My pedal wrench worked for the first time, 20 years after I bought
My pedal wrench worked for the first time.
It was only recently that I saw a few description "PARK TOOL RW1 USA". As it's a tool of more than 20 years ago, there are already new similar tool like Park Tool HCW-6, which is head sets and pedal wrench.
I had gotten it 22 years ago, when I bought my previous bicycle, a cross bike, a half year after I entered university. I got it in order to remove the pedals when I pack the bike. However, I couldn't remove them by myself, for that cross bike until finally I got rid of it last year. Soon after I got my road bike.
Recently I have been thinking that I want to install binding pedal system some time next year, and I want to remove and install by myself, and I was thinking it's a good idea to try on my current flat pedals.
It was very hard, at first, to remove the pedals, because they become much harder with rust, so I used lubricant on the screw, then gripped the wrench with crank in the direction each pedal will be loosened. Finally I made it in removing the pedals.
This time I reinstalled the same pedal after I greased on their screws.
Probably the next time will be in a half year when I get my new SPD pedals and shoses.
It was only recently that I saw a few description "PARK TOOL RW1 USA". As it's a tool of more than 20 years ago, there are already new similar tool like Park Tool HCW-6, which is head sets and pedal wrench.
I had gotten it 22 years ago, when I bought my previous bicycle, a cross bike, a half year after I entered university. I got it in order to remove the pedals when I pack the bike. However, I couldn't remove them by myself, for that cross bike until finally I got rid of it last year. Soon after I got my road bike.
Recently I have been thinking that I want to install binding pedal system some time next year, and I want to remove and install by myself, and I was thinking it's a good idea to try on my current flat pedals.
It was very hard, at first, to remove the pedals, because they become much harder with rust, so I used lubricant on the screw, then gripped the wrench with crank in the direction each pedal will be loosened. Finally I made it in removing the pedals.
This time I reinstalled the same pedal after I greased on their screws.
Probably the next time will be in a half year when I get my new SPD pedals and shoses.
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