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Old 02-28-25 | 10:48 AM
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Originally Posted by Duragrouch
No need to put foot on pedal.

If removing pedal, put crank arm forward and horizontal, put good length pedal wrench on pedal spindle flats with wrench pointing back and just a bit above the crank arm at the bottom bracket. Now step on the wrench near the bottom bracket. This will both apply great force, and keep the crank from rotating. The above works for both sides, right or left threads, just keep the crank arm forward and wrench pointing back.

To tighten the pedals, do the reverse, crank arm pointing back/aft, wrench forward.
dude doesn't have a pedal wrench, and his pedals , most likely, only have a narrow 15mm surface, negating use of a standard open end 15mm.

and considering that he hasn't responded again, Roger, most likely, got the pedal loose.
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