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    teachndad
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    Thread resurrected -

    Will all this work with the KH cranks?

    I need to remove a bearing on my new KH setup and re-seat it.

    Once the crank is removed and assuming I can get the tweaked bearing
    off, do I use the locktite blue or red on the axle to seat the bearing?
    It's been a few years since I seated a bearing.

    Thanks

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  2. flyer
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    KH cranks are dead simple to take off, the 2005 ones at least. just put
    a hex key into the axle bolt and turn. They self-extract.

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  3. teachndad
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    flyer said:

    KH cranks are dead simple to take off, the 2005 ones at least. just put
    a hex key into the axle bolt and turn. They self-extract.

    Cool.

    I didn't know that.

    Thanks. That should take care of it.

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  4. pdc
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    flyer said:

    KH cranks are dead simple to take off, the 2005 ones at least. just put
    a hex key into the axle bolt and turn. They self-extract.

    Until the self extractors fall out. Make sure to tighten them in
    occasionally.

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  5. entropy
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    pdc said:

    Until the self extractors fall out. Make sure to tighten them in
    occasionally.

    With a 'pin spanner.' (http://tinyurl.com/d42b9)

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