My Sugino non-drive side crank arm came loose also. I've had to re-torque it several times since (approx. 5,000 miles) and will need to replace it when I run out of spindle real estate (i.e. soon). Here's a question for the group: When you install a crank arm do you put a little grease on the bottom bracket spindle or do you install it dry? I used grease. I was taught a long time ago to use a small amount of grease to prevent creaking. I've never had a problem before, but am wondering if this may be the reason it came loose.
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