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Beware of PMC crank rip off's like TheHawkf20 
#151 2018-11-15 2:09pm
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Re: Beware of PMC crank rip off's like TheHawkf20
squirrelsmith wrote:
bullseyejunkie wrote:
squirrelsmith wrote:
i don't believe this. unless the bottom brackets are different. shorter arm would be strongerA good healthy weight for a 6 foot male is 140 to 180lb.
Don’t think they were designed for heavy riders. If your racing you should have a healthy lifestyle if you want to be competitive anyways.but how is a shorter crank not as strong? there is more to it than simply the length of the arm because that just isn't possible
Does strength not increase with a shorter length? I'm not an engineer or anything...oh wait...
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#152 2018-11-15 3:08pm
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Re: Beware of PMC crank rip off's like TheHawkf20
Maybe there was an anorexia outbreak at the time when they wrote the manual.
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#153 2018-11-15 3:27pm
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Re: Beware of PMC crank rip off's like TheHawkf20
I’m sure this has something to do with it.
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#154 2018-11-15 6:14pm
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Was this issue ever resolved?
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#155 2018-11-15 7:20pm
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Re: Beware of PMC crank rip off's like TheHawkf20
I do believe it was determined the O.P. was a P.O.S.
Just because I'm to big to ride it doesn't mean I'm not going to build it or buy it.
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#156 2018-11-15 7:30pm
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Re: Beware of PMC crank rip off's like TheHawkf20
Hoopman wrote:
I do believe it was determined the O.P. was a P.O.S.
Lol I do believe there are different spindle lengths for PMC bmx and mtb. Good knowledge to keep going. Either way use spacers as needed. Nothing really different than new cranks out the box.
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#157 2018-11-15 10:41pm
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Re: Beware of PMC crank rip off's like TheHawkf20
yup
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