Lambretta crank

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Grumpy225
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woody wrote:its a budget scooter mate , I just want a reliable crank that isn't gonna cost the earth

Go with a Tamini then. I've put them in a bunch of motors and have yet to have one fail. From stock to RT225.

Everyone I've gotten in the last 5 years has been dead true out of the box, correct position and size key way with good threads on both ends.

less than $150 all day long.
woody
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Grumpy225 wrote:
woody wrote:its a budget scooter mate , I just want a reliable crank that isn't gonna cost the earth

Go with a Tamini then. I've put them in a bunch of motors and have yet to have one fail. From stock to RT225.

Everyone I've gotten in the last 5 years has been dead true out of the box, correct position and size key way with good threads on both ends.

less than $150 all day long.
Thank you
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