Removing Look Keo pedals

[OakLeaf]

It's getting to be that time of year, and with a smaller car this year, if my bike is going to fit in the back at all on top of all our other stuff, the pedals are going to have to come off.

They're on really tight and it's going to take an impact wrench. So I need to confirm that I'm going the right direction before I start waling on them.

Right pedal is right hand threaded, left pedal is left hand (reverse) threaded, right?

But then the Keos don't use a regular pedal wrench on the lateral side of the crankarm. They unscrew from the medial side with an Allen wrench.

So since you're actually screwing in to push the axle through to remove it...

right pedal unscrews clockwise with the Allen wrench, left pedal unscrews counterclockwise.

Have I got this right?

[DebW]

It's getting to be that time of year, and with a smaller car this year, if my bike is going to fit in the back at all on top of all our other stuff, the pedals are going to have to come off.

They're on really tight and it's going to take an impact wrench. So I need to confirm that I'm going the right direction before I start waling on them.

Right pedal is right hand threaded, left pedal is left hand (reverse) threaded, right?

Correct

But then the Keos don't use a regular pedal wrench on the lateral side of the crankarm. They unscrew from the medial side with an Allen wrench.

So since you're actually screwing in to push the axle through to remove it...

right pedal unscrews clockwise with the Allen wrench, left pedal unscrews counterclockwise.

Have I got this right?

Depends on which way you look at it. You are correct if you are looking through the frame when you turn that allen wrench. You'll need LEVERAGE, so get a really long allen wrench, or attach a steel pipe to it.

[OakLeaf]

Correct

Depends on which way you look at it. You are correct if you are looking through the frame when you turn that allen wrench. You'll need LEVERAGE, so get a really long allen wrench, or attach a steel pipe to it.

That's why I was planning to use the air wrench ... but a piece of pipe and a hex key would probably do the trick, if I can find a pipe

Thanks