My husband does our pedals at home. Get a pedal wrench and some anti-seize lube, good to go. We personally use anit-seize lube so the pedals are easy to remove at a later date. We have a handy book on bike maintenance you can get at REI, book stores, bike shops. If you are keen to doing your own stuff I would recommend picking one up, DH refers to ours often. I am not so excited about doing maintenance so I let him if he offers.
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01-08-2009, 06:30 AM #5
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