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Re: My First Coker Ride :)

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  1. I just received my new Nimbus Delux 36" today. I got it assembled,
    shortened the seat post a bit and tried it out on a school parking lot
    with no obstacles. I am unable to freemount without standing on a
    curb. It came with the 125mm cranks installed, but I bought the 150mm
    cramks also. The trouble is, I don't have the crank removal tool to
    change to the longer cranks. I was able to ride several times. It is so
    smooth compared to my Torker 26". I think that shortening the seatpost
    a bit more and using the 150 cranks, I will be able to mount easier. I
    will need to lower the seat for the longer cranks anyway.
    Is there a safe and easy way to remove the cranks without the special
    tool? I ordered the tool, but it will probably take 10 days to get here
    (Alaska)
    I can't wait that long to get riding comfortably!!!

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  2. It won't take that long to just keep trying with 125's until you get
    good with them.

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  3. You can buy one cheap at an auto parts store.

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  4. mags said:

    I just received my new Nimbus Delux 36" today. I got it assembled,
    shortened the seat post a bit and tried it out on a school parking lot
    with no obstacles. I am unable to freemount without standing on a
    curb. It came with the 125mm cranks installed, but I bought the 150mm
    cramks also. The trouble is, I don't have the crank removal tool to
    change to the longer cranks. I was able to ride several times. It is so
    smooth compared to my Torker 26". I think that shortening the seatpost
    a bit more and using the 150 cranks, I will be able to mount easier. I
    will need to lower the seat for the longer cranks anyway.
    Is there a safe and easy way to remove the cranks without the special
    tool? I ordered the tool, but it will probably take 10 days to get here
    (Alaska)
    I can't wait that long to get riding comfortably!!!

    I put on 170mm cranks and can easily freemount now. What a difference
    that made. I'll get used to the longer cranks, then switch to 152mm,
    then the 127mm.

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  5. Congratulations!

    ...This thread must've been back like 30 pages haha.

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