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Middleburn Lose


coolbeen

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Hi

I was out riding today with some people and my non-drive side of my middleburn kept coming undone. I have had it for about a year and a half and had no problems with it before. So what can i do to stop it coming undone. If i can and any ideas why it may of done this.

Thanks :-:)

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i could bring some loctte on our next ride..thats on your echo isnt it?

if you have riden it loose and its square taper ur crank it fooked ... you have started to round it and no matter how tite you make the bolt it will allways come undone.... non driveside crank arms are cheap so buy a new one and a self extracting crank bolt :D

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if you have riden it loose and its square taper ur crank it fooked ... you have started to round it and no matter how tite you make the bolt it will allways come undone.... non driveside crank arms are cheap so buy a new one and a self extracting crank bolt :D

Hi you can't get middleburn crank arms on there own can you i have looked and can't find then. Can i get a new set on warranty if they have come lose.

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Hi you can't get middleburn crank arms on there own can you i have looked and can't find then. Can i get a new set on warranty if they have come lose.

do they have a warranty?..you would prob have to take off the crank arm and see if it has affe3cted the square taper, because they might think you have abused it and are trying to pull a fast one.

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