Will this work with the original Sram X01 crankarms, if so, do I need special bolts?
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only if the SRAM X01 has a 104mm 4 Bolt Bolt Circle. From what I can tell is that the SRAM X01 has a 94mm BCD. It does have the wide narrow taller teeth for single chain ring setups.
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I just used the bolt I had. I didn't buy any. Just took old ring off and then put this one on.
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This crankset works with a standard threaded bottom bracket. Check the specifications for your model.
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Unless your bike came with spools attached, I'd say yes... had to get them for hubby's 08 GSXR 1K
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When I ordered mine it came with a replacement skewer to use with the KKR Machineinstead of the stock one.So your bolt would not be used at all.
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No. I believe you need to buy Shimano. Or ones compatible with shimano. These are only SRAM
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this pads is universal only to old caliper model type bikes, now a days there 3 or 4 different ones. like the new racer bikes and mountain bikes, this bikes doesnt have a bolt and nuts on it just a stud type with a self locking mechanism. Look at your bike caliper and you will know right away what type you need. i hope this will help.
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Yes, the M6x1.00 indicates the size bolt it is made for...make sure that your thread pitch is x1.00
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If there are two predrilled holes in the butt stock, behind the adjustable butt if yours is adjustable, then it should work. The bracket that holds the crank is attached with two screws to the butt end. Google and Check out some photos on how it's attached.
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No, you must pair it with a derailleur that has a 1:1 ratio. They worked very well with the matching SRAM derailleur.
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No bolts were included... my starter was direct fit for my application so original bolts worked fine. You may have to get slightly shorter bolts or cut down the ones you have.
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Can't find the specs but it almost certainly will work. Almost all older mtb cranks are the same bolt circle diameter.
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not sure. but if the hardrock special has the "brazed on" bolt holders on the frame, I would guess that it would work out. if there are no brazed on bolt holders, like my bike, then you have to use the extra smaller piece shown in the picture of the rack. that made it more difficult to install (had to buy extra bolts, as not enough were included) but it did work
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Yes. I believe you're only supposed to use one of the spacers that come with the crankset, it takes 3 for a 68mm shell.
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No? Just the crank arms and sprocket set. You have to change your bottom bracket with the right size for your bike. Unless your bottom bracket fit that crank set.Jerry
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Thats what I put them on and it worked but I ended up using the stock bolts on the bar ends because the bars have a welded nut at the end. You also may have to adjust the levers for the bar clamp
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Yes, you will most likely need to more pieces. The handlebar mount: Ram Mount Rail Base with Stainless Steel U-Bolt and 1-Inch Ball for Rails from 0.5 to 1 Inches DiameterAnd the arm which will attach the two together: Ram Mount Composite Double Socket Arm for 1-Inch Ball BasesYou can then use this to change out any other ram mount that you buy. I use mine to change out GPS Mount, Cup Mount, and Gopro Mount.
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Crank arm bolts are a standard size, and any bike shop should carry them. I'm not sure of the thread pitch or bolt size. Another really important thing to know is that the bolts are hardened to allow extreme torque for pulling the crank onto the taper. If you use an inferior bolt you will have troubles keeping the crank on. The Botom Bracket should have come with a spec sheet, if not go online and look up the torque specs. ...hope this helps you.