Bosch motor crank shifted?
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Never mind the sideways shift, how do you pedal with both the pedals at the same position (not 180 deg apart).
Clearly 2 photos joined together Wander
The ISIS axle is actually floating, there is a circlip on each side. Worth centering with a mallet and checking for the circlip on one side. As although I have never come across this before, it could be missing.
Then again you could speak to your dealer, that's what they are there for!
Could be but the Haibike belly plate does a pretty good job of holding this in place, even if the 3 self tappers are missing.
Yeh, it's easy to say that once d8veh has given out the answer.Clearly 2 photos joined together Wander
Anyway who do you think you are? Some sort of Bosch Expert?
Haha, brilliant!Yeh, it's easy to say that once d8veh has given out the answer.
Anyway who do you think you are? Some sort of Bosch Expert?
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On second thought. It can't be much far over if the axle has shifted as the sprocket would be too close to the inside of the drive side cover when pushed back.. Could be a bent crank.
Sp00k does your bike feel wonky?
Just checked one here and the non drive side does sit much closer to the cover. Because of the 'Air Inlet' bulge.
My one here sits approx 3mm away, so judging by the angle of the photo - About the same.
My one here sits approx 3mm away, so judging by the angle of the photo - About the same.
Can't imagine how one can bend that crank. Thanks for the info on how it should be though. There are no weird feelings just the sound and I don't really like a crank hitting the motor in a 5k pounds bike
I've had sooo many surprises with this bike so far.
I've had sooo many surprises with this bike so far.