Left pedal screw hole stripped/worn out?
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All bicycles have a reverse thread on the left pedal to keep it from unscrewing during use. The stripped threads are probably from repeated attempts to put the pedal on wrong or using the wrong pedal. (right pedal on left) left tighty, right loosy
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I last used mine in October 2014, and I didn't have any problem with either pedal. I kept mine in the plastic bag it came in to keep it clean and avoid crumbs and such getting into any crevices. Could that possibly be the problem? Sorry I'm not more help.
419493
Hi Steve,I bought it and fixed it with the help of a mechanic. Not sure if he used the same screws or used from his collection. I apologize that I couldn't help you with.Manoje
464820
Nope, it sounds like your pedal is faulty and needs to be replaced/fixed. Send it back.
1589029
Are you sure it was stripped? When I was putting the peddles on for some reason one wouldn't screw in and I realized that the left and right peddles go on a specific side but one works on both....
1904392
Tape the aluminum pedals and then drill the wholes. Just make sure is nice and steady. You may want to replace the screws that come with the pedals is at lot easier if You use different ones
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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.
2049520
There are two pedals in the package, one for the left and one for the right. I had the same question when I was considering the purchase.
115295
if only one pedal is not threading on , reverse the direction of threading.the instructions indicate that teh left pedal , marked "L" SHOULD BE THREADED RIGHT TO LEFT..USE YOUR HANDS TO START THE THREADING , THEN USE WRENCH. HOPE THIS HELPS.
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your local bike shop should have some laying around. Next time either torque the screws more or use loctite.
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The screw is probable rusted into the casting. Will have to grind or cut off off.Thanks
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Hi. I did but I had to make sure that the crankset fit my bike. It depends upon how much wear if any on the chain and freewheel. I had stripped the pedal threads taking old one off because a previous owner didn't use proper cleaning methods. The new crankset works great and was a good replacement. If you do you homework it should just bolt right back on. Good luck and just take you time.
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Mine is holding up great. Haven't had to change the pads yet. I've only put new, wider pedals on it (Moove), better grips (Moove), and a better fork on it; Manitou Tower Pro. Other than that, just put some slime tubes in it.
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I'm afraid I can't do much better than the previous response. The cleats to connect the pedals to my shoes do have three screw holes.
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I think it has something to do with the way the pedal is connected to the main unit. Mine did the same thing and then parts started to become detached on all sides of the unit. I would say I got a good four months out of it, between waiting for replacement pieces and repairs, and have been looking for something new.
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I now own the Drive Medical #10273, which has the exact same pedals/handles as this model. Those two plastic parts have no ball bearings, not even any bushings; just a sloppy fitting through-hole to clear the 7/16" dia steel crank that they "spin" relative-to. Consequently the excessive play produces a click-clack noise.
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I also have this problem in the left pedal, I am writting to the manufacturer.