Ye Olde Pedal Service - How To Service Bicycle Pedals (Vintage - Loose Bearings)
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Ye olde pedals are super easy to work on. These pedals came on a crankset I bought off eBay, and they're actually pretty nice. There was a bit of play in the axle though so here's a video showing how I serviced them.
Beware the pigeon!
So thankful for this vid.
I've just bought a Univega Viva Sport with these on. They have play, the cage is bent, but they aren't great without some kind of toe strap or cage.
Thanks for this useful information. It helped me rebuild my 30 year old pedals.
I have these exact pedals on an old Schwinn Super Le Tour. Your walk-through helped me out a lot, thank you!!
No problem. Happy to help
KKT are fantastic pedals, made in Japan, super high quality.
Great video! Finally someone showing the Kyokuto pedals, very helpful. Could you please tell me the correct size of the ball bearings again? Are they easily available? Thanks again.
These aren’t old Monkeyshred mate. They are great steel bodied pedals from the 70’s. Kyokuto is also called KKT sometimes, and they make great no nonsense, decent quality gear. I’ve only watched the first 20seconds of the vid Nd I know that the spindle and cups/cones will be spotless in these...even before you open them. Nice vids by the way😊👍
What do you use to clean the parts with before reassembly?
Thinners usually.
Thanx this was gr8
No problem!
Never mix old and new bearings, either use all old or all new,
they must match in size, best to use a micrometer.
Greats thanks
for top cap, use an open end wrench do not use pliers.
"KYOKUTO" means "Far East".
Me have learned to love this channel but the camera has to got to be fixed.
I kind of like the camera. Do you know which one he's using?
GO TO A TOOL STORE BUY TOOLS - PLIERS ARE NEVER A GOOD RESORT, LAST CHOICE!!! Harbor Freight, Tooltopia, etc. great place for inexpensive TOOLS.
Jerry I have thousands of £ worth of tools. Pliers are never a last choice.