How to overhaul vintage mountain bike pedals in 3 easy steps

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In this video I’m going to explain how to overhaul vintage mountain bike pedals. In this case the original vintage Deore XT pedals that came with my Koga Miyata Skyrunner Carbolite.
A lot of older mountain bike pedals cannot be serviced but are sealed and not meant to ever take apart again. That is not the case with these high-end Deore XT pedals. They offer a similar style dust cap you find on cranksets, with a tiny opening where you can put a flathead screwdriver into to pry it off.
A mountain bike pedal behaves very similar to a hub axle. This means that in this case loose bearings are held into place using cone- and lock nuts.
I've also written a blog post with more information. If you want to read this article go to www.restoration.bike/bike-rep...
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Song is "Time to Spare" from An Jone

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9 июн 2021

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@JivRey Год назад

Thanks, after watching your video I decided to give it a try and fix my old Deore PD-M650 pedals and it was actually easier than I was expecting. You just have to take your time. I used the small magnetic flathead screwdriver to place the bearings one by one like you did, and used a scalpel to correct the position of the bearings. Tip, I used a small magnet to collect the bearings from the mineral spirit solution.

@raybarber9837 8 месяцев назад

I have some old Welgo dual flat/spd pedals on my turbo bike and I noticed that one pedal was very stiff. They are similar design to the ones you serviced and I tried dismantelling them but after taking off the locknut I couldn't get the washer off. I needed them back on the bike, so I decided and try again later but when I replaced them, they spun freely, so releasing the locknut must have freed them up. As the bike is always inside on the trainer, I'm not too worried. And I got a PB going round Central Park. :)

@3dartist3dartist41 2 года назад

Thanks a lot!same pedals and one of it works bad!will fix it,these weekends,according your great video!

@quelake 3 года назад

It's going to be a challenge cleaning those bed sheets ;-)

@restorationdotbike 3 года назад

Sssh, don't tell my wife.

@danielklein5574 3 месяца назад

What kind of Grease are you using, can i use the same grease for BB, steerin Stem, Pedals, Wheels ?

@restorationdotbike 3 месяца назад

standard ball bearing grease. You can use the same everywhere. Professional shop owners use anti squeak grease (the sticky blue-white stuff) which does what the name implies and is less likely to be washed away by water.

@manonglakay4735 2 года назад

Hello, how did you remove the part upon which your foot rests? 🙂

@restorationdotbike 2 года назад

Just using a screwdriver

@popoi6427 Год назад

tip: if ever cleaning the inside of the pedal be careful because i cut my self to the metal that holds the ball bearing

@restorationdotbike Год назад

been there already, but thanks anyway

@3tsoul8 Год назад

Can you tell me the marble size?

@restorationdotbike Год назад

I guess you mean bearing, and I have no idea since I reused them.

@3tsoul8 Год назад

Ah, I broke 1 tablet, I bought and ordered to replace it gradually, because the pedal is still very new

@harryw9598 2 месяца назад

most pedals this style have 1/8 1nch ball bearings

@lesliegoa Год назад

How does one know that his pedal bearings are worn out?

@restorationdotbike Год назад

Wear means material of either the bearing or the bearing race diminishes. This causes play. You can check it by moving the pedal body with your hands.