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CULT CRANK | MAINTENANCE // Fitting 48mm 1. Apply a small amount of anti-seize grease to the threads of the right hand cup and fit the right hand cup ANTI-CLOCKWISE into your frames bottom bracket shell (NB The right hand cup has a machined line the whole way round the outer lip, the left hand does not.) 2. After fitting the right hand cup temporarily fit the crank and axle into the fitted cup. 3. If your frame has a 68mm bottom bracket shell, slide the 48mm spacer tube onto the axle and fit the left hand cup CLOCKWISE into your frames bottom bracket shell . However, if your frame has a 73mm bottom bracket shell, add an optional 3mm and 2mm spacer and fit the left hand cup CLOCKWISE into your frames bottom bracket shell. 4. Remove the crank, fit the top hat washer into your chain ring, slide the chainring onto your crank and losely secure it with the chainring bolt. 5. Slide the 2mm spacer with the small lip onto the axle of the crank with the small lip facing the bearing of the crank. Slide the dirve side crank assembly into the bottom bracket. 6. Slide the 7mm conical spacer with the small lip onto the axle of the crank with the small lip facing the bearing of the crank. Apply a small amount of anti-seize grease to the splines of the cranks axle and fit the non-drive crank arm assuring it is parallel to the drive side crank arm. 8.Once the basics are done you may need to tweak the chainline and/or equalise the distance from the cranks to the chainstays. Please do this by fitting the optional spacers as indicated. 7.Fit the non-drive side crank arm using the fitting/ disassem- bly tool. Secure the chainset with the crank bolt tightening to 15-17 Nm. And the chainring bolt to 6-7 Nm. 1 5 6 7 4 <-(only for 73mm shells) 3 2 optional spacers

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Page 1: CULT CRANK | MAINTENANCE // Fitting€¦ · the bearing of the crank. Slide the dirve side crank assembly into the bottom bracket. 6. Slide the 7mm conical spacer with the small lip

CULT CRANK | MAINTENANCE // Fitting

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1. Apply a small amount of anti-seize grease to the threads of the right hand cup and �t the right hand cup ANTI-CLOCKWISE into your frames bottom bracket shell (NB The right hand cup has a machined line the whole way round the outer lip, the left hand does not.)

2. After �tting the right hand cup temporarily �t the crank and axle into the �tted cup.

3. If your frame has a 68mm bottom bracket shell, slide the 48mm spacer tube onto the axle and �t the left hand cup CLOCKWISE into your frames bottom bracket shell . However, if your frame has a 73mm bottom bracket shell, add an optional 3mm and 2mm spacer and �t the left hand cup CLOCKWISE into your frames bottom bracket shell.

4. Remove the crank, �t the top hat washer into your chain ring, slide the chainring onto your crank and losely secure it with the chainring bolt.

5. Slide the 2mm spacer with the small lip onto the axle of the crank with the small lip facing the bearing of the crank.Slide the dirve side crank assembly into the bottom bracket.

6. Slide the 7mm conical spacer with the small lip onto the axle of the crank with the small lip facing the bearing of the crank.Apply a small amount of anti-seize grease to the splines of the cranks axle and �t the non-drive crank arm assuring it is parallel to the drive side crank arm.

8.Once the basics are done you may need to tweak the chainline and/or equalise the distance from the cranks to the chainstays. Please do this by �tting the optional spacers as indicated.

7.Fit the non-drive side crank arm using the �tting/ disassem-bly tool. Secure the chainset with the crank bolt tightening to 15-17 Nm. And the chainring bolt to 6-7 Nm.

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optional spacers

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CULT CRANK | MAINTENANCE // Disassembly

1. To remove your Cult crank. First remove the crank bolt and concaved washer and �t the bolt from the �tting/ disassembly tool �rmy into the crank axle (do not �t the stepped sleave).

2. Using a rubber mallet strike the bolt from the �tting/ disassembly tool until the axle frees away from the non-drive-side crank.

Follow the �rst page of this PDF for assembly.

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