https://www.youtube.com/bikemanforu How to remove a bicycle pedal, starring SunLite’s pedal wrench. Free shipping at https://www.bikemanforu.com YouTube’s how-to guru of bicycle repair shows us five quick tips on how to use this bike wrench and our bodies for leverage when working on pedals. Made of heat-treated stamped steel, the wrench has sizes 15mm, 16mm, and 17mm in its open ends. In this tutorial, BikemanforU explains why the heads are angled and stepped to the side by showing us how to use our bodies for ergonomic access that makes it easier to push down while tightening or loosening. Pedals tighten in the direction the bike goes – the opposite of what you’d think. A left hand pedal has a left hand thread. Pedals tightens in the direction the bike goes. You can also look for an L on the side of the pedal. Not all pedals have it, but some do. “Get yourself in the right position,” he encourages. He also notes the SunLite wrench’s 17mm size is useful for lock nuts and cones that are frequently that size on many wheels. We watch as he shows us, noting, “Your wrench fits nice and tight – you don’t even have to remove the wheel. BikemanforU gives the SunLite pedal wrench a thumbs up. “It’s an inexpensive way to go if you’re fixing bikes,” he says. Thumbs up you like what you see. Subscribing’s free, so please visit our channel and sign up for the most amazing DIY how-to vids on bike repair you’ll ever see. Like tools? We have a huge playlist. Watch here https://bit.ly/13k9Yhv
Post time: Jun-28-2017