Robbied196
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Take the nuts off and ride it, they'll soon come loose.
Crank Removal - help meeeeeeee
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Ian Raleigh
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Robbied196":39y6fsmx said:
I'll second that
but don't go too far though as you will be doing some walking 
Thanks for the advice, a quick visit to YouTube and CRC and i think i can manage to do the job - we will see.
Thanks to all for the advice.
On a last point, the bike was stripped before i got to this problem - so riding it to loosen the cranks was not really an option without a seat, chain, handlebars etc. but i will remember next time!
Thanks to all for the advice.
On a last point, the bike was stripped before i got to this problem - so riding it to loosen the cranks was not really an option without a seat, chain, handlebars etc. but i will remember next time!
Ian Raleigh
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TGR":5x5pzgoz said:
You can always try it
Though make sure someone is filming yer' and send it in th You've Been Framed! Then ask for £250 
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Hi there still not sure what cranks they are, just to repeat do not, I repeat do not ride a bike without the crank nuts on to loosen as even minor movement will destroy your taper on your cranks, might not be noticable until you tighten it then an overtightened crank can develop cracks or just keeps coming loose. You can overtighen cranks too remember
