Can I add it directly to the crankcase if it's with full level?
803022
You should treat the additive as oil when adjusting fill level .Ideally you should not exceed the max mark .however if your oil level is at or below full mark the extra 0.3 L should not be a problem .I did it like that and so far so good .you could also drain 300ml of oil before putting the additive . you could ask you mechanic also...Regards
803023
I wouldn't. Either drain a small amount out of the crankcase or wait for an oil change. Overfilling a crankcase can cause more problems than it's worth.
803024
Yes, there is more wiggle room than you would think when it comes to overfilling the crank case. Since my wife never checks her oil level I always add an extra quart just for insurance purposes. Plus it's only 300 Milliliters. Overfilling would not be an issue.
698701
Just the crank arms and sprocket. I believe the center shaft you are referring to is more appropriately considered a part of the bottom bracket, which is separate from the crankset.
1204758
Sure. Several things to check first: your bottom bracket must be a 'square taper' axle to fit the square taper holes in the crank. You will need to adjust the front derailleur upwards to clear the big chain ring, make sure your frame will allow that. Also, you may have to add links to the chain. Some frames will have water bottle braze-ons in the way, some suspension frames may have tubes in the way. If your bike has a triple crankset now, you can adjust your shifter to accommodate the double chainrings. Beyond those simple things to check, this crank should bolt on and work fine with your 7-spd cassette. Sure. Several things to check first: your bottom bracket must be a 'square taper' axle to fit the square taper holes in the crank. You will need to adjust the front derailleur upwards to clear the big chain ring, make sure your frame will allow that. Also, you may have to add links to the chain. Some frames will have water bottle braze-ons in the way, some suspension frames may have tubes in the way. If your bike has a triple crankset now, you can adjust your shifter to accommodate the double chainrings. Beyond those simple things to check, this crank should bolt on and work fine with your... » Read More Sure. Several things to check first: your bottom bracket must be a 'square taper' axle to fit the square taper holes in the crank. You will need to adjust the front derailleur upwards to clear the big chain ring, make sure your frame will allow that. Also, you may have to add links to the chain. Some frames will have water bottle braze-ons in the way, some suspension frames may have tubes in the way. If your bike has a triple crankset now, you can adjust your shifter to accommodate the double chainrings. Beyond those simple things to check, this crank should bolt on and work fine with your 7-spd cassette. « Show Less
1145125
Yes, you can. I have both the high step (F1180) and the full step (f1005) and I interchange the risers all of the time. It is nice that the high step comes with four.
2013183
Don't try it yourself. Have your local dealer do it. I did it myself and did it wrong because I have saddlebags and a hidden hitch. My bike was a special case!
1758968
it has a separate crankcase, and it is hard to reach the filler to add oil. it is a 4 cycle.
414745
Yes, that is what I use. I would recommend the type cocking device over the crank.
2092436
No.. too big, too deep. You would need to build a spacer with birch or mdf. Easier to do the Kicker/Shelby upgrade it you can find it.
937152
That's a pretty specific question. All I can say is that the crank sits fairly far out on the bottom bracket and I've ended up using short BBs like 118s or 123s.
124132
Yes you could use that crank it will work. You will need a new bottom bracket. And your gearing will change
171859
If you're talking about a square taper bottom bracket, no I believe you'll have to buy a bottom bracket separately.
1407225
My wife has a Schwinn Midmoor 700c bike that is hooked on the top of the s shaped frame, there is some adjustment left. You could not hook on the lowest tube where the crank is located. Her bike has traveled over 6,000 miles on the sportrack without problem.
182123
Probably not unless you order a kit. I got mine from eBay. Came with everything. It's a great addition to the bike. Try and find the complete kit.
698705
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
1872485
You will need a front riser so you do not feel you are going over the handle bars. I am sure you can make something up but I bought one since I knew it would work and it would be level.
1048277
Yes. I assume when you say leveled, it's just the front is raised. If there is a lift block in the rear it will require an additional plate but nothing else.
42176
Like everyone else has said you need to measure the old one. On the flip side, if you're replacing the crankset go with what the crank manufacturer calls for.