Did they forget to put spacers on.

iTrials;1105991 wrote:
I'm certain it doesn't matter which way the cranks are on. You don't
have to be able to read -Nimbus- when you look down.


As long as the right crank and pedal are on your right side as you
ride, it's fine. If it's not, take the wheel off and spin it 180 deg.
in the frame, so it's going the other way...or just turn the seat around
and ride it backwards w/ a straight seat.


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hungry4uni;1106463 wrote:
its a nimbus isis hub



What I said about not being able to see the splines still applies.
There should be spacers between the hub flange and bearing and between
the bearing and crank.


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