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MISC: help! posted by: Pamela on 10/25/2009 at 4:43:47 AM
Hi, I have an awesome bycicle for some time now and I just love it's a Penny Brand (1969), a low rider chopper bycicle. But recently I had problems with it. I need to change the crank link of the left pedal and a cotter pin but I don't know where to buy these parts. I'm currently living at The Netherlands so it has to be a web page. Please help me!!! 
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RE:MISC: help!posted by David on 11/3/2009 at 6:23:21 AM
loosescrews.com has cotters for cranks. If you're in the Netherlands, this should be something any bike shop can help you with, since so many Dutch bikes use cottered cranks. Good luck.
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