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3 of 5 need cleaning up, but work for pedallin Thursday, June 18, 2020
taco eater : tdc from Santa Fe, NM United States  
the holes are a bit messy, ideal sometimes but not really for crank arms. nothing a little filing won't set right!

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5 of 5 Wondeful Friday, September 20, 2019
taco eater : Justin Ritchie from Dayton, OH United States  
These fit perfect on my Hobbit with the mlm intake and vm18. Pedal is just short enough to clear the carb.
Perfecto.

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5 of 5 1980 Fantic Pepi - minarelli v1 Monday, June 3, 2019
taco eater : E from NORTH ANDOVER, MA United States  
Threw these on with no issues at all. 9mm pins went in no problem with the press tool. I approve!

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5 of 5 yup yup Monday, October 2, 2017
taco eater : rodney from san francisco, CA  
fit on my puch maxi and demm smily no prob! i used 8.8mm pins...good to get the cotter pin press too so you can get em in tight!

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4 of 5 these aren't the arms you're looking for... Thursday, June 30, 2016
taco eater : trickMETRIC from somewhere under the rainbow  
...if you don't have the tools to make these work.

The proper sized cotter pins don't fit smoothly, so those holes need reaming.

The arms don't fit on a 16mm pedal-shaft (most common size), so those holes need reaming.

I suspect the threads will be too tight for the pedals. Good thing I have a pedal tap set.

All-in-all good arms. Unfortunately the manufacturer didn't take into consideration the added thickness of the chrome plating.

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5 of 5 perfect for v1.. Thursday, June 16, 2016
taco eater : simon thokaar from ofallon, MO United States  
once you hog out the holes so it slides onto the shaft anyway.

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