Shimano SPD SL pedal installation & use notes

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Installation, removal and tools needed
Tightening torques:
si.shimano.com/pdfs/dm/DM-RAP...

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3 июл 2020

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Комментарии : 22

@dmhutchison69 Год 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.*

@wilveraliet9473 3 года назад

thanks for the vid man, this really helps alot for the beginner like me. but anyways how is that torque wrench do for that pedal?

@100rando7 3 года назад

Great info

@dxvxd98 3 года назад

Gracias por el video, saludos desde Bolivia. :3

@theoverengineer 3 года назад

Thanks for watching!

@MoOutdoorsandReviews Год назад

great video, very helpful

@theoverengineer Год назад

Glad it was helpful!

@cirodimarzio4662 3 года назад

You who had the pedals in hand, can you tell me how long and wide the pedals are, please ??? Thank you

@helmiwijaya7 3 года назад

Good video. What bike is that? looks like a steel frame.

@lizchara 2 года назад

It is aluminum, it's a Trek Domane AL3

@justdance7461 2 года назад

why does mine doesn't make any noise when it's cliped in?

@dukefanatic789 2 года назад

hi. i dont see the links for the tools you recommended in the video. could you provide the links?

@theoverengineer 2 года назад

Page 12 cleats, page 13 for pedal si.shimano.com/pdfs/dm/DM-RAPD001-00-ENG.pdf

@guygumbrell2958 Год назад

@@theoverengineer broken link I’m afraid

@iamjeli 3 года назад

Is grease the same as lube?

@theoverengineer 3 года назад

Yes it is, good question. Technically, lubes are oils and greases, water can be a lubricant, too. Thanks for watching!

@intothelabyrith Год назад

How do I take them off? 😢

@theoverengineer Год назад

Rotate wrench in the other direction. But it's not that simple, you have to coordinate your hands and body weight to counter the rotational force; turning the wrench the other way around will want to spin the rear wheel and bust the skin off your knuckles ...