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Major Koxx one crank issue.

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  1. I have had my Koxx one cranks for a little over a month and I have been
    riding em pretty hard. I havn't held back but I don't weigh alot and I
    still have some fear so no drops over 4 and a half feet.

    I now have a huge problem with them. They are aluminum with inserts for
    the pedals. These inserts are now very loose and I am afraid that they
    will come out.

    Does anyone know of a way to fix this or whether this is covered by
    Koxx, basically any way of rectifying the situation, maybe there is an
    easy fix for it.

    Thanks for the help.

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  2. Hey Nathan I work at an aluminum sheet metal shop... if you don't mind
    the paint comming off I could have one of the guys weld it or at least
    put a few tacks on it to keep it from being loose...

    edit: wait I just realized that the inserts are probably NOT aluminum
    but steel inserts into the aluminum crank which in that case steel and
    aluminum can't be welded together... maybe some JB weld would work.

    If you can get it through a warranty that would be yr best bet.

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  3. Unfortunatly I don't believe there is a warranty that I know of.

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  4. call who you bought it from and udc, see what they recomend.
    also call koxx to tell them of the flay and see if they will do
    anything.
    If not i recomond jd weld aswell.

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  5. i would say check the warrenty and hope that they will replace them for
    you

    side note: check your post count it says "661" i thought that was kinda
    neat.

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  6. I have these cranks, And i know how that insert is attatched, And i dont
    see how it can be loose, it would just simply fall out, are you sure
    the pedals arn't just loose?

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  7. Yes it is the insert, my pedals are actualy often loose but you can tell
    very easily by looking at the back of the crank that it is not the
    pedal.

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  8. I had an issue with some Truvative cranks that used the same method at
    the shop at work at this summer, basically you should be able to
    tighten the pedal all the way back in and it should tighten the insert.
    Truvative warrantied the cranks and they fixed the problem by hitting
    the steel insert with a punch so it couldn't turn in the aluminum. I
    would say look into a warranty, since thats definitly a manufacturing
    defect.

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  9. theanswerisnt42 said:

    I would say look into a warranty, since thats definitly a manufacturing
    defect.

    Sounds like a design flaw; has anyone else had this problem?

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  10. Hi,

    did you use the washers ?

    Roland

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  11. I wasn't sent any washers. Should I have been? If so I will give
    renegade a shout.

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  12. Hi,

    there are two versions of this cranks. You pic shows the one you need
    the washer. If you have the other version you don`t need the washer
    .... in that the insert looks different to the one on your pic ....

    Cheers

    Roland

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  13. I gave a renegade a shout and tom over there said to send yoggi an email
    sometime next week as he handles all warranty issues. I guess this
    means that I do indeed have a warrantee. I will let you know on the
    results.

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  14. I had a problem with my crank, and JB weld solved the issue.

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