My crankset broke. The part on the left side that threads into the frame has been stripped. What parts do I need to fix this?
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Hi Ryan, That would be the bottom bracket (BB). Please contact our warranty team via warranty@vilanobikes.com or the form on our website vilanobikes.com. They would be happy to assist you.
2001471
Yes, this will work. However that crankset already comes with a bottom bracket.
171221
Look on the back side of your factory crank arms. They should have the length in mm (170, 175 etc). Also just make sure your new crank set will fit the splines of you bottom bracket.
173426
The bike shop will be your best bet. It sounds as though you need the rim bent back to "true round" and if they can't they should be able to order you a new one.
529295
I was able to use this accessory on my Grizzly, however, I had to reuse the square nut that came with the saw itself. After a time, and without a lot of heavy use, the threads on the screw stripped rendering the crank useless. I have since replaced it with a super heavy duty crank sold by Highland Woodworking.
416346
try a long bolt with washer . if the broken parts is the plastic good luck !!
139087
Both........can easily be changed to either side,just remove the tension screw on opposite side of crank handle.
62011
if you have the old style or AMERICAN style, that is NOT threaded inside the frame, punch out the races and use the TRUVATIV BB conversion! YOU WILL BE VERY HAPPY YOU DID! There are a TON of videos on how to do this, check out bikeman (I think that is his youtube handle) and you wont be let down! JUST MAKE SURE YOU INSTALL THE DRIVE SIDE PROPERLY AND LINE UP THE CONVERSION BEFORE YOU SEAT IT INTO THE FRAME! The screws to the conversion will pull it TIGHT but make sure it is in far enough to not strip the screws or adapter! THIS BB is one of the best values in the industry! I dont recommend any UNDER this model, even though they are VERY RELIABLE. THIS is a small price to pay and while you are there, I recommend an upgrade to your crank set to bring you an upgrade that will breath life into that nice HARDROCK! IF YOUR FRAME IS ALREADY THREADED, no worries, this should work!
2103043
go to http://www.cyclepartsnation.com ck your bike -see schematics---this may help u see if u could adapt & make it work--------P T L
1109697
Look if the manual of your bike or the crank arm specifies the size, or if the size might be stamped on the existing pedal.If DIY no documentation available: Measure the hole diameter on the crank arm (at the inner side, opposite to the pedal) or take one of the original pedals off your bike and measure the threaded part, you'll need a caliper for that. (That's how I did :-)Hint: Clerks at (small) hardware stores and of course bike shops or fellow experienced bikers also could help with that.
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No where are you going to be able to find that part for less than the $2.33 cost of a replacement. Does your bike have a rear reflector? Remove the reflector and re-use its mount for the light. That is, assuming the part that broke is the one that wraps around the seatpost, not the part that holds the light. You might be able to scrap some reflector mounts of a trashed bike. They may or may not fit. Or try this light: it is only $1.50 including shipping and is basically the same. Plus you can wear it on a belt if you go walking at night. Or clip on dog's collar.
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I removed the entire clamp assembly on the bottom of the Schwinn replacement seat (set aside and didn't use) and was left with only the two parallel bars on the seat bottom. My original seat had the same two parallel bars so removed the original assembly and reattached on the new seat. Hope this helped
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Contact them and they will send you a new cord. The 175lb pull is too strong for that crank. I had the beef mine up when it was ripped off its base after the first yime I cranked it. Check my previous post with pictures.
1752346
My kids have outgrown the bike and I no longer have it. I'm sorry, I wish I could tell you. Maybe contact the manufacturer/seller?
42173
Measure your bottom bracket to be sure, but this is the most common size I've run into while replacing bottom brackets on bikes I fix. Provided your crank is a square taper and not an octalink or something like that.
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Before replacing it, I took my bike completely apart. Most likely cause: you need to add grease (not provided) to the right swing arm axle. You may also have over or under tightened the connections on that side.
24795
Go to J P Cycles web sight they should be able to answer your question. Then go back to amazon with part # because they should be cheaper