.

JT71:
as the first reply, are you turning it the right way.

if it's the none drive side as you look at it from the side it undoes in the direction you'd expect it to do up., ie, the pedalling action would tighten it. this is why you don't need your pedals to be done up mega tight.

Voodoocars:
I had very similar problem a while back.Dont want to rain on your parade but I tried release agent,diesel,brute force with cheap spanners,brute force with quality spanners and lots of heat with quality spanners. >:(  Nothing would make the pedal budge so I sold the chuffin' lot on ripoffbay.Its not a Ruption frame by any chance is it? :-[

BmxBandito:

--- Quote from: Voodoocars on May 28, 2008, 08:12 PM ---I had very similar problem a while back.Dont want to rain on your parade but I tried release agent,diesel,brute force with cheap spanners,brute force with quality spanners and lots of heat with quality spanners. >:(  Nothing would make the pedal budge so I sold the chuffin' lot on ripoffbay.Its not a Ruption frame by any chance is it? :-[

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Nah it was a burner mk 1 mate, and the problem is now resolved


 :angel: :angel: :angel: :angel: :angel: praise jesus

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