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I have inherited a mountain bike and on one of the first rides the pedal has simply snapped off. The thread has completely gone so I think it needs a whole new setpair of pedals (no idea what the technical term is).
My questions are these:-
1) can you buy replacement pedal setspairs?
2) where can you buy them from?
3) is it cost effective, or should I just buy a new one and have done with it?Any helpadvice gratefully received.
Thanking you
Halfords will be able to advice you if you don’t know of any local bike shops !I know the price Halford’s charge for fitting an innertube. No thanks!
I recommend metal pedals. I’ve had the plastic ones snap a couple of times and would never go back to them. They should be easy enough to fix; even I could manage it!
So in answer to your question, yes you can buy replacement pedals and they are pretty cheap from what I can remember.
If you’re not a fan of Halford:
Buy a bike, buy a bike, get down to Charnock Richard Cycles…EB Cycles in Pemberton, will have everything you need… Used to be Stewart Pauls… Opposite the swan.
FA Cup Winners 2013, sounds good that
I know the price Halford’s charge for fitting an innertube. No thanks!I’ll do both of ’em for you if you’re too tired.
I’ve took my bike to that place at the bottom of birket bank opposite the crispen pub, ML Cycles.
https://plus.google.com/112072282829073468640/about?gl=uk&hl=en
They have a good repair chap and not that expensive. Charged me about 15 dabs for sorting out my slipping gears and giving it a bit of a service.
From Matlock to ManU
What a journey!
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