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changing cranks

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  1. Are there any special tools needed to change cranks? I'm getting ready
    to put 127's on my N36.

    Thanks,

    Marty

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  2. look here. If its a stock N36 then it shoudlnt have isis cranks and so
    therefore look under "coterless"

    http://tinyurl.com/2nrvfc

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  3. I assume N36 means Nimbus 36, which uses square tapered cranks if I
    remember rightly. You'll need a square tapered crank puller and a 8mm
    allen key/14mm socket wrench (depending on what sort of bolt you have
    on your cranks).

    Here's a guide http://www.parktool.com/repair/readhowto.asp?id=103

  4. Thanks. Marty

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