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Flip the entire bicycle upside down, balancing the weight on the seat and handle bars.
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If you are using an Allen Wrench, insert the head of the wrench into socket located on the pedal arm.
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If you are using a Smart Wrench, place the jaws on the nut located between the pedal and pedal arm.
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Loosen the pedals by turning the right pedal counterclockwise and the left pedal clockwise.
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Remove the pedal from the socket.
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Check the socket and bolt for rust and worn threads.
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If you do not see any damage, continue to Step 4.
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Place the pedal back in the socket and tighten it until it is secure.
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Once you feel resistance, turn the pedal about 1/8 of a rotation further to properly tighten it.
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Would you be able to tell me how to fix a locked up bike
Wenn das Rad auf dem Kopf steht, ist das linke Pedal rechts und umgekehrt.
My crank arm constantly comes loose, although I tightened it. I go to the bike repair store near my house, and they say that the bearing of the bottom bracket is worn. To fix this, I need to replace it with a new one, grease the new component, and tighten the bicycle crank.
Some reasons that crank arm keeps coming loose can happen, such as: the bolts are loose and damaged; incorrect installation; the bearing is damaged; the spindle is wiped out; An unfitting bottom bracket,...