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The part of your bike that contains the axis the cranks arms spin 'round. (The crank arms are where the pedals attach.)
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Anyone seen a hollow crank spindle cut through by an internally-routed derailleur cable?
I just want to share a recent observation, but I have to pose it as a question.
A person showed me an FSA Gossamer 30mm hollow crank spindle broken into 2 parts. The break looked almost as good as a m …
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