Changing Bike Pedals - Stuck Pedal

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I replace the clipless pedals on a bike with platform style pedals. The right pedal was very hard to remove. Pretty close to seized. I believe it became partially welded to the crank arm through galvanic corrosion. After getting both pedals off, I install the platform pedals with a little bit of grease on the threads so they won't get frozen to the cranks.
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@RJTheBikeGuy 5 лет назад

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@MrSchwendinger 3 года назад

I snapped my expensive park tool 6 mm 3/8 allen bit before recurring to your video. Then I got the job done easily. Thanks…

@SDPickups 9 лет назад

How you got that pedal off without swearing is pretty amazing. Thanks for the real world "when things go wrong" video....

@mtlnascarfan 8 лет назад

+SDPickups Seriously. I would have been swearing like a f***ing sailor. Kudos for keeping your cool, RJ.

@jimpeyton1459 7 лет назад

@dontdrugkids2675 5 лет назад

SDPickups this just happened to me 5 min ago. I raged quit and slammed my bike against my wall

@TheLegendarySuperSaiyanBroly 5 лет назад

Broly agrees.

@soulsteela01 4 года назад

I tried to remove mine and in 5 minutes I swore about 55 times.

@joekahno 5 лет назад

Just a tip. The seat tube is intended to take linear compression loads and is sized accordingly. The tubing in a bike frame is much thinner than most people realize. Position the pedal arms horizontally with the one you want to remove leading. Place a block under the trailing pedal. You then have the length of both pedal arms to counter the weight you put on the cheater bar and the components are designed to take the full weight of the rider standing on the pedals. (and maybe pulling up on the bars as well)

@Gjifdxvv 2 года назад

I second this method! With the cranks horizontal I covered a breezeblock with an old tshirt to protect the trailing pedal/crankarm then I was able to push the cheater bar/spanner down with my foot whilst holding the bike down. Removed some seriously stuck pedals with ease and no damage to frame or components :)

@kevinrtres 5 лет назад

Thanks for showing the whole actual struggle with the paddle. If you'd cut it or sped it up it would have just been another youtube DIY video. Seeing someone actually struggling is so much more real!

@scoutlake3893 2 года назад

Man I'm waiting for the cussing & shit to start slinging around the garage or stuff to start snaping breaking. Because if something ever goes my way or I come out to the good on something... Well it was a damn accident cause I sure as hell didn't plan it that way! Lol We all have those days. Good video all the same Sir.

@jamesheeley6402 3 года назад

You are an absolute legend took my bike to a bike shop and they said the pedal couldn't be got off and wanted £100 for a new crank arm. Took it home, had a google and this came up. F**King amazing thanks!

@FREESOUL7602 4 года назад

I watched dozen of videos on how to remove pedals and only got more frustrated until I came across this video. Simply and straight forward. I used the piece of wood (which was a game changer) but not having anything to do leverage on the wrench I use my body weight by stepping on the wrench and pushing with my foot. Thanks.

@daisyvandermuur5973 2 года назад

*Great **Latest.Bike** , good looking, good suspension and love the gearing. I've tested some bikes that were more then twice the price but not as good. Get lots of looks when riding.*

@MorganBrown 8 лет назад

I have a length of black pipe sitting in my garage and didn't even think to use it as a cheater bar! Thanks for the pro tip with the wood leverage bar. Great video

@awalla101 2 месяца назад

This video just saved me a lot of time and anguish with my wifes bike. Just about stripped the hex screw and allen wrenches trying to get them off. Thank you.

@marcdaniels9079 3 дня назад

Worked again like a charm 4 years after I used this method the last time. Thanks RJ.. you are a master! ❤

@potbelliedfool 3 года назад

I was about to spend money on a specialist wrench until you pointed out all you need is a 15mm spanner. I like how you get out of breath, and it doesn't go smoothly, and how the environment you do it in doesn't look like a bike repairer shop. It's close to how it would actually be if I tried it. Thanks so much. Subscribed.

@mc4631 8 лет назад

Great Idea ! I think this is the second time I bump into one of your videos to sort a sticky situation out ; this time , with the wood and the long bar the pedals came out in seconds ! well done for posting this

@robertmac6063 3 года назад

My shop grade park tool rounded out trying to get one of them off. But I did have a 15mm wrench, 4 foot pipe and a 2x4. Worked like a charm. Thanks so much and to my wife who said "RU-vid stuck pedal."

@albertbatfinder5240 6 лет назад

Thank you RJ. Your video is worth more than all the idealistic ones filmed on well-maintained bikes in super-neat workshops. The others are made by people bent on creating content. Yours are helpful.

@batesarch 8 лет назад

Thanks for posting. Got stuck pedals removed, and probably saved myself from injury.

@SchmuckMartin 9 лет назад

Thanks for the video. I was about to throw a major fit before I watched this. Trying to remove pedals for over an hour sucks. Its great when you watch a youtube vid that shows you how you can do it in literally minutes, thats some good advice.

@bevtonks6273 5 лет назад

Thank you a single lady determined to change pedals without asking for assists 😉🚴

@koleandrandomotherpeople6420 3 года назад

Yet you still needed assistance

@loc9588 3 года назад

@@koleandrandomotherpeople6420 using RU-vid video is not assistance

@mscallumfoofoo1 8 лет назад

Had the same issue. The cheat bar trick and knowing that the threading goes in the opposite direction helped me out. Thanks for the upload.

@leekevinyg 6 лет назад

After a lot of pain and suffering, this was the ONLY way that worked for me. Thank you!

@RJTheBikeGuy 6 лет назад

Glad it worked for you!

@Desi365 9 лет назад

thank you so much, SIR!!!! i'vee been struggling like hell in the past hour with a stuck pedal ;-) Glad to know that on the left side you have to turn clockwise... it all makes sense now... thank you for ending my ordeal!

@Kitiwake 3 года назад

It's absolute gold plated info when your need it

@WaltKurtz68 9 лет назад

Thanks. I like this vid. Usually you only see videos where everything immediately goes perfectly. THIS one I think is more realistic. That right pedal was a real bastard! Good tips with the 2 by 3 and the metal pipe. Think I'm going to get me those too before I start my pedal change. Cheers.

@frazd441 4 года назад

You can't imagine how useful your videos where... I've almost finished repairing my vintage Trek 820 , at least five of your videos have shown EXACTLY what I needed to know. First bike related channel I'm subscribing. Saludos from Argentina!

@adamhellstrom 7 лет назад

Great tutorial! I have a tip that will help. As soon as the stuck pedal starts moving, apply lots of oil/lubricant before continuing to unscrew the pedal. Even though it won't dissolve the oxide/corrosion, it will significantly reduce the friction while unscrewing the pedal the rest of the way.

@ctrlzyx2 Год назад

Absolutely. As soon as you get something this seized to start to move, hit with spray lube. Pb blaster, silicone lube, petroleum lube, or even wd40... any of these better than nothing. Once you get things moving you don't tempt fate!

@elijahbuckland2867 4 года назад

RJ, THANK YOU. I just bought a new second hand bike and I COULD NOT get the platform pedals off. I watched this video and they came off FIRST ATTEMPT. THANK YOU

@kellyvaillancourt6241 7 лет назад

Inspired at 11:00 pm, night before an early ride....I did it!!! Didn't have the board but had a cheater bar for extra leverage. Thanks RJ! Feeling quite accomplished.

@roxic1212 8 лет назад

Thanks for showing us your struggle. Others would have cut to the part where you got it off.

@ginalozada4423 6 лет назад

Roxic12 I was thinking about that

@Leon-xc4vd 5 лет назад

Same! Thank you so much for that!

@graysonchip 5 лет назад

This video saved my ass as I prepped my bike yesterday for my lady's cousin to ride it for STP (Seattle to Portland) today and tomorrow.

@RJTheBikeGuy 5 лет назад

I had thought about riding that when I lived in Seattle. Never did.

@osvaycs 2 года назад

THANK YOU! I have literally spent 4 hours today trying to unscrew a pedal. All the other tutorials made it seem easy. The piece of wood made all the difference I can’t believe it’s worked, thanks!!

@samxday 3 года назад

Oh jeez. Thank you!!! I came here to find out how to remove a stuck pedal. Then found out bike pedals loosen towards back wheel!!! I’d literally spent a half hour thumping my spanner with a lump of wood....the wrong way 🤣

@helengoulden6551 7 лет назад

Thanks so much for posting this. I was having so much trouble, I assumed I was doing something wrong. It's helpful to see the experts struggle a bit with difficult situations.

@robd4526 2 года назад

loosening >> turn towards the back of the bike (honestly never would have guessed it was different 1 side from the other)... a life saver ... THANKS .. always tell my boys Information is power and what better place to get CORRECT INFO from real life people with successful & visual experience

@SianaGearz 8 лет назад

It's interesting how one pedal always comes off easily enough and another is always stuck like hell. I wonder whether that means anything.

@RJTheBikeGuy 8 лет назад

Remember that the two cranks were not match. Maybe the left pedal was greased before it was installed, but the right one wasn't. Or the metal was different and the galvanic reaction was different.

@SianaGearz 8 лет назад

RJ The Bike Guy Yeah but i mean it happens for me too, and i have everything the same on both sides. I think in my case though, it's the side that is leaned onto when the bike is standing, it has a one-sided stand that leans it always the same way, so that's where moisture drips towards and corrosion happens. I can see more corrosion on this side.

@Noah-nx4ic 5 лет назад

Probably depending on what foot forward you ride- more fore I one side?

@gaber2895 5 лет назад

Remember one pedal has a reverse thread (righty loose, lefty tightly)

@HoxtonLive 4 года назад

On my bike also the left one come off easily but the right side is stuck.

@piano511 10 лет назад

Thanks very much for posting this. I had exactly this problem this afternoon, gave up, googled it, found block of wood, car roof bar for the pipe, did what you did, and bingo! Cheers.

@woshigepro2 8 лет назад

Thanks MAN! I had a spoil crank set stucked with a pair of good pedals 3 years. The last mechanic which helped to install the pedals did not put any grease and used damn lots of force to tighten it. After many fail attempts, today I searched and saw your video of using a long pole for leverage and removed the pedals. The pedals goes to my mum bicycle as Long ago I had a new pedal to go with my new crank set. My mum is loving that new pedals.

@williamstenger8452 9 лет назад

I like when a video depicts what happens in real life:>)

@jgoyena 5 лет назад

I've been trying to remove the left pedal for a few days now. I'm actually tightening it. Thank you for this video. With less than a minute, I'm able to remove!

@nekkbeard 4 года назад

I had the same type of clip pedals on an old MTB, stuck for 25 years! Soaked in liquid wrench then put the crank arm in a vice today and finally got it. It was the left pedal and I’d been turning it counter clockwise all these years, d’oh!

@guncannon80 2 года назад

Great idea RJ !!! I spent 3 months on the old pedals removal but not a single step processed, get the job done in 3 mins after enjoy your video.

@adamcreel3384 3 года назад

Thank you for posting the video. I was about to give up. I don’t have a cheater bar. That made all the difference.

@JonVlogsYT 8 лет назад

Ohhh... Opposite rotation. I been making it tighter. Thank you so much.

@MaghoxFr 7 лет назад

Jonathon Powell lol me too

@camperhonsa8633 7 лет назад

Jonathon Powell 😂I just did the same thing

@krispatel1 7 лет назад

This saved me too. Spent 30 minutes tightening it

@GoodkillersChannel 6 лет назад

Well i made it super tight that i need to go to the bike store to fix it xD

@realfolo 5 лет назад

yeah, i couldnt believe how hard the pedal was attached. well, easier when you turn it the right way....

@samchristian9999 6 лет назад

Had a horribly stuck pedal and this was the perfect video for me. A piece of wood gave me the leverage I needed. Thank you!

@jonbuckley7406 9 лет назад

I didn't have a pipe, but a block of wood and an old carbon fiber hockey stick shaft did the trick. Thanks again RJ

@WitticismGenerator 5 лет назад

Was frustrated dealing with a stuck pedal, found this video and a piece of pipe in my garage and got it off! Thanks RJ

@frankgiffenmusic7253 3 года назад

Thanks for the tip on using the board to block the crank. After at first trying unsuccessfully to pull a pair of Look pedals off my bike, I shot some WD-40 on the pedal side of each axle and came in and watched your video. After that I tried it again and they popped right off.

@ryanlindsley4430 7 лет назад

This was the most helpful video for an amateur that I have found. Limited tools, tips for leverage...perfect. Thank you!

@ThomasC 4 года назад

Every time I get stuck on something like this, I look it up on youtube and usually it's one of your videos thats first of all search results. That's saying something I think. And I just got a pedal loose thanks to your leverage setup with the wooden stick. Thanks!

@tealeblue1 9 лет назад

Dude THANK YOU! The other videos DONT address the stuck pedal issue...you saved me a trip to the bike shop🚴🏽👍🏽

@donaldneumeyer4423 2 года назад

RJ, thank you for that 2x4 trick. Used a snap-on adjustable crows foot and ratchet. Pedals came off flawlessly!

@stvitus69 3 года назад

Thanks for the video, the plank trick was the difference between my success and failure, without the plank I would have still been there this time next year

@kmadathil 7 лет назад

Great idea. Using a piece of wood to keep the crank from rotating helped!

@normanbowers5669 3 года назад

Thank you. I was trying to change the pedals on a bike my son gave me because I don't have clip-on shoes. I was pretty sure I was doing it right, but nothing would budge so I assumed I must have been doing something wrong. Knowing that a breaker bar is sometimes necessary is a big help. Glad to know there isn't some tricky hidden locking mechanism and it's okay to use a lot of force.

@cowsongs 5 лет назад

REALLY USEFUL to see how these can really get seized in the real world. All the other pedal removal demos I found show them unscrewing with no problem. I was struggling with a pedal today, worried that somehow I was doing it wrong or that I would break something. But no. It was just tight as all get-out and I had to use a pipe and brace, like you did, and I kept loading it up with penetrating oil, letting it sit, and then coming back to it later.

@SkylarGreene 5 лет назад

I am going to be flat out honest. I have been riding bikes for 50 years. Changing pedals has ALWAYS been near impossible for me. Sometimes I get it to work, sometimes not. Thank you for the tips on the board and the pipe. Why I never thought of this I just do not know. In short: GOOD JOB.

@martinharrison2538 6 лет назад

The wooden chock block did the trick for me! Cheers for the vid👍

@andrewkb5211 3 года назад

I've got a stuck pedal. This video has been really helpful. Thank you. 🙏🙂👍

@darylkuczynski1922 7 лет назад

I was struggling for hours trying to change my pedals. Then I saw your video and realized that they screw off in opposite directions! Grrrrrrr! Thanks for the tip!

@LondonActorsNet 4 года назад

Tried 6 vids before finding this, you sir have an engineer's visionary mind so thank you for sharing

@segway2613 8 лет назад

A million thanks! I don't need to buy a new crankset now - got the pedals lose again

@dreweastwood2419 3 года назад

You have no idea how much this helped me out.

@GorgieClarissa 2 месяца назад

100/10 this legit helped me. my freaking platform pedals seemed to be freaking glued to the bike. used a regular wrench but had to JUMP on it! did not break anything, but holy hell were these suckers stuck on there! thanks for the video!

@Nyckelpiga1987 6 лет назад

I was getting desperate ,having tried everything from WD40, tapping the wrench with a hammer, using ice to shrink the aluminum to even standing on the wrench. But the trick with the 2x4 finally worked! I had to use some scrap woood from a broken fence and the pipe from an old vacuum, but it worked! Thanks for the tip!

@alutious 5 лет назад

Just had to do this. Park tools vid showed the guy tipping the bike in the stand vertical. I got one pedal off already while the bike was on the ground, i did a search because i couldn't get the 2nd pedal off. And I had my foot on the front rim like you had. So I came here of course and sure enough i found the way. Thank you! I used a 2x4 and i used my wife's rusted seat post, worked very well. Only allen key though so it was brutal. Only problem is my allen key broke my bottle cage. snapped it in half. lol

@beebeebearbear 10 лет назад

Thanks. My drive pedal broke and I just had no clue how to take it off til I You Tube'd it and found your video... My bike is 25 years old. The Bar and 2 x 4 worked well.....now off to the store to buy a new pedal and some grease. Thx.

@SimonSach 3 года назад

What a great tip - leverage and that block of wood method worked a treat. Thanks for posting. I think you probably saved my knuckles and a lot of swearing.

@paddypower7289 9 лет назад

Great tips!! Your trick with the block of timber just saved the day....used a wooden chopping board and it did the trick perfectly

@markgorbunov6577 2 года назад

you saved mayday I was trying all day watching so many other videos but yours was the only one that helped you deserve a sub

@tomsoucek1008 3 года назад

Thanks! Struggled with a Crankbrother unit until I used the cheat bar and 2x3. Leverage is key.

@ailatamles 5 лет назад

The only video that allowed me to take off my stuck pedals, watched & tried all the other methods but this worked so easy.THANKS!!!!!!

@PMoan-tv1jn 4 года назад

This is helpful in that it depicts a real life situation - as someone else pointed out. I just spent 30 min trying to remove stuck pedals after watching another video that indicated all that you needed to do was put the 15mm wrench in step on the pedal and push down. There was no reference to a cheater bar (for leverage) nor the blocking wood, which I did not have and found it impossible to make progress without it. So.. thanks for the clarification regarding proper tools and approach.

@kingeo3108 5 лет назад

DUDE.... Thank you! Just about to call it quits and tried your trick with the wood and..... :::POP::: the old rust broke loose. My pedals are off!!! Thx again!!!

@chuckschumacher525 8 лет назад

Super helpful RJ. I just got a couple stuck pedals off myself. The day before I attempted to get them off, I hit them with a few sprays of liquid wrench throughout the day; maybe 4-5 sprays. The next morning they came right off.

@bertiefrence7982 4 года назад

Thank you, I got both stuck pedals off by following your advice

@killuaHunter 6 лет назад

you can heat up the surrounding of the pedal threads , it will expand and it will be more easyr to undo!

@chriswaltham 4 года назад

Thanks for the 2x4 suggestion! This helped me get a stuck pedal off when I didn't have anyone to hold my, uh, crank.

@georgeb.wolffsohn30 7 лет назад

If you orient the crank arm towards the front of the bike, and the wrench toward the back you can use the crank's structure to your advantage, usually not needing support from.a 2x4. In this case there was(i'm going with you on this ) some galvanic corrosion which made it harder. Also I would use more grease (on both pedal and crank) .

@eddylaipersonaltrainer4339 4 года назад

Very clear instructions Thanks for showing how to take the pedals off Mine got stuck horribly because I turned it the wrong way

@beejaysee123 6 лет назад

Thanks. I was packing up my bike for shipping and ran into the pedals from Hell. Your practical technique got my bike shipped on time. Thanks again.

@RJTheBikeGuy 6 лет назад

Great!

@georgemacdonald5282 3 года назад

Brilliant video, i was struggling removing my pedals but looking at the struggle he had removing his own ones gave me the confidence to carry on as i thought i was going to damage mine and also giving datails on lefthand thread and right hand thread which is just confusing when someone is trying to tell you without showing you, great video and i know who to go to for more advice, thankyou so much

@nicholebrown4160 3 года назад

Thank you so much for this video! I just recently purchased a Peloton bike and the previous owner had installed after market pedals and I could not get them off! After watching your video tricks I was able to wedge a rolled yoga mat inside of the area where you applied a piece of wood and got it off! I was almost in tears afraid I would never get that thing off! Thank you thank you thank you!

@kRis-rn6so 7 лет назад

You show ways to use regular tools! Thank you! This is the exact problem we have! Great use of the board! Perfect solution to our pedal problem. Kudos

@bryanfrew 9 лет назад

Thank you! I would not have been able to remove the pedals without your advice! The right pedal was also more difficult than the left - and I'm in the Southern Hemisphere! ;-)

@1000kingconker 4 года назад

Absolutely helped a ton, just getting cheap plastic pedals off a new commuter, thanks for the pointers!

@Dummatzen 2 года назад

This video is really old, but I tried it today and it worked like a charm!

@williamcrazylacyfurmage9953 9 лет назад

What you said at 5:03 makes since, I have that problem with necks and seat post on old schwinns I fix up.

@NathanAAASmith 3 года назад

Thanks, I was twisting pedal anticlockwise on left hand side and wondering why it wasn’t budging!!!

@flappytaco 4 года назад

Left side is REVERSE threaded! OMG, thank you. I can stop being mean to my kids now.

@donniecanup6692 7 лет назад

Thanks for this video. I had a bike shop put on some clipless pedals that a friend gave me. I hated them. I wanted to put the originals back on...your video helped. Thanks again!

@augustinee.salazar8742 4 года назад

Well done; details like cheater bar and wood block support are valuable advice. The video is the least fancy or pretty, (bare feet and all,) but it is the best and real-life presentation I have seen. Thanks very much for the help.

@gicking3898 2 года назад

Your back wheel spins so freely! I just my lbs to swap with a new wheel and it's shit. Learnt a lot, thanks!

@jimpeyton1459 7 лет назад

Thank you for this! Good call on the cheater bar and fulcrum. I have two ancient bikes that I am setting up for training use. Worked like a charm. I might add a step of using penetrating oil first. This is a "brute force effort" after one tries the conventional pedal removal method. Can't stress often enough to STOP and remember which side you're working on.... Buying a piece of pipe and a little elbow grease saved me from bringing two partially disassembled bikes to the LBS Remember to clean the crank and grease the pedal before putting on the replacement

@JWTV354 2 года назад

8 year old video that still helps... thanks

@michaelbron110 9 лет назад

Got a new bike, wanted other pedals but they were stuck, i acctualy felt the frame bending under the forses, ended up taking both cranks of and placing them into a vice, and finaly with a 1 meter 50 length bar got them of, now take them of once every two months to put just petroleum vaseline on the treads and the work fine, seizing is very bad on a different material combo like aluminium and steel(s235) or so, mayby put a few stones and a pillow under the other crank instead of putting scratches on the frame, not very nice on a high end roadbike.... thanks for all the amazing vids, took a lot of tricks out of them

@BrienMalone 8 лет назад

A board. Sheesh. Thanks for that. You would think this would be common sense but it never occurred to me. It worked like a charm. RU-vid to the rescue once again.

@steffenstengardvilladsen3740 7 лет назад

I am impressed that your 15-wrench did not die during the process. After killing a few wrenches i went with a LifeLine pedal wrench (ok for the price, but not ParkTool/Pedros grade)

@voiceovervic_ 4 года назад

THANKYOU!! Was getting to the point of having to take it to the bike shop to get the wretched things removed. This trick sorted it.

@akimmbo 8 лет назад

Great vids. R.J. I watch all the time, Ive turned into a real bike wrencher over the last six months or so. Always have been working on / flipping bikes, but much more knowledgeable now....customers like that. I admire your patience...lol...like that vid where it took you like 4 days to get a stuck fork post out./ or maybe it was a seat tube. Either way... I would've cut it off with a grinder long before that. in fact , I have done..just that. ;) Best bike channel on here...Why??.....because you show the entire process, even when it gets tough...you don't just cut to the 'after shot'....I like that best Franco 🍂

@afcfrance8115 9 лет назад

hello i just wanted to let you know that i have taken my pedals off using the technique, that you showed in your video, for that i say thank you. i did not have an iron bar, so i used a 25mm/1inch pvc pipe, and that worked

@FrankLin-zt3js 4 года назад

and I want to let you know that I didn't have a steel pipe but a pvc, and your comment saved me from breaking my wrist 5 years later!

@cheimdal 10 лет назад

Yeah! Finally managed to get an old pedal off using a wrench inside a metal table leg. Thanks for the video! What suprised me was that it seemed well greased. I guess it was just tight as heck.

@peterrabbitwarren 5 лет назад

Haha changed my pedals today on my Trek Marlin mtb. Had basic Welgo nylons and getting quite slippery. After watching your video I expected the worst. Got the plank and the cheater bar and ......it came really easy. Didn't need either. Just a wrench. At least you taught me which direction to turn. I knew one of them had a left hand thread but didn't know which. Thanks for the video.

@RJTheBikeGuy 5 лет назад

They are usually tight, but not usually as tight as the one in this video.

@burt5057 3 года назад

Thanks for this. My pedals weren't too tight but I have arthritis in my fingers so it makes it that bit harder. I used a rubber-handled 15mm bike spanner and a few taps with a hammer and off they came.