I recently bought a new pair of azonic magnesium pedals, and after only
a few rides (they're on my 36er) I noticed and felt a loud "creaking"
sound coming from the left pedal. My first thought was that maybe the
crank, being aluminum, had come a tad loose, so I tightened it. Problem
still there. I thought it could be the spokes, the bearings, or the
saddle creaking on the rail adaptor.
So when I got home I put on a different pedal and the sound
disappeared. Is this simply a case of a defective pedal? It seemed
perfectly solid and fine; It spins normally and I can't sense any
"play" in the pedal, but when I'm riding, the clicking and creaking is
there big time.
Anyway, I called the place where I got them and they said I could
either get a refund, or another pair, so I'm choosing the replacement.
Hopefully it was just a bad pair.
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