I have a few pedals that are not 2.5 x 4.5 inches. One is smaller and one is larger. Would I have to cut out into the padding and is that difficult?
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The pad are in three sections each of which have two layers held together by four screws . You can easily remove the top pad and cut it to your liking with scissors
841237
I did that and it was a piece of cake. Took minutes and it has held up since then (about six months) beautifully.
841238
Yes you can cut into the padding and it wouldn't be difficult with box cutters.
1565078
The Pedal is listed as having a 9/16 Bolt thread size, so the easiest method of answering your question, is spin-off your existing Pedal and take it to a bike shop ask them whether it is 1/2, or 9/16, but normally 1/2" are reserved for BMX bikes.
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Sorry Jeff, I don't know the size. I am pretty sure pedals are standard size.
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Yes, I've replaced the pad with a standard size, though it took so doing. I was about to return the padfolio, but was able to shimmy the new pad in around the old one and then pull that piece out. It's a tight fit, but closes fine in the end.
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Hi Megan, depending on the width of your bike's pedals and the length of your crossbars, you most likely will not be able to make this happen. The only way this could work is if you had a Thule square bar system, with the longer square bars so you would be able to space your accessories accordingly. We offer 58 inch, 65 inch and 78 inch crossbars for the Thule square bar system. Please visit the "buyer's guide" on www.thule.com for more info. Thanks!
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Booker: My model has a 3 1/2"×4" trapezoidal shaped pedal with a fine lateral herringbone tread on the pad surface. The pad fits the dorsal surface of the rider toe pad, obviously not the full foot surface. Another client answered concerning "threads"...only addition I would prefer is a toe hold strap...Thus I made my own with broad elastic and wear non slip soled socks!. A nice, quiet well made recumbent for average in home use. No complaints thus far. I purchased 12/13 post - op knee replacement. KC
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They will not fit because the left side mat has holes in it for the floor hook. The floor hook is to prevent the mats from sliding under the pedals.
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it depends on the type of bike you have the ones from walmart or target etc. tend to be 1/2 inch whereas the more exoensive ones from bike ships tend to be 9/16 inchthe best way is to take one of the pedals and go to a local haRDWARE STORE AND ASK A FRIENDLY SALES PERSON TO HELP YOU FIND OUT WHAT SIZE IT IS.
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Yes it is thin enough to fit in there but you may need to use a cheater pipe on the end of the wrench to remove the pedals if they are as tight as mine were. The short handle on the wrench doesn't give you much leverage and also you may hurt your hand or damage spokes if the wrench slips. But yes, it will work.
1955671
Yes you will, but they do not have asmuch surface area or grip as true platform pedals.
190070
There are at notches more toward the pedals - I am 5'8" - so I don't see any reason why someone that height should not be able to use it. My suggestion would be to go all the way down and work back.
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Unfortunately, no. I tried putting a pair of regular, toe-clip bicycle pedals on mine, but of course the pedals won't fit. Platform pedals work reasonably well, but straps/toe clips would help.
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Not to bad at all. Be sure to remove the old pedal covers first, this will help tremendously. Soak the new covers in hot water to loosen up the rubber. You will need a flat head and a pair on needle nose to work the covers on the pedals, they are a tight fit. They look really nice when on.
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it depends on which pedal board you want to put in it. Just search the pedal board on amazon and check out the specs and the dimensions will be listed.
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No. I used it for another cymbal. Then used an extra circular pad by cutting a hole in the center and pushing it down over the top hi-hat. Also folded another extra pad in half and wedged it in between top and bottom hi-hats. I'm able to use the hi-hat pedal like this as well.
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More than likely. I had a GIANT mountain bike and the pedals fit perfectly.
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yes you will have to cut off the point or else it will not fit. Hope this help