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  1. Hi, I'm building up a new bike with 2007 Chorus. After installing the
    cranks I started to install the pedals. Left side pedal installs
    without a problem. When I try to instal the drive side pedal I can
    only turn it maybe 1 to 1 1/2 turns before it meets resistance.
    Threads are clean and not stripped. I took it to 2 local shops to see
    if they could chase the threads with a pedal tap but neither shop
    could advance the tap beyond a couple of turns and they're too scared
    to force it in fear of damging the crank which is understood.
    Fortunately the online shop i purchased them from is having me send
    them back to see if Campy will warranty. Any thoughts as to why the
    pedal tap won't work and would it be a bad idea to put more force to
    try and advance the tap?

  2. gillymon said:

    Hi, I'm building up a new bike with 2007 Chorus. After installing the
    cranks I started to install the pedals. Left side pedal installs
    without a problem. When I try to instal the drive side pedal I can
    only turn it maybe 1 to 1 1/2 turns before it meets resistance.
    Threads are clean and not stripped. I took it to 2 local shops to see
    if they could chase the threads with a pedal tap but neither shop
    could advance the tap beyond a couple of turns and they're too scared
    to force it in fear of damging the crank which is understood.
    Fortunately the online shop i purchased them from is having me send
    them back to see if Campy will warranty. Any thoughts as to why the
    pedal tap won't work and would it be a bad idea to put more force to
    try and advance the tap?

    Since they're new and the online shop is working with you, I say send
    them back. If you tap them yourself and fail, that's a pretty
    expensive failure.

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