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No need for a bearing puller. Put the bolt back in with about 4-5mm left before it starts to tighten and take the bike for a ride. The crank will loosen and the bolt will prevent it from falling off.
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No need for a bearing puller. Put the bolt back in with about 4-5mm left before it starts to tighten and take the bike for a ride. The crank will self-destruct.
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Do. Not. Fucking. Do. That!
@JWestland don't do it! don't!
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On that note, what car bearing puller should I get to remove a crank?
Threads are stripped and LBS can't tap to 23mm size.
It's a Sugino Gran Mighty in champagne so I don't want to bin it.
If somebody has a Drive Side lonely crank...that would work too ;)