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Anyone ever used one of their cranks in a 2 stroke? My kids Husky 85 is due for a crank. I typically go OEM on things like this, but for some reason the new KTM cranks aren't lasting in these bikes. Lots of people are reporting failures in the first couple of hours.
Found the Bud crank, but I've never read anything on them, would like to hear some feedback. If not good, I'll just send this crank out and get the rod replaced, but that's additional down time.
Found the Bud crank, but I've never read anything on them, would like to hear some feedback. If not good, I'll just send this crank out and get the rod replaced, but that's additional down time.
Have you looked into getting your OEM crank rebuilt with a quality rod by a reputable builder?
Kerry has rebuilt OE cranks for me and also trued up a few aftermarket cranks. He used to do a lot of work for Colin Edwards as well, not sure if that's still the case.
Rea Machine Shop
212 Spencer Hwy, South Houston, TX 77587
(713) 944-4888
I used https://www.cookseycrank.com/ to rebuild my 125SX crank last year. Great work, done quickly, with good communication.
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