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Problem with the older torker Dx

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  1. okay so The screw keeps getting loose when I ride on the crank, does
    anyone else have this problem? And if so how do you fix it, suc I keep
    having to tighten it and it gets annoying...any advice would help
    Thanks, TOM

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  2. LOCTITE
    [image: http://www.action-electronics.com/grc/ca-24206.jpg]

    Just ask for some of that stuff at a hardware store or Auto Parts
    store. They'll know what youre talking about. There are generic brands
    too that work the same but go by different names. Anything is fine...
    to my knowledge.

    JUST GET THE FLAVOR THAT CAN BE REMOVED AGAIN. Some are permanent and
    never come off. So be warned.

    So get yourself a bottle or a tube of that stuff. You really dont need
    much.

    Clean off the bolts that hold the cranks on. Remove and dirt/crud.
    Apply a drop or two loctite to each of the bolts. Tighten them up.
    Thats about it. Hopefully those bad boys should stay tight longer.

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