where can I get spare parts for the NAUTILUS bike machines? I need a pedal. I tried the net nothing came up?
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AN old piece of equipment like that you probably wont find anything. The best place is ebay. Sometimes peoples machines like that break down and they try to sell it off as pieces on ebay. But, if not I doubt you would be able to find a replacement part if the bike is that old. Sorry
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Check on E-bay, they have a few similiar vintage models you could compare "going" prices on. Also if it runs and you are close, i'll buy it. I need a motor for my fishing boat.
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www.qbike.com \n\nI always check there b/4 purchasing any bike part.
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look on cycletrader.com
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If your pedal mount is stripped out, then you will have to replace it.  Even if the pedal still threads into the crank, any loosness will quickly cause the pedal/crank connection to fail.  \nYou can purchase inexpensive single crank arms from a shop- many times shops will have old parts, and if you're not too picky, they can provide one for you without too much trouble.  They may have to order one, but even then, it should not be too expensive if you don't need the "latest and greatest" model.  The shop can check the crank arm size and type for you (there are different lengths and mount types for cranks) so it's best to simply bring it into a shop.\nIf a shop is not available, check on the inside of the crank arm for a size printed there: common sizes are 170, 172.5 and 175.  Likely it's one of these numbers.  Next, check to see what type of crank mount you have: if it is a "taper spindle" type, the bottom bracket axle that the crank mounts on will be square.  If it's a notched-type, then you have a slightly more contemporary splined bottom bracket.    \nGood luck!
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United Bicycle Institute , email these guys ask them if they know of anyone close to you if anyones gonna know its these guys. http://www.bikeschool.com/ .\n\nUnited Bicycle Institute\n401 Williamson Way\nPO Box 128\nAshland, OR 97520\nUSA  \n\n        Phone: (541) 488-1121\n        Fax: (541) 488-3485  \n\nBTW be open to taking a sales position not only will it help you get your foot in the door but theres alot of product knowledge that will help your wrenching big time.  As far as abilities if you only remember one thing make sure its quality work over speed nothing pisses the other guys off in the shop more than a F&*)^ up in the repair area and having some irate tit come back and raise hell.
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There is this new type of shop available.  It is called a bicycle shop where they sell and fix bikes.  Its really the wave of the future.
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Check out the Edmund Scientifics website.  They have tons of robot kits, parts, etc.   Better yet, order their printed catalog.  \n\nhttp://scientificsonline.com/
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Don't! \n\n.... or you'll be finding the money for a new wheel and a new freewheel!\n\nGo to a bike shop - they may do it for free or for the price of a coffee.
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Pretty sure Dyno was bought out by Gt but You should be aware,that they don't print model-specific manuals, so it won't contain information about your specific model of GT or Dyno. The manual is only meant to be a basic safety and operational guide, not a comprehensive overview of your particular bike\n\nGT Bicycles\n4902 Hammersley Road\nMadison, WI. 53711
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I found my daughters latest bike @ Kmart. I would try there , their web site, and toys r us web site. They always have more available on line. What was the brand? Try going to that site. Good luck, I know how picky they can be!
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try eBay for on line, but if you are looking for a store usually there is one in every acy marina that sells boat engines, good luck
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Try this component shop:\n\nhttp://proswing.com/
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Try local Marina's or Boat stores, they may be able to order it for you.\nIf either one is not close to you, try this site:\n\nhttp://www.optimistusa.com/index.asp
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there's a cool catalog from COLORADO CYCLIST ( www.coloradocyclist.com) for bike maintenance and repair, and for cool DVDs there are available titles on DVDs ( www.ebay.com--under Sporting Goods category then you'll see titles for both roadies and hammerheads )---also , www.bicycling.com.---keep pedaling dude......
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http://www.motocross.com/garage/buyausedbike.html\n\nhttp://www.mxbike.com/\n\nthese should help you
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http://www.caltriplecrown.com\n\nalso check bikejournal.com