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Add and Removing Pedals
Any 9/16" pedal can be added to the Excy system, whether it’s
for your hands or feet. To change the pedals you will need a
15MM pedal wrench (we recommend the Park Tool PW-5 or a
similar in quality bike wrench).
To get started, fold Excy flat (in
its closed position) and lay it on hard surface with the Excy name face down and the
Rear (where the Keeper attaches) towards you. Use a cloth to protect your surface.
Remove Pedals
Rotate the crank arms to position the pedal
you are removing to be closest to you and
against the hard surface. Put the wrench over
the flats on the pedal axle right next to where
it connects to the crank arm. Have the other
end of the wrench towards you. Pull the
wrench back towards you and also press the
wrench down towards the hard surface. With
your other hand, press and hold Excy down
against the hard surface, as it will want to lift
upward in response to your pulling/pressing
on the wrench. Keep your fingers away from the direction you are moving the wrench.
The pedal should start unthreading. Keep turning the pedal axle in that same direction
until it is loose. Repeat for the other pedal / side.
Adding Pedals
Position Excy in the normal open operating
position with the Excy name faced away from
you. Most pedals have L or R (left or right)
markings on them. Align the pedal axle threads
with those in the crank arm, and rotate the
pedal axle with your fingers to get started.
Rotate such that the top of the pedal axle
spins away from you ("forward" direction). Do
the same for the other side. If the threads do
not start, then most likely you have the wrong
pedal for that side. Simply try it on the other
side. After you have tightened the pedal treads
as much as you can with your fingers, fold the
system and lay it on a hard surface with the
Excy name face down and use the wrench to
continue turning in the forward direction
(away from you) until the threads are as tight
as you can make it. Repeat for the other pedal.