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Old 12-31-10, 04:45 PM
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Sometimes with repeated assaults the latching hook does get bend down a bit making engagement difficult. Sometimes you can file or grind more bevel to ease engagement, but do not cut the hook back or touch the underside lest you reduce the reliability of the hold. Given that the pedals seem to have some mileage on them, and there are other issues like the stripped adjustment screw, I suggest you consider a rebuild or replacement.
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