Hello guys, i believe the only option is to take apart the crankset and tighten it with that bottom bracket thing. Is there any other way? – Xtr crankset. Thanks in advance
by Minimum_Bite_5716
Hello guys, i believe the only option is to take apart the crankset and tighten it with that bottom bracket thing. Is there any other way? – Xtr crankset. Thanks in advance
by Minimum_Bite_5716
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I believe that is a “feature” of the O-Chain crank spider you have. It’s designed to have some give to relieve pedal kickback due to chain growth when the bike goes through its suspension travel.
I’m not sure if it should be moving laterally like that though.
Here’s an article/review on the crank spider: [O-Chain](https://enduro-mtb.com/en/ochain-active-spider-review-2020/)