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Re: Help with crank!

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  1. Brian MacKenzie said:

    absolutely. it won't undo on it's own, but it's easy to undo when you
    need it undone

    I used Loctite on the hub bolt, let it set for a day. Yesterday
    afternoon took my Uni for a ride down a great MUni single track with
    some big-ish (well for me anyway) drops. After the ride the crank was
    still seriously tight. Will need to monitor for a little while still to
    feel confident that it worked ok, but for now I'm a lot happier. Thanks
    Brian 🙂

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  2. JohnnyReggae said:

    Thanks Brian 🙂

    My pleasure...what you should do now, is take some white out, or even a
    sharpie marker if it will show up, and make a line the crosses the top
    of the bolt and the crank.

    this way, you can make a quick visual inspection...if that line is
    still intact, your bolt is still tight.

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