How do I know I have this issue?
Your crank arm will be coming loose, typically on the non-drive side. It will typically get wobbly, and then it can also fall off in extreme cases.
What causes this issue?
Over time, the crank arm may come loose. In some cases, this can also be caused by incorrect assembly.
Is this issue covered by warranty?
Where to fix your bike
This issue is not specific to Cowboy bikes, so any bike shop can fix it. We will ship the parts once you confirm your issue with us via your Cowboy app. Alternatively, you can visit your local bike shop using the instructions below.
Local Bike Shop: To fix this issue easily and quickly, we recommend visiting your local bike shop. Ask them to check your brake calipers, pads, and discs, and show them the instructions below.
Cowboy Certified Bike Shop: If you are near a Cowboy Certified Bike Shop, you can also drop in there. Check our map here
Self-repair: If you are handy, you can check the videos below and try it out yourself.
Spare Parts Required
These are available on our accessory page or via our Cowboy support team. Reach out to us via the app.
Crank arms
Spindle bolt
Tools Required
8mm Allen key
Repair Instructions
(You can share these instructions with your local bike shop)
Step 1: If it's the first time, tighten the crank arm to 45Nm.
Step 2: Replace the crank using this tutorial