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Weylan Shirk from Lebanon, PA United States
Don't buy this thing please unless your broke, like to torture your self with cheap parts or don't value your time. I sent mine back due to observation purposes. I really want to see if there is a defect on the clutch side like others are saying. My clutch kept eating it self and it's circlip so not happy. Hopefully they discontinued this model. The customer service is great here, just be ware. If you ask the same question over again or just for clarification they may bite! I get it they are busy but come on, that's what customer service is. It won't turn me off to continue to use them as a vendor though good people over all they helped me out a lot. Dana and Jack are top notch and David is a cool guy too... Thanks all!
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The Best Crank!
September 20, 2015
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KnuckleHead from Long Beach, CA United States
Ironically the cheapest crank is the best! Sure Rito's are beefy, but they are heavy. This crank is lighter and noticeably faster. IT has held up to everything i have thrown at it, plus brass bushing for clutch bell rides nice and snug opposed to a rito where they ride super sloppy.
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Upset
June 25, 2014
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Anonymous Person from IL United States
My friend and I ordered both ordered this crank. Mine has a defect and the brass clutch bushing will not even slide on (it will on his). Scratched the hell out of the crank as well. Total b.s
edit benji : i don't think i have actually ever heard of a single problem with these. contact me and we will get you figured out, it is probably an issue with how you installed it or with your brass bushing and not the crank.
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Nice crank
January 27, 2014
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James from sabattus, ME United States
This is a really nice crank. FYI The box says KSTAR
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Use a drill and punch
November 22, 2013
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Zac-TECH from Chicago, IL United States
drill your oil hole as much as you can until you hit hardened steel. than use a small punch to pop the hole. use 800 to 1000 grit on the inside of of the bearing surface to smoothen eeverything out. it worked for me
Bull Shit Crank 
The Best Crank! 
Use a drill and punch