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Alex Rodriguez
Guest
I just did some maintenance on my bike. Last fall when I stopped riding my racing bike I had noticed
that the cranks I had, Magic Motorcycle Cranks, were make some strange noise. Last time they made
noise it was the bearings letting me know it was time to change them. I assumed that was the noise I
was hearing again. I put in new bearings, but the noise was still there. I took the cranks off and
decided to take the chainrings off for a closer inspection. When I was taking off the screws that
hold the chainrings in place, the thin arms that hold the rings in place just broke off at the ends.
Anyone else experience this type of failure on these cranks? I compared these cranks to another set
of CODA 900 cranks I have, and I notice that the CODA cranks thin arms are not machined as much.
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Alex __O _-\<,_ (_)/ (_)
that the cranks I had, Magic Motorcycle Cranks, were make some strange noise. Last time they made
noise it was the bearings letting me know it was time to change them. I assumed that was the noise I
was hearing again. I put in new bearings, but the noise was still there. I took the cranks off and
decided to take the chainrings off for a closer inspection. When I was taking off the screws that
hold the chainrings in place, the thin arms that hold the rings in place just broke off at the ends.
Anyone else experience this type of failure on these cranks? I compared these cranks to another set
of CODA 900 cranks I have, and I notice that the CODA cranks thin arms are not machined as much.
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Alex __O _-\<,_ (_)/ (_)