If you are running a set of Shimano or Campagnolo pedals, you must remove the bottom bracket.
Remove the bottom bracket and install the new one.
Install the new crankset and bolts.
Install the pedals.
This is the easiest way to replace your MTB pedals.
Is it hard to change bike pedals?
It’s usually safe to replace your bike pedals at home. But it can be a hassle to remove the old pedals and install the new ones. To ensure you have a successful bike pedal replacement, take the time to install the new pedals correctly so you don’t have a hard time taking them off in the future.
How do you change mountain bike pedals?
To change mountain bike pedals, you will first need to unscrew the pedals from the crank arms. Then, you can apply bike grease to the new pedals and screw them in at an even 90-degree angle. Once this is done, tighten the pedal until each pedal is fully inserted and tight.
How do you change pedals on a pedal without a wrench?
If you have a bike with a set of clipless pedals that you need to change, you do not need to use a wrench. Simply remove the old pedal and put the new one on.
What tools do I need to change bike pedals?
To change your bike pedals, you’ll need a 15mm open-ended wrench (pedal spanner), a 6mm Allen key, or an 8mm Allen key. Whatever the required tool, a long-handled version of it will mean extra leverage for extra security and easier removal.
If you’ve had a new pair of cycling shoes, you’re probably familiar with installing the cleats. There are many different cleat sizes and types, and you’ll need to figure out which one best works for your cycling shoes. If you need help, you can read our article on how to install cycling pedal cleats.
