I have question, shocking right?! Anyway I am trying to replace the bottom bracket on my trek and I can not get the cranks off. Any ideas? I have taken off the screws and they will not come off. I have tried a hammer but nothing. Is there a tool or a trick to it?
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I have question, shocking right?! Anyway I am trying to replace the bottom bracket on my trek and I can not get the cranks off. Any ideas? I have taken off the screws and they will not come off. I have tried a hammer but nothing. Is there a tool or a trick to it?
Well, thanks for the prompt help. You would think the bike shop would ahve said oh yeah you need this tool as well. I only spent $160 on parts and tools for the bike. Oh well live and learn.
Well have a great week and enjoy the crazy posts on the group. I have not been on this group in over two years and the psycho Mike is still around, AMAZING! Why don't people just ignore him?
Well,thanks!!!
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I have question, shocking right?! Anyway I am trying to replace the bottom bracket on my trek and I can not get the cranks off. Any ideas? I have
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off the screws and they will not come off. I have tried a hammer but nothing. Is there a tool or a trick to it?
It might be longer than that. But when I was on several years ago he was well entrenched in this group spouting his spout!
BTW, the bike shop loaned me the crank puller and I was up and running in about 5 minutes. It took me longer to drive to the bike shop than it did to do the repair.
Bike is now ready to kill a squirrel or two. Just kidding!
"Stephen Baker" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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Jim Lyons says:
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the psycho Mike is still around, AMAZING! Why don't people just ignore him?
That is the question we have been seeking an answer to for..... well, at