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#23 ·
Craftsman, Proto, Mac ... All of them carry these sizes for about half the price, and Harbor Freight has entire sets for less than $20 ... Just say'n.

Besides, it's just a pedal, it's not like it has to be uber tight, and if it is, a good smack on the wrench handle (hammer) will loosen it right up.

Then again ... It's not my money you're spending, and I'm not running a repair shop.
 
Discussion starter · #26 ·
Very nice! I wold love the better one, obviously, but I will change pedals no more than 3 times per year..

Spend money on 2 good hand pumps, a Lezyne HV Alloy for the man bikes and the HP for the cross bikes. I always prefer buying quality items!
 
Discussion starter · #27 ·
Just took a look at all of my pedals and most have the 15 mm hex head while a few others do not have the hex and an allen is needed to do the install.

How about a 15 mm pedal wrench with an allen on the other end?
 
Discussion starter · #31 ·
A few pair of my pedals can be installed using a pedal wrench while my platforms attach with an allen.
if they all installed with a pedal wrench, I would buy one and keep it in th car so I could switch at any time, but more tools needed if I want to run with the platforms.
 
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