Pedal Fitting

Tools Required

Torque wrench, 8mm hex bit, 3mm hex bit, grease.

Preparation

1. If fitted, remove existing pedals.
2. The right pedal uses a conventional thread. With the end cap of the pedal body towards you, rotate the axle in a counter-clockwise direction to remove.
3. The left pedal uses a reverse thread. With the end cap of the pedal body towards you, rotate the axle in a clockwise direction to remove.
4. Clean the crank threads and inspect for damage. Do not install Renthal pedals if the crank thread appears to be damaged.

Installation

1. Grease the threads of both pedals.
2. The right pedal has an ‘R’ marked on the pedal body next to the axle. Engage the threads by hand initially. The right pedal uses a conventional thread. With the end cap of the pedal body towards you, rotate the axle in a clockwise direction.
3. Tighten the pedal onto the crank using an 8mm hex bit in your torque wrench. Tighten to the crank manufacturer's recommended torque.
4. The left pedal has an ‘L’ marked on the pedal body next to the axle. Engage the threads by hand initially. The left pedal uses a reverse thread. With the end cap of the pedal body towards you, rotate the axle in a counter-clockwise direction.
5. Tighten the pedal onto the crank, using an 8mm hex bit, in your torque wrench. Tighten to the crank manufacturer's recommended torque.