Exage Mountain pedals

outlander · Mar 12, 2010

Is it possible to service the Exage Mountain pedals :?: if so does anyone have a tutorial Thanks!

lewis1641 · Mar 12, 2010

i've not done it but i suspect there is a cover over the end of the axle (furthest away from the crank end. if there is then take the cage off the pedal, pop the cover off the end. undo the bolt and cone, loose all your bearings, clean grease new bearings and rebuild.

drcarlos · Mar 12, 2010

There is a pop off cover but I can't remember if the cage comes off though, it maybe riveted on. There is a set on my brother old Dawes Kickback that is in my dads shed.

Carl.

outlander · Mar 12, 2010

Ok had a closer inspection of the pedal. The cage is riveted on. There is a pressed in plastic cap which I've managed to remove

Hopefully I'll have an easy job tomorrow on the rebuild.

barry2017 · Mar 12, 2010

I doff my cap to you for rebuilding a pedal that many people are too snobbish to even own.

Vastly underrated, was Exage.

velomaniac · Mar 13, 2010

It is a good pedal and I spotted some NOS ones on ebay very recently, recommended

Iwasgoodonce · Mar 13, 2010

If you do get it apart, the bearings will be numerous and very small!

rc200ti · Mar 13, 2010

But not as small as in the 737. :shock:

outlander · Mar 14, 2010

Got the pedals apart Was a nice easy Saturday morning job to do

The pedal has 24 bearings 13 on the side of the large cone.

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