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Had the spindle of a look pedal break once. What caused it was the bearings that broke and the broken bearings then started to cut through the chrome coating and then the metal of the spindle. Metal fatigue on a shaft of that size should not be the problem at all, unless it is hollow. Look to see if there is any oxidation on parts of the face where it broke off. It might have been cracked for a long time. You will see the colour difference between the recently broken part and the part that has been exposed to the air for a while.

 

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I peddled a broken common cannondale this one time.

 

Hell I am on my 5th Dale and my 3rd set of eggbeaters and I have not ever broken either - starting to feel left out.

 

plus my Rugby team is not broken either.

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Crank brothers peddle spindle broke right off. Looks like metal fatigue. Who else experienced the same.

I broke 3 eggbeaters sets, all broke on the same place, but I wont use anything else. I only changed from eggbeater 2 to 1, because they cost less and do not last any longer.
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Hell I am on my 5th Dale and my 3rd set of eggbeaters and I have not ever broken either - starting to feel left out.

 

plus my Rugby team is not broken either.

 

You don't pedal hard enough!! Haha

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  • 3 weeks later...

Crank brothers peddle spindle broke right off. Looks like metal fatigue. Who else experienced the same.

 

have you sent me these pedals to look at?

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Shimano PD-M647 DX, any opinions on these pedals?

 

DH spds - very good but heavy compared to the 520s on up.

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