Anonymous
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Hi,
I have 2 pairs of these pedals on a road bike and mtb and both pairs have become just a little loose and rattly. When the dust cover is removed it would appear that thin walled sockets are needed to remove nut and cone in order to re-grease. Are these tools available or is there a trick way repacking the bearings or should I throw them away and buy some better pedals that are serviceable ? Thanks for any advice you can offer.
Regards James
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melissa
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Anonymous said:
Hi,
I have 2 pairs of these pedals on a road bike and mtb and both pairs have become just a little loose and rattly. When the dust cover is removed it would appear that thin walled sockets are needed to remove nut and cone in order to re-grease. Are these tools available or is there a trick way repacking the bearings or should I throw them away and buy some better pedals that are serviceable ? Thanks for any advice you can offer.
Regards James
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Hey James,
Our bike Guru is in tomorrow, but does the tool in this top kit look like the one you need? http://www.wellgo.com.tw/product.asp?category=accessories&offset=10
Melissa
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Anonymous
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Hi Melissa
No not really what I was after. I'm after the spanners to remove the axle from the pedal. I'm in no rush and can wait for the guru if that helps!
Regards
James
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melissa
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Anonymous said:
Hi Melissa
No not really what I was after. I'm after the spanners to remove the axle from the pedal. I'm in no rush and can wait for the guru if that helps!
Regards
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Okay, will forward it on and he'll get to you tomorrow.
Melissa
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ProPeloTom
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Hey James,
If I were you and had the tool I'd try and service them but the reality is those pedals are fairly inexpensive. Replacing them wouldn't be a bad idea. For a bit more money you can get a solid pair of pedals that you don't need to worry about servicing. Hope that helps. Let me know if there is anything else I can do.
Tom
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Anonymous
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Gidday Tom,
Many thanks for your time and advice.
James
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