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Shimano Deore pedal cone adjustment.
Apologies in advance for posting about bicycles, but here goes...
I decided to take some play out of my Shimano Deore pedals. No problem w/ the dust cap and 8mm nut, but could not figure out any way to move the cone. It appears completely smooth (round) w/ no flats. I tried: o an awl o various size scredrivers both on their own and jamming them between the cone and pedal to achieve an interference fit, then rotating the pedal. o half a hemostat o extremely long needle-nose pliers, but access hole through pedal did not allow jaws to open far enough to encompass cone There is not much room to work, so I don't think I can get enough of an angle to place a nail point on it and tap it 'round. I don't have any small sockets w/ rubber lips...that might work. Any suggestions? (my equivalent Suntour pedals on my other bike {yay, Suntour!} adjusted fine.) Pureheart in Aptos |
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