Just got a new bike for my father and the washers that come with the FSA SLK crankset weren't with the crank.
I know some say these are superfluous but I would like to have them as FSA believes that they are necessary. Are they a standard size washer or do I have to get them from an LBS or FSA directly?
Just got a new bike for my father and the washers that come with the FSA SLK crankset weren't with the crank.
I know some say these are superfluous but I would like to have them as FSA believes that they are necessary. Are they a standard size washer or do I have to get them from an LBS or FSA directly?
TIA
D'ohBoy
To clarify my purpose - don't care to discuss their utility or necessity, but rather just wanna know the size.
Just got a new bike for my father and the washers that come with the FSA SLK crankset weren't with the crank.
I know some say these are superfluous but I would like to have them as FSA believes that they are necessary. Are they a standard size washer or do I have to get them from an LBS or FSA directly?
Pedal washers? A commodity -- cheap at any competent LBS. Perhaps even free if you're buying something else. . .
-- Andrew Muzi www.yellowjersey.org Open every day since 1 April, 1971
Just got a new bike for my father and the washers that come with the FSA SLK crankset weren't with the crank.
I know some say these are superfluous but I would like to have them as FSA believes that they are necessary. Are they a standard size washer or do I have to get them from an LBS or FSA directly?
TIA
D'ohBoy
VERY important on these cranks. Probably a normal enough washer but any decent bike shop should have them. If ya can't find them, we have 'em.
On Thu, 26 Jul 2007 07:56:48 -0700, D'ohBoy <[email hidden]>
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To clarify my purpose - don't care to discuss their utility or necessity, but rather just wanna know the size.
TIA
D'ohBoy
Homer (or would you be Bart?):
I can't answer your question (raising the issue of why I am posting :-) but if it's just a simple pedal shaft to crank washer, there's a guy on Ebay who sells "TA" stainless washers, very thin, 9/16 bore, maybe 3mm wide. I was going to source them myself but then I realized it made a lot more sense to send him $3 for a set since they are not a local hardware item. I can dig out his address if you need it... I think.
On Thu, 26 Jul 2007 07:56:48 -0700, D'ohBoy <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:
To clarify my purpose - don't care to discuss their utility or necessity, but rather just wanna know the size.
Quoted message said:
TIA
Quoted message said:
D'ohBoy
Homer (or would you be Bart?):
I can't answer your question (raising the issue of why I am posting :-) but if it's just a simple pedal shaft to crank washer, there's a guy on Ebay who sells "TA" stainless washers, very thin, 9/16 bore, maybe 3mm wide. I was going to source them myself but then I realized it made a lot more sense to send him $3 for a set since they are not a local hardware item. I can dig out his address if you need it... I think.
Will buy a set locally - thanks to all for their input!
D'ohBoy, who is neither Homer nor Bart, but rather an amalgam of the many references therein, some more obscure than others
Just got a new bike for my father and the washers that come with the FSA SLK crankset weren't with the crank.
I know some say these are superfluous but I would like to have them as FSA believes that they are necessary. Are they a standard size washer or do I have to get them from an LBS or FSA directly?
TIA
D'ohBoy
FSA says required for carbon cranksets but not for alloy and will not be included in alloy sets sold in the future.
On Fri, 27 Jul 2007 14:05:57 -0700, Wayne <[email hidden]>
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FSA says required for carbon cranksets but not for alloy and will not be included in alloy sets sold in the future.
that extra .22 cents/crankset must have been doing a number on the bottom line. Good thing pedal/crankarm wear doesn't really exist or their position would seem shortsighted and perhaps even somewhat idiotic.