how do i install these? does it just go over the pedal?
635516
Yes it goes over the pedals losen the screws on the back and then just slide them over and tighten the screws. The brake pedal was too small for my car so it's barely on there....
635517
Yes it does. Use the clips to go around the back of the pedal and tighten the screws on the top. Do one screw at a time. Tighten each one like you would your car tire. A little to each one at a time. Good luck.
635518
I just put the over the pedals then positions the screws so that when they tighten, the backs of the screws tighten onto the pedals. If they are not secure, use double sided 3M pads to help. Place on back of pedal and stick them onto your existing pedals. Then tighten as before.
496904
I think so, Marc. I think I would have been frustrated and therefore remember if they hadn't. These are just for foot positioning on the pedals BTW. There's no opportunity to actually pull up on the pedals. I use them on a recumbent to ensure my feet don't slide off the pedals. They're great for that purpose.
186503
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.
1339452
I never tried. I bought these for a fixed gear road bike so, didn't really need to. Sorry I wasn't more help.
459028
WD40 should do it. Just be careful not to get it on the pedal, would get to slippery.
2243933
Are they pretty easy to install, by that I mean is like a cover that snaps over the tweeter with a hole in the back for a screw to go through, or will I need to buy an install kit? Thanks
1088022
I believe a basic instruction booklet is included. You will have to install the pedals, handlebars, wheels and seat. You will need a few allen (also called hex) wrenches, I recommend a folding allen wrench combination tool which has a few sizes (the ones you will need and is available at most hardware stores. I believe a 15 mm open end wrench will work on the pedals, remember that they are marked and designated left and right, the left side pedal will tighten by turning to the left. I think the 15 mm also works on the nuts for the rear wheel, probably best to get a 15 mm open/box wrench combo. If you know what you are doing, you can have it put together in maybe an hour.
1433086
You just push them in...start with the "positive" end...from what I remember it's sort of tight but you CAN get them installed!
2195555
Threads for pedals are supposed to be universal, if you have a standard crankset these should screw right in. I use these pedals with a lightweight pair of running shoes, no problem getting in or out of the pedals.
634009
yes you do... the two pedals and the connecting rods. Just hook and play... Its an awsome pedal...
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
1748690
To install these, you need a 15mm spanner, aslo called a pedal wrench. Not an allen wrench. An allen wrench will not provide the necessary torque needed to safely stand on the pedal when pedalling. To adjust these pedals once you have them installed on your bike, use a 2.5mm allen key. Start off with them on the easiest setting until you get comfortable with them.
899091
If your pedals only have one opening, then they won't fit. You are going to need bigger pedals that have opening for two straps. Just get like some bmx pedals from your local bike shop.
1754423
Mods are one at a time, but you can stack mods with overdrives and wah effects.Best way to stack is with individual pedals.
2015841
Yes, once the original rubber pedals are removed, the aluminum pedals fit into place. It's a tight fit, be patient, it will go in. Do not use too much force with the tools - I used a pair of channel lock pliers and a flathead screwdriver to install the pedals.
917729
These are a standard pedal size. I would expect them to work on most anything except a cheap kid's bike
88202
This is a pair of pedals. I like the pedals, but I did need to adjust the bearings. They had a clicking sound when I first installed them