Chainset Removal. It's stuck :-(
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AdrianStreet1973
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I used an angle grinder to remove my non-drive side crank arm a few weeks ago. It works, but a word of warning, the heat does travel quite quickly along the crank arm. Obviously you'll be wearing gloves like I was (cough :roll: !), just be careful.
Barneyballbags
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Took the hacksaw to the drive side last night. cut the spider off so now I'm just left with the crank arm and a few stumps!
Will set about attacking the crank arm later on, now that I've got room to use the hacksaw on it! I would have done it all last night, but I work on the bike in the kitchen when the weather is crap, before my girlfriend comes home from the office. If she saw the mess I made, my life would not be worth living!
Will set about attacking the crank arm later on, now that I've got room to use the hacksaw on it! I would have done it all last night, but I work on the bike in the kitchen when the weather is crap, before my girlfriend comes home from the office. If she saw the mess I made, my life would not be worth living!
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