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Replace crank bearings

On a mountain mongoose xr-75 does it have bearings on both sides of the crank and if it does how do i get the crank off to re-place the bearings

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There are bearings on both sides, you need a special tool to remove the crankshaft.I'd suggest you get someone who knows how to do it,give you a hand. The tool can be purchased at any bike shop. not sure for how much. Good Luck.

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  • Posted on Apr 05, 2010

SOURCE: loose handlebars on a Mongoose XR-75 mountain bike

Check the splines on the handle bar. Just loosen the "clamp" and slide the bar over to one side enough so you can tell if the are stripped or not. If they are then replace the bar, if not then reassemble and try to put a littlle extra torque on the bolt.

I have noticed with the 2 of these bikes that I have that the bars do not like to stay tight for long, they tend to work thier way loose about every other time we use them. I just keep tightening them untill the splines strip, then pick up a new bar.

Contact Mongoose for parts info at: www.Mongoose.com under "about" click ask mongoose.

Good luck.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on May 13, 2009

SOURCE: Adjust front suspension on a Mongoose XR-75

i dont think you can......because these bikes are made for confort at a cheap price..........

higher value bikes can be adjusted....they have special shocks and you can adjust on either soft or stiff ride.....

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jun 14, 2009

SOURCE: front suspension to soft on mongoose xr-75

The front forks aren't adjustable, as you probably figured out. You can, however, get harder springs if the springs can be accessed at the top of the fork tube. If not, do what I did on my mountain bike. I bought a better pair of adjustable forks that I found on eBay. It will take a bit of investigation on your part regarding the dimensions of the forks, so you get the correct length and width where the forks fit onto the frame (and the overall desired fork length), but you'll be a lot happier with adjustables.

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  • Posted on Apr 21, 2010

SOURCE: mongoose tactic mountain bike / loose crank on

The crank has to be removed to tighten the nut that holds the gear on. I assume that is your problem is with the chain gear on the sproket that is loose

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  • Posted on Feb 18, 2011

SOURCE: How do you tighten the

there is a spring tesioner but probally need to take a link or two out of chain

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Check the splines on the handle bar. Just loosen the "clamp" and slide the bar over to one side enough so you can tell if the are stripped or not. If they are then replace the bar, if not then reassemble and try to put a littlle extra torque on the bolt.

I have noticed with the 2 of these bikes that I have that the bars do not like to stay tight for long, they tend to work thier way loose about every other time we use them. I just keep tightening them untill the splines strip, then pick up a new bar.

Contact Mongoose for parts info at: www.Mongoose.com under "about" click ask mongoose.

Good luck.
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