How do you remove a Suntour XCT crank?

Remove the chain. Insert one 8-mm wrench into the Suntour crank on the drivetrain side of the cranks. Insert another at 180 degrees on the other side of the cranks. Use opposing force with the two wrenches to loosen the 8-mm hex screws on the cranks.

Are MTB cranks universal?

No, cranks are not generally always interchangeable, but you probably can transplant the crank from the broken bike. First, do both bikes have 6, 7 or 8 sprockets in the rear cluster? If so, they use the same chain width and the spacing between the chainrings will be the same.

Are Shimano MTB cranks interchangeable?

Do All Shimano Cranksets Have Interchangeable Parts Shimano Crankset Parts are not interchangeable, but they are compatible. Shimano makes many types of cranksets geared for different cyclists. All Shimano Chainsets are not the same. Notably, they vary in crank arm length, pedal diameter, etc.

What is the best crank length for MTB?

Trail/Enduro – 170mm crank arm length is the most commonly used size and is recommended to keep a good leverage ratio and have a bit more ground clearance due to having more travel.

What kind of crankset does a 9-speed ATV have?

A 9-speed, triple crankset with melt forged arms that comes in either square taper or Octalink bottom bracket options. Alloy crank arms … read more

What is the weight of the SR SunTour xCT?

FYI – my digital scale weighing of the SR Suntour XCT 28/38/48 crankset is 1049g (2lb 5oz), so it was quite heavy. Good commute + light touring bike?

What size crankset for a trek 930?

That said – if you are close and come over Saturday afternoons, I have a Shimano 22-32-42 crankset with replaceable rings off a Trek 930 that I will give you. It has 170mm arms. Regarding 170 vs 175 – the shorter the crank arm, the less bending of the knees.

Is my crankset rivited?

Pretty sure a crankset like that one is rivited. If you are sticking with the same brand the spindle is probably close enough to try it out first. If not you will know which way to go with it for a replacement.