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Crank Problem

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  1. About a week ago, I started noticing a slight slip in my cranks. I stand
    in one place, preparing to ride/hop/anything and, my cranks will move a
    bit before my wheel does.

    It's a standard Torker DX 24". I've been basically, riding around town,
    hopping up and down curbs(nothing higher than 6"😉, and doing a little
    grassy hill off-roading. I tried to tighten every single bolt in the
    vicinity and it changed nothing.

    The unicycle has only been ridden for about 2 1/2 months since
    purchased new. I do weigh a bit more than your average rider(230lbs).

    I'm kinda new to the whole unicycling thing so, can anyone tell me why
    this is happening and how I can fix it?

    I searched the archives and didn't find anything that didn't say, "buy
    a new unicycle".

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