Old 06-19-19, 12:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Wilfred Laurier
This rivet-or-screw plan sounds stupid - the area you indicate you intend to drill and put fasteners is probably the most highly stressed area of the part, and drilling will remove material and therefore strength.. Check ebay for a replacement left arm, or buy a new crankset.

There are a lot of equipment failures that you can happily walk away from. A broken crankarm is generally not one of them.
You are perfectly right...I'm no engenieer but yeah...I was so upset that many "not-too-briliant-plans" have come up in my head...I will buy a new one
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