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Replacing crank/spider on belt drive bie (stripped pedal hole)

I second Nathan's answer. Take the crank or the whole bike to a Local Bike Shop (LBS) for a proper repair. I've done helicoils on bikes before but never on a pedal crank. The thread is 9/16" ...
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Replacing crank/spider on belt drive bie (stripped pedal hole)

The best and simplest plan here is get the damaged pedal thread repaired with a helicoil, so you're not replacing anything. If you were replacing things, you're replacing at least the right crank and ...
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Replacing crank/spider on belt drive bie (stripped pedal hole)

I reckon your 75.5 is actually a little bigger. That, with 5 arms, could give you a PCD (pitch circle diameter, or BCD/bolt circle diameter - calculator) of 130mm, which is a common size. A search on ...
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What kinds of rear wheel hubs are compatible with my MTB?

The Scott Scale 980 comes stock with a rear hub that is a 5mm QR (Quick Release skewer) with an over-lock-nut (OLD) of 142mm. This is a NON-boost hub (boost is 148mm OLD). The freehub body is a ...
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What kinds of rear wheel hubs are compatible with my MTB?

There are 3 standards of hub interfaces in modern MTBs. Which one you need is determined by the cassette you want to use: Shimano HG: (sometimes called Shimano Standard or 11-speed hub) fits Shimano/...
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