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Old 01-26-09, 10:42 PM
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Originally Posted by pacificaslim
Well, one can turn a ratchet in either direction. In this case to take the pedals off he will turn the left pedal counter clockwise (like one normally does for loosening) and the right pedal clockwise (the normal tightening direction)
Originally Posted by HillRider
Uh, no. The Dura Ace's 8 mm hex is located on the inside of the pedal spindle so you have to remove them from the inside of the crank. The wrench will have to turn the other way since you are seeing the pedal from the other end.
Huh? pacificaslim's explanation already takes into account viewing from inboard to outboard (hex socket side) of the left pedal. As he stated "in this case", you WOULD turn the left pedal's hex socket counter clockwise to remove the pedal (same as clockwise viewed from ouboard to inboard using a pedal wrench). This is all correct for removing the left pedal.

Please explain why you "Uh, no." 'd his post. Seems to me, it was correct.
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