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Stripped Crankarm

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  1. Original post
    TheCycologist
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    I'm hoping you guys can bring me some good news, but it doesn't look good. I've got a Trek 1200 and (finally) put on the clipless pedals today. Apparently I threaded the left side when I was putting it on (don't ask me how), obviously the non-chainring side and it is COMPLETELY stripped. So, do I need to buy an entirely new crankset or can I simply get a left side replacement? I'm taking it to the shop tomorrow morning and from the looks of things it's going to cost an arm and a leg.

    Anybody offer an good news? 🙄

    ~BG

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  2. gclark8
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    The non chain side pedal is a Left Hand Thread!!

    What brand is the crankset??

    Most brands sell the arms on their own.

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  3. TheCycologist
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    It's a Bontrager Select crankset. Is it pretty likely that a mostly Trek bike shop would carry those?

    Thanks for the help.

    BG

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  4. John M
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    TheCycologist said:

    It's a Bontrager Select crankset. Is it pretty likely that a mostly Trek bike shop would carry those?

    Thanks for the help.

    BG

    That should be available from the dealer as a special order item. Unless it is very large volume shop, it would not likely be stocked. Good luck.

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