Kh/onza crankset question.

Do you mean the spindle is bent? It might be that the cranks aren't on
right, there are 36 splines on it so they might not be put on straight.

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If you post a picture we could tell more easily what the problem is.

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mawesome said:

Do you mean the spindle is bent? It might be that the cranks aren't on
right, there are 36 splines on it so they might not be put on straight.

I checked that right away, and thats not it. I looked a bit closer and
im pretty sure its the crank.

Ok it's the crank, I took it off and put it against a flat surface.
There's a slight concave on one side and a slight convex on the other.

Oh and another thing, there's alot of spacers and stuff on the hub, are
all of the nessesary or can the be removed.

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its bent? are you sure?

can you tell when you ride it?

edit: which crank is it?

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If you can't get over the hate in one puny internet thread on a
unicycling site, then you will never hack it out in the "real world"
where crack smoking bumbs throw rocks at you while you're practicing
your 360 unispin.

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The KH 2005 cranks are quite easy to bend, there's 2 versions of them:
1.6mm walls and 1.8mm cranks. I've bent my first set in 2 weeks, and
the second set in 2 days, I'm not waiting for the thicker cranks, but
they're not in stock at Europe so Roland has to get them shipped from
Taiwan along with some other products.

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Dustbin, are you sure you roke the 1.8mm? Are you sure you didnt get the
1.6mm again? Or did you do someting silly with bad technique...

Mike

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They were both 1.6mm, I didn't say the second was 1.8 did I? :| Blame my
dutchness...

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