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Old February 16th 05, 06:33 PM
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Default Cheap/good quality cranks.

Can ayone give me advice on some new cranks?

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Old February 16th 05, 08:50 PM
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Go Race Face or Truvativ. But we must know
XC,DH,Freeride,or Urban.

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Old February 16th 05, 09:29 PM
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Go Race Face or Truvativ. But we must know
XC,DH,Freeride,or Urban.

I would suppose a mixture, I pretty much do the lot.


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Old February 17th 05, 12:56 PM
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Go Race Face or Truvativ. But we must know
XC,DH,Freeride,or Urban.

I would suppose a mixture, I pretty much do the lot.


Ones I'm using are cheap, and have done me alright - FSA PowerPro, square
taper. Even the set I managed to mash the taper on, when the bolts came
loose mid-ride, no tool to fix (I'd forgotten to tighten them more than hand
tight a couple days before), had to keep on riding ,on them, have
successfully been resurrected with beer can shims, and have seen quite a lot
of use since.



Shaun aRe


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Old February 17th 05, 06:36 PM
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"Shaun aRe" wrote in message
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"NeuS" wrote in message
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wrote in message
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Go Race Face or Truvativ. But we must know
XC,DH,Freeride,or Urban.

I would suppose a mixture, I pretty much do the lot.


Ones I'm using are cheap, and have done me alright - FSA PowerPro, square
taper. Even the set I managed to mash the taper on, when the bolts came
loose mid-ride, no tool to fix (I'd forgotten to tighten them more than
hand
tight a couple days before), had to keep on riding ,on them, have
successfully been resurrected with beer can shims, and have seen quite a
lot
of use since.



Shaun aRe


Carrying on about trailside repairs, out of all the 10,000+ miles I did I
only got one puncture on a *long* journey, (and I was only 2 miles away from
home.)


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Old February 17th 05, 07:35 PM
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NeuS wrote:
"Shaun aRe" wrote in message
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"NeuS" wrote in message
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Go Race Face or Truvativ. But we must know
XC,DH,Freeride,or Urban.


I would suppose a mixture, I pretty much do the lot.


Ones I'm using are cheap, and have done me alright - FSA PowerPro, square
taper. Even the set I managed to mash the taper on, when the bolts came
loose mid-ride, no tool to fix (I'd forgotten to tighten them more than
hand
tight a couple days before), had to keep on riding ,on them, have
successfully been resurrected with beer can shims, and have seen quite a
lot
of use since.



Shaun aRe



Carrying on about trailside repairs, out of all the 10,000+ miles I did I
only got one puncture on a *long* journey, (and I was only 2 miles away from
home.)



Ah, then you're due for a good one soon.

Matt
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Old February 17th 05, 09:12 PM
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"MattB" wrote in message
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NeuS wrote:
"Shaun aRe" wrote in message
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"NeuS" wrote in message
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Go Race Face or Truvativ. But we must know
XC,DH,Freeride,or Urban.


I would suppose a mixture, I pretty much do the lot.

Ones I'm using are cheap, and have done me alright - FSA PowerPro, square
taper. Even the set I managed to mash the taper on, when the bolts came
loose mid-ride, no tool to fix (I'd forgotten to tighten them more than
hand
tight a couple days before), had to keep on riding ,on them, have
successfully been resurrected with beer can shims, and have seen quite a
lot
of use since.



Shaun aRe



Carrying on about trailside repairs, out of all the 10,000+ miles I did I
only got one puncture on a *long* journey, (and I was only 2 miles away
from home.)


Ah, then you're due for a good one soon.

Matt


Had one a couple of weeks ago, on the way back from the shops. *sigh*


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Old February 18th 05, 09:18 AM
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"NeuS" wrote in message
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"Shaun aRe" wrote in message
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"NeuS" wrote in message
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wrote in message
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Go Race Face or Truvativ. But we must know
XC,DH,Freeride,or Urban.

I would suppose a mixture, I pretty much do the lot.


Ones I'm using are cheap, and have done me alright - FSA PowerPro,

square
taper. Even the set I managed to mash the taper on, when the bolts came
loose mid-ride, no tool to fix (I'd forgotten to tighten them more than
hand
tight a couple days before), had to keep on riding ,on them, have
successfully been resurrected with beer can shims, and have seen quite a
lot
of use since.



Shaun aRe


Carrying on about trailside repairs, out of all the 10,000+ miles I did I
only got one puncture on a *long* journey, (and I was only 2 miles away

from
home.)




What's a 'p u n c t u r e'?





Shaun aRe - on 2 x Nokian Gazzaloddi 2.6's ',;~}~


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Old February 18th 05, 08:16 PM
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"Shaun aRe" wrote in message
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"NeuS" wrote in message
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"Shaun aRe" wrote in message
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"NeuS" wrote in message
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wrote in message
...
Go Race Face or Truvativ. But we must know
XC,DH,Freeride,or Urban.

I would suppose a mixture, I pretty much do the lot.

Ones I'm using are cheap, and have done me alright - FSA PowerPro,

square
taper. Even the set I managed to mash the taper on, when the bolts came
loose mid-ride, no tool to fix (I'd forgotten to tighten them more than
hand
tight a couple days before), had to keep on riding ,on them, have
successfully been resurrected with beer can shims, and have seen quite
a
lot
of use since.



Shaun aRe


Carrying on about trailside repairs, out of all the 10,000+ miles I did I
only got one puncture on a *long* journey, (and I was only 2 miles away

from
home.)




What's a 'p u n c t u r e'?

That's all the fun, getting a puncture doing 50mph.




Shaun aRe - on 2 x Nokian Gazzaloddi 2.6's ',;~}~




 




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