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Bob the Builder
Aug 24, 2004
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Or even just a steady drill press capable of drilling and tapping two holes for me :brows:, I might have a little project. Looking to have a set of 175 Race Face Atlas cranks drilled-down to 160, or even 155.
Anyone game for this?
 

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Bob the Builder
Aug 24, 2004
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okay, kids



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Seems to be the only reasonable solution available right now. If they fail, BFD, they cost $125.
If any of you brilliant, ever-knowing wags have a better solution, lots of people want to hear it.
 

Jm_

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I have a better invention…the inside of the handlebar will be the hydraulic fluid reservoir.
I haven’t worked out the details, but there will be lots of fluid!
Scott would probably do that.
 

kidwoo

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Let's just say that the gamble is likely worth more than all of the pedal-strikes.
I got a drill press

send'em over

Since you obviously haven't even bothered to measure the size of a pedal spindle hole and considered what moving 15mm does to place the new hole in reference to that, this should work out great.


I really will drill a hole 15mm offset from the orginal, centered and everything. That much I can promise.
 

Westy

the teste
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I got a drill press

send'em over

Since you obviously haven't even bothered to measure the size of a pedal spindle hole and considered what moving 15mm does to place the new hole in reference to that, this should work out great.


I really will drill a hole 15mm offset from the orginal, centered and everything. That much I can promise.
He really needs drill, face, chamfer, tap, sign up for disability insurance. Perhaps face first, will help with accurately drilling the hole, and face first is likely to become a theme.
 

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Bob the Builder
Aug 24, 2004
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Has to be Race Face Cinch interface.
No substitutes.
Therein lies the rub.

I have a drill press…but obviously to do it properly requires more than that.
 
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HardtailHack

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I have been practacing a bit of MIG aluminum welding, I'd be more than happy to chop a bit out, swap the bottom bits so you have the pedal threads on the wrong side then weld it all back together poorly.

Wonder much a LH tap costs? Never looked in to them.
 

4xBoy

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I have been practacing a bit of MIG aluminum welding, I'd be more than happy to chop a bit out, swap the bottom bits so you have the pedal threads on the wrong side then weld it all back together poorly.

Wonder much a LH tap costs? Never looked in to them.
$42 for the pair of park ones.
 

Sandwich

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Yes?
(there is a very good reason for this, trust me).
Unless you can find a 160 or 155 Cinch compatible Crankset.
(You won’t)
Why do you want cinch? It's one of my least favorite parts of my bike.
 

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Bob the Builder
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I don’t like Cinch either. But the entire motor interface of the Powerplay Dyneme motor is designed around it. There are absolutely no other (realistic) options.
Its just how it is.
Hence the ‘trust me’ verbiage.
 

Sandwich

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I don’t like Cinch either. But the entire motor interface of the Powerplay Dyneme motor is designed around it. There are absolutely no other (realistic) options.
Its just how it is.
Hence the ‘trust me’ verbiage.
Sorry, I missed that the patient was an ebike....hmmmm
 

rideit

Bob the Builder
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I already have Turbine 165’s, not short enough.
Rocky uses a system with the 30mm alloy axle, not the axle-less ebike versions.
Its very, very specific, and why there are no off the shelf solutions yet. If there were, I would know about it, most likely, as would Rocky Mountain.
LOL, you didn’t ‘trust me’! :D
 
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