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SUGINO CT CRANK FITTING HELP
Swivel:
--- Quote from: Gashead on November 07, 2009, 03:39 PM ---Matt - it never does with these cranks fella !
I have got around three bikes including the GT that I "race" on ! It's just the way they are matey :daumenhoch:
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So those gaps between the non-drive arm and bottom bracket is normal? Also the gap from inside the non-drive arm and the top of the axle, is that normal Nick? ???
Gashead:
I have a gap yes between the non drive and the bb !
However NOT inside the arm and axle !
You may want to 'encourage' it on with a hammar and a block of wood !
Gashead:
Hard to see in this pic, but deffo a cap !
Swivel:
--- Quote from: Gashead on November 07, 2009, 03:46 PM ---I have a gap yes between the non drive and the bb !
However NOT inside the arm and axle !
You may want to 'encourage' it on with a hammar and a block of wood !
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Ah ha! right, that's what I thought, hammer might be too much but a block of wood yes. I think it may need a good wack to get it in a bit more. As you can see, there a few mm gap between the top of the axle and the inside of the arm. May take it out to the garage as little'un is kipping and give it a belt. Shame I can't find my rubber mallet anywhere :-\ thanks again, Matt :daumenhoch:
Gashead:
The old GT cranks were the same - people used to fill the gap with extra washers !
These cranks have always looked a tad weird due to the gap - mine has always been fine Matt ! But yes I have needed to give it some welly to get it on :daumenhoch:
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