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Old 04-15-18 | 10:19 AM
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Originally Posted by Andrew R Stewart
Kontact- I guess you are more right then not. But in the world of bike service I don't see many (any?) try to thread in a pedal from the crank's inboard side. As to cable adjusters I'll sometimes suggest that the person look at the amount of adjuster sticking out from it's housing and just increase or decrease that amount. Andy
No, but most of us deal with the left pedal while standing on the right side of the bike because of the bike stand, and then we thread it in looking at it "backwards".

My usual adjuster advice is "turn the top of the barrel in the direction that you need the derailleur to go more".


Not a big deal, I'm just saying that I'm sympathetic. I took mechanical drafting in high school and most people did not have an easy time picturing spatial relationships at all. Mechanical people often have an advantage they don't even realize.
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