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Scratched/Scuffed Crank Arm

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  1. I feel a little hesitant on posting this ('cos it'll show how anal I am about my bike) but here goes :o

    After my ride yesterday I failed to pay attention when moving my bike over a kerb and have managed to (slightly) scratch/scuff the end of the LH crank arm (Dura Ace).

    Any suggestions on how to 'fix' this (short of buying a new crank arm - that fussy I'm not 😉 ) or should I just live with it (as my wife so kindly suggested) 😕

  2. MY02_STi said:

    I feel a little hesitant on posting this ('cos it'll show how anal I am about my bike) but here goes :o

    After my ride yesterday I failed to pay attention when moving my bike over a kerb and have managed to (slightly) scratch/scuff the end of the LH crank arm (Dura Ace).

    Any suggestions on how to 'fix' this (short of buying a new crank arm - that fussy I'm not 😉 ) or should I just live with it (as my wife so kindly suggested) 😕


    Hi

    I'm using the dura-ace chain saw as well, its a type of finish which is hard to polish out without doing some damage to the finish. I would just leave it as it going to get scratched again.

  3. MY02_STi said:

    I feel a little hesitant on posting this ('cos it'll show how anal I am about my bike) but here goes :o

    After my ride yesterday I failed to pay attention when moving my bike over a kerb and have managed to (slightly) scratch/scuff the end of the LH crank arm (Dura Ace).

    Any suggestions on how to 'fix' this (short of buying a new crank arm - that fussy I'm not 😉 ) or should I just live with it (as my wife so kindly suggested) 😕

    Any bike that is ridden will pick up some scratches--live with them, love them.

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