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joe_doss
Need Help pulling cranks
Need to replace the left crank arm on my bike. The crank is a truvativ x-flow by sram. Don't know what kind of crank puller i need to get for this job please let me know what would be the best way. Thanks
alfeng
Need Help pulling cranks
Need to replace the left crank arm on my bike. The crank is a truvativ x-flow by sram. Don't know what kind of crank puller i need to get for this job please let me know what would be the best way. ThanksIs that Giga-X, or ISIS?
Presuming you have a TruVativ BB (even if it is an ISIS), you should be able to just back the non-driveside cup out of the frame to push the crank arm off the spindle after you remove/loosen whatever needs to be removed/loosened (e.g., BB bolts!) ...
If that seems to "shade tree" for you, then simply take the bike to your LBS.
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