Holmes
06-28-03, 12:36 AM
I think i'm going to buy these pedals (http://pricepoint.com/product344.html), but do they ship to canada? and how easy is it to put new pedals on?
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gaspain
06-28-03, 01:04 AM
those look cool, I would wear some shin protection with those tho.
Tip: use a small amount of loctite when puting those on.
Tip: use a small amount of loctite when puting those on.
Maelstrom
06-28-03, 01:35 AM
Holmes...
Look at Axiom's pedals by Norco...identical...around 80$
Look at Axiom's pedals by Norco...identical...around 80$
Maelstrom
06-28-03, 01:36 AM
Originally posted by gaspain
those look cool, I would wear some shin protection with those tho.
Tip: use a small amount of loctite when puting those on.
Putting them in the crank?...I sure hop you are kidding...please..
those look cool, I would wear some shin protection with those tho.
Tip: use a small amount of loctite when puting those on.
Putting them in the crank?...I sure hop you are kidding...please..
moabrider47
06-28-03, 07:10 AM
Pedals are very easy to install. You might find it worthwhile to buy a nice pedal wrench at the same time. I usually just grease up the threads on the spindle - I've never used Loctite.
-Moab
-Moab
Jim311
06-28-03, 10:22 AM
Originally posted by Maelstrom
Putting them in the crank?...I sure hop you are kidding...please..
Werd... if you ever want to take them out again, don't use that crap...
Putting them in the crank?...I sure hop you are kidding...please..
Werd... if you ever want to take them out again, don't use that crap...
Holmes
06-28-03, 10:43 AM
ok, thanks everybody, but does anyone know if they ship to canada?
Maelstrom
06-28-03, 11:10 AM
Yes they do...
also look at (in canadian funds)
www.bikeroom.com
www.bikecanada.com
www.unbeatablebikes.com
all online and 2 have a good selection in canadian funds.
also look at (in canadian funds)
www.bikeroom.com
www.bikecanada.com
www.unbeatablebikes.com
all online and 2 have a good selection in canadian funds.
Holmes
06-28-03, 12:34 PM
ok thanks, but i'm still kinda not getting it, I want to take my old ****ty pedals off of the things that goes around and around, and put new pedals on that. I can do that right?
Middi-zon
06-28-03, 12:48 PM
You need one of these:
http://www.parktool.com/images/tools/PW_4.jpg
Then use it like this:
http://www.parktool.com/images/tools/PW_4BIG.jpg
Remember:
The drivetrain side is left = loose, but on the non-drivetrain side right = loose
-Middi-zon
http://www.parktool.com/images/tools/PW_4.jpg
Then use it like this:
http://www.parktool.com/images/tools/PW_4BIG.jpg
Remember:
The drivetrain side is left = loose, but on the non-drivetrain side right = loose
-Middi-zon
Holmes
06-28-03, 02:46 PM
ooooo thanks very muchh
troie
06-28-03, 11:11 PM
Originally posted by gaspain
those look cool, I would wear some shin protection with those tho.
Tip: use a small amount of loctite when puting those on.
Please tell me youre joking.
:confused:
those look cool, I would wear some shin protection with those tho.
Tip: use a small amount of loctite when puting those on.
Please tell me youre joking.
:confused:
Dannihilator
06-28-03, 11:18 PM
5/8 wrench works as well.
Jim311
06-29-03, 01:01 AM
Yeah, I never understood why anybody bought a special cone wrench for pedals. But what the hell do I know.. I'm no mechanic. All I know is that my combo wrench works just as effectively, and I didn't have to special order it from any online retailer :o
Maelstrom
06-29-03, 01:15 AM
Actually I had a set of pedals that REALLY hugged the crank. I couldn't fit a normal wrench in there...oh well