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  1. Somehow I managed to mildly twist one of the cranks on my 24". My left
    crank is twisted about.. 8 degrees if I had to eyeball it.. as if i'd
    somehow stomped on it inhumanly hard when it was in back. I can't
    recall doing anything of the sort, and I don't do tricks, so, hmm.
    I'm really not sure what I should be asking here, honestly. Just a bit
    frustrating and puzzling.

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  2. what is ur set up?

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  3. The 24 is a stock Axis 24 - I'm not seeing any details on what sort of
    crank, etc. anywhere.

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  4. 152mm steel standard cranks.

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  5. they could twist without doing anything really 'trick' y

    they are just cheap metal, so it's possible even a burst of speed, or a
    bad dismount might be able to twist them out.

    luckily they are very cheap to replace, and them twisting without any
    kind of abuse is not too common, but possible.

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