crank snap

SPLINED!

Tommy

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A splined crank and hub set will last a whole lot longer and can take
some massive abuse.

Jason

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yeah, i was using the stock cranks and hubs off the kh 20 inch, my
friend bent his to [censored], now he got splined, but i hate those little nov
things that hit ur ankle!!!!!!!

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The newer KH cranks dont have nearly as much of a nub to hit your
ankles, and Onza cranks are pretty nice on the ankles (yet cheaper than
profiles). Im sure either would probably hold up fine.

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The newer KH cranks have less of a nub. They're more ankle ankle
friendly than the older first generation KH cranks, but there is still a
bit of a nub there.

One option is to get the HK hub without the KH cranks. Then get the
'Haro Sub-C 140 mm cranks'
(http://www.harobikes.com/2004/parts/cranks.html). They have the same
spline pattern as the KH cranks so they'll fit on the KH hub. The Haro
cranks have a bit of "Q" so they angle outwards which helps to keep your
ankle away from the crank bolt. They're much more ankle friendly than
the KH cranks.

The Haro cranks are in the $100 to $120 range, but that includes the
bottom bracket, spindle and bearings. You don't need the bottom bracket
and spindle and bearings so if you're lucky the bike shop may be able to
buy those bits back from you for a little bit.

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thanks for the advice, u guys have helped out a lot, i like the haro
idea a lot, could i just go to my local bike shop and order them than?
or how would i aquire such items

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c.critch said:

*thanks for the advice, u guys have helped out a lot, i like the haro
idea a lot, could i just go to my local bike shop and order them than?
or how would i aquire such items *

Go to the 'find a dealer section'
(http://www.harobikes.com/2004/dealers.html) of the Haro web page and
you can find a bike shop near you that carries Haro. I don't know of
any online shops that have the Haro Sub-C cranks. I'm sure there are
some online shops that carry Haro, but you'll have to look around to
find them.

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c.critch said:

*thanks for the advice, u guys have helped out a lot, i like the haro
idea a lot, could i just go to my local bike shop and order them than?
or how would i aquire such items *

Go to the 'find a dealer section'
(http://www.harobikes.com/2004/dealers.html) of the Haro web page and
you can find a bike shop near you that carries Haro. I don't know of
any online shops that have the Haro Sub-C cranks. I'm sure there are
some online shops that carry Haro, but you'll have to look around to
find them.

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