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  1. my friend screwed up his KH cranks...the piece the pedal goes in is
    loose or sumthn..we tried to take a pedal off and the thing started to
    spin..the part witht the red arrows is what im talking about...is there
    a warranty on the KH cranks too?

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  2. I -think- that part threads in. If so, try to tighten the pedal a lot
    first to tighten up the insert then try to take the pedal out.

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  3. do these cranks have a warranty because if they do i dont want to screw
    it up..
    me and brent were gonna change his pedals and next thing we know the
    thing starts spinning...

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  4. I don't know if they have a warranty per se but I'm sure they'll replace
    them if they've failed due to a defect in them, like they did for the
    rims.

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  5. Yeah, Id get ahold of where you bought them and see if you can get new
    cranks.

    Otherwise put some epoxy on there to keep them tightend. JB weld is
    good. If you can take out the thread insert completely, smuther it in
    JB weld and re insert it in to the crank. Otherwise smear it around the
    crank/thread part as much as you can on both sides. It should hold up
    pretty good. But as I said above....try to get them replaced first.

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  6. Spencer Hochberg said:

    I -think- that part threads in. If so, try to tighten the pedal a lot
    first to tighten up the insert then try to take the pedal out.

    I don't have a pair of kh cranks nor have ever seen some in person, But
    if you are right then I bet those two holes/indents on either side of
    the insert are meant for a tool for tightening. go to a bike shop and i
    bet they will have the tool.

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  7. my dad emailed kris holm and he said that the insert should tighten as
    you tighten the pedal and it could come a little loose as you loosen
    the pedal. he also said that as tight you get the pedal is as tight as
    you get the insert.

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  8. It's no big deal.
    I have the same "problem", the cranks will still be asskicking strong.

    Peter M

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    habbywall said:

    I bet yoggi would like that. It looks comfortable for nude riding.

    kris.lee said:

    as far as i know, you dont like the koxx unis, you love KH:p

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    OWNED!!!!

    iridemymuni said:

    just like that time you got owned by that tennis net?


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  9. If its what I think, then its probably the same problem that the
    Koxx-one cranks have. Once the crank is loose, the cromo of the insert
    will slowly pound away at the aluminum and it will make the hole
    larger. It sounds like the KH cranks may have a way to somewhat fix it
    before it gets bad.

    Maybe its different somehow though, either way it is something you
    should take care of quickly.

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