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Old 12-22-22, 01:08 PM
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Originally Posted by gdgross
Wow, guess I never followed up back here. Sorry about that.

Really appreciate everyone's help. I did this very thing, creating a thread chaser out of the old pedal and clearing out the threads for the new pedal. Worked like a charm. Thanks for that clever idea!

Had my first commute on the bike since all of this work this morning (been a busy month!) The mechanism crank is sooo much better and quieter. Hard to believe I've been riding the old way for so many years.

Now I just need to get used to those clip in pedals - at one stop this morning I had trouble getting my foot out of the clip and toppled right over :-D
No worries, we get that a lot.

Glad it worked out and you're on the road.

Loosen the release on the clips just a bit till you get the hang of it, when you start clipping out more than struggling, tighten them back up.

AND, pics or it didn't happen.
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