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Does Crankbrothers or anyone (other than Ward Industries as they are out) make spindles that have the pedal wrench flats? Ti is preferrable but I will take anything right now.

Ward's says he is out and won't make another batch unless I want 10 sets.
 
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jbsteven said:
old school Topline cranks do not have a hole that goes all the way through for a hex wrench. I'm sure you thought of that right? :skep:
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Yea sure, I didn't think of a very obscure crankset that isn't even in production anymore and that you failed to mention in your original post...my bad:rolleyes:
 
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mtnbiker72 said:
Yea sure, I didn't think of a very obscure crankset that isn't even in production anymore and that you failed to mention in your original post...my bad:rolleyes:
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I asked about a certain item and you decided I didn't know what I was talking about, that's the problem here. :rolleyes:
 
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The replacement Ti axles the ebay dude sells come in a version with spanner flats, there is a thread on here about them somewhere.

I have the normal Allen(Hex) Key type ad they fit a treat and they will save you some weight
 
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roybatty666 said:
The replacement Ti axles the ebay dude sells come in a version with spanner flats, there is a thread on here about them somewhere.

I have the normal Allen(Hex) Key type ad they fit a treat and they will save you some weight
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Reread my first post. Ward is the "ebay dude"
 
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